The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-01
FOREIGN.
Further Particulars of Carey's
Murder
Riotous Rejoicing Over the Event In
Dublin.
Mount Vesuvious in State of
Eruption.

LONDON, July e31.-O'Donnell, who shot
James Carey, the informer was accompanied
from England by his wife, who appeared to be
on intimate terms with the Carey family DUR
ing the voyage. The Times pronouuces the
death Of Carey public misfortune. 1t says he
had been an instrument of justice. The mur-
der Is calculated to encourage daring and law
less spirits to commit acts of violence. The
Joy caused in Ireland by the informer's death
is proof that many elements of danger still ex-
ist there.
The Daily Telegraph says of the affair that
no one can affect to lament the death OF Carey,
yet he had been witness for justice, and his
murder was the levelling of the pistol directly
at law aud order and the whole social system,
as well as reminder of the hateful spirit with
which the survivors OF Carey, Brady, Kelly
and their companians were likely to prosecute
the war on humanity already organized. The
same paper believes that the murder was
ordered from either London, Dublin or New
York, and that 1t would have taken place, no
matter what direction he had taken.
The Post alludes to the murder as a startling
proof of the discipline and determination Of
the secret order existing In Irland.
The Daily News says THE story Of the as
sassnation clearly shows, in the peculiarly
way in which this eveDger of blood has over
taken his victim, that the murder party in
Ireland must have an extremely keen secret
adds, mo recent criminal has excited so much
attention as Carey. While his murder is to be
deplored, the people feel only disgust at his
career His death can but bring terror to the
hearts of other iuformors"
The Standard says 1t would only be affecta-
tion to pretend that the death of any such
notorious individual as Carey could excite
sympathy. His death must inevitably be
hailed by the Irish as great victory for the
Invincibes.
CArErowN, July 3i.-O' Donnell was exam
ined before Port Elizabeth magistrate today
on the charge Of numbering Carey the in-
former
Rejoicing at Carey's Death.
DUBLIN July 31.--A mob Of men entered
Some of the houses on Abbey street tonight and
seized bedding furniture and other articles
with which to make bon fires In the ceebra-
tion OF James Carey's death, Efiigies OF Carey
were burned and mock funerals were held in
various Irish towns tonight. Eight enormous
bon fires were built around Carey's late resi-
dence last night There were also fires in
other streets throughout the city, bands march
ed through the streets playing nationol airs
followed by crowds OF people, A slight oollis-
ion between the crowd and police. 1t Is fear
ed THAI the Fenisns will be much emboldened
by these demonstrations.
A correspondent of Reuters telegram com
pany OF Capetown says O'Donnell only took
passage for Capetown, but learning Carey was
q fellow passenger he continued on the jour
ney with him on nsteamer Melrose and shot him
when that vessel was near Algoa bay in the
presence OF the informer's family. O'Donnell
is calm. He is strongly guarded as rumors are
atoat that an attempt to rescue him will be
made. A fund to be used in defending him is
being collected.
The Suez Canal.
PARIS, July 31.-The action OF the British
House OF Commons last night on the Suez
canal question gives satisfaction to the press
and people of France and it is considered a
guarantee Of peace.
Treaty Between France and Tunis.
A treaty between France and Tunis will be
submitted in the chamber of deputies to-mor-
row. 1t confirms the establishment of a French
protectorate and says the Bey will undertake
reform. France will grant TuDis loan.
Vesuvius in Eruption.
NAPLES, July 31.-Mount Vesuvius Is in
state Of eruption. Lava Is descending from tne
crater in t he direction OF the town of Tore de
Greco at the southwesth foot Of the mountain.
The inhabitants Of Tore de Greso are fleeing
TO places Of salty.