The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

nent 10 the German government Is Of even
more interest 10 the Catholic church than
10 the state. II the emperor was convinced
Of his the Pope'sf desire soran understand
ing he would be able 20 concede that the
diet should reconsider many laws which are
not permanently required for the main
tenanee OF the peaceful relations with the
vatican.
ruE FlELn CASH.
/ DUBLIN, Jan. y The prisoners charged
Win conspiracy 10 murder Field, a special
I juror, were aTraigued Ia court today. Alice
Cardsll positively identified Brady, Kelly
and havanaugh a. the ASSISTANTS Of Field.
Another witness testified that the above
mentioned men were implicated in the at
tack.
William LAME, informer, hrother-in.law
OF Poole, charged with participation In the
murder Of Detective Cox depOsed. lie was
sworn .wasa member OF the Fenian brother
hood IN tSil, he.attended, with Poole, meet
/ lngs OF the Irish republican brother
hood; Poole was the sc. Curly
that used TO be there; witness here
created laughter by his inability to recog-
nire Curley In the dock; witness attended
meetings with the prisoners Brady and Ma.
roney. lie attended the meetings in the
north. Poole was appointed q, or north
sub-eentre; James Byrne. Of the centre,
WAS arrested, and, after his arrest,
ward was made in the cen
tire, Poole succeeded Ward, Witness
recolected the murder ofkenney in Seville
place two years ago Ward aud Poole were
allotted Tor that crime, and witness, became
the centre; ameeting of the council OF cen
tres was then held IN York street 1t WIS
attended by prisoners Mullett Michael.
Logan, $, Kingston aud witness
Inc NEXT meeting WAS attended
by the same, together with Pat Delaney,
James Lee, Robert Farrell aud Jane. Bo-
land Mulett occupied the chair 1t was de
cided To ARA ge for the appointment OF u
new committee to carry out the DEGREES OF
the directory. Joseph Muuett was chair
man complaints were made at this
meeting OF Poole, aud the chairman
said the matter would be dealt with
when the vigilance committee
was formed all unders God what the yili.
lance committee was for; Mulett said il
would be well TO send Kingston aud McNa-
mara away. A meeting of the centres was
held on the following Sunday in Glasneyen
cemetery, Joseph Mullctt, Daniel Delaney.
Farrell and others were present. wit.
ness gave Mullett money, and MuI-
lett gave receipt for the same under
name OF Salmon on December 3lst last
the same evening OF the meeting held in the
public house, mention was made OF the
threat OF Malion, superintendent Of detect.
ives, to pros cute for PERJURY certain wit
nesses examined NJ private inquiry In Dub
lin castle, Mullct said Mailon would MT
get the chance to prosecute if IL
new vigilance committee was formed, as lie
would he killed; after the murder Of Dctec-
tive Cox, the old vigilance committee was
broke up, each of the nine centres selected
two men from the rank aud file OF the
brotherhood, and those eighteen men we're
introduced to the witness, who swOre them
IN the committee; they were bound
TO obey witness attended
meeting at which new committee
VAS sworn In IL was held in Brunswick
street the latter part Of October last: Kings.
ston was in the chair; witness brought in
Deylnc aud Hawkins and Boand a,
members OF the directory, and Kingston,
who were members OF the former
vigilance committee; witness had been ar.
rested Tor the kenney murder and liberia.
ted, he visited Fool in kilmainham iai
last woek, accompanied by his wife, and his
sister told him He should have given inior.
nation week ago, did not expect money.
did not tell Poole: would inform
Police Inspector Fogarty who proved that
on December 81 he found at Prisoner Whe-
lnn's residence large quantity OF
arms and ammunition, information
about which had been given by
Bailey. Whean's broihcr-n-aw, who
was subsequently murdered in Skipper
alley. Inquiry adjourned for the week The
crown consul stated that next Saturday
important evidence regarding the Phuuix
park murder would be given The prison
crs we're carried back to jail through a pri-
yate passage.
DUBLIN nor'.
DUBLIN, Jan. 21-Elrht Feniaus have
started for Liverpool to embark for
America tearing arrest.
BERLIN ApyIcEs,
BERLIN, Jan, - The tate Prince Charles
by will, leaves ~ 10000 marks as follow,
100000 to his son, Prince Frederick
Charles 6oOO COO TO each Of his two daugh
ters; 1000 coo to the order OF ST. John, OF
Jeruellcm for ioundiuga home for conva
lescoWs; | OO0,OoO TO other charities, and
100000 remaining to be ~ the disposal oi
Emperor William, Carl Won Elsonderkcr.
newly appointed German representative at
Washington, sails Sunday for New York.
VIOLENT STORMS.
Prsru, Jan. 2i--Niolent storms prevailed
IN Hungary on Friday, in the district ~
Orvatya. Most of the houses were dc
'troyed.
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, Jan, n The German bark AID
mural Prin2 Adalbort IS ashore at Mumbles.
head, Wales. llicOOat going to her res
cue was stove IN and sixteen of the crew
drowned, A large steamer was wrecked to.
dav near swansea, The crew persisted. The
steamer Amerique, from New York, arrived
out,