Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-03
TIC Killing of Carey.

PoRT EIIzABET August 21.--The exam
iuation of 0'Donnell for the murder of James
Carey was resumed yesterday. The eldest
sou OF Carey deposed that his father and
O'Donnen hsd been on friendly terms
throughout the voyage, and often played
cards together. He also deposed That he
found check Tor 81, 000in his fathers pocket,
after the shooting. Mrs Carey deposed she
was ia On adj oining room when her husband
was shot. lie rsn toward her, saying
"Maggis, l am shot. O'Donnell has shot
me-" It was then O'Donnell, replying 60 her
question, said he had been ssnt 60 do IT,.
M-s. Carey also said there was an IFishmsn
named Billy. from Wexford, on the steamer
Kingfauns Castle. Her husband was suspi-
cious Of him. The case WAS remanded to en-
able thu prisorer 10 call the steward of the
steamer Melrose as e witness.
o'DoNNELL AND MRS. CAREY.
LONDON, August 2i.-The assertion is
made that 0'Donnell, before embarking for
Afeics, boosted that be had followed Mrs.
Carey from Dublin.
REMARKABLE STATEMENTS,
ROCHESTER, IN. W, August 2d.-Felix
Lynch. an ex-poiceman and member of the
Irish National League, has mad3 some
strange statements relative TO his plans to
kill the informer Carey. He says he belongs
20 the Inviucibles, and thst after Carey's
death was determined upon. photographs of
the informer were sent from Dublin all over
the world. We recsivsd picture Of him, F"
he said, six weeks ago. We we're informed,
in some manner, that ne would probably land
at Quebec on the Allan steamer City of
Mexico. l went to Quebec, and was there
when the steamer arrived there."
In answer to the question whether he would
have done the work O'Donnell has done had
Carey landed, Lynch said decidedly:
would, though l suppose ought not TO say
go now. l was Oh deck by the gangwRy, and
looked over The passengers as they landed. l
would have known Carey in minute. / had
his photograph in my possession then, and
still have it, but Carey did Dot arrive, and l
came back home"
Lynch said he was somewhat disappointed
because he did not have a chance 70 give the
betrayer his deserts. "When O'Dounsll did
the Shooting" hs continued, The did it uoder
an order from the Invincibles, and the object
which ths organization has been seeking is
finally accomplished. L might as well say the
Marquis of L2nsdowne has not long Co live"
The Italian Calamity.
NAPLES August 2d-King Humbert yes
terday visited tie scene of the earthquake at
Ischia, and went ever the ruins of the de.
stroyed towns. He expresses the Geepest
sympathy with the sufferers, and directed the
distribution of money AID provisions to those
Ia need. Another severe shock of earthquake
was felt on the island last evening, which put
a stop to chs work IF searching the ruins for
bodies of the victims. It is beiieved that
sone persons, buried under The falling build
ings aG the time of the earthquake, ar5 still
alive in the ruins. The use of lime on the
ruins is therefore opposed.
Strike OF Operators in Mexico.
CRY oF Mexico. August 21.-The teleg-
raph operators on the Mexican National
Railroad struck this morning. They demand
an increase Of $50 per month. The trains
are interrupted.
Rebellion oueIIed.
GALVESTON. August 2d,-The Ne,rs Laredo
special says: Tha rebellion in the State Of
Tamaulpas hiss beeu quelled. This result
was due in measure to the quick transporta
ton of troops by railroad. The Government
is much grstifed at the success OF the new
method.
The Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3D.. Two deaths
feom cholera occurred here yesterday. The
total number Of deaths from cholera in Egypt
since the first outbresk of The disease to date
is Il, 600.
CAIRO, August 2].-There were sS7 deaths
from cholera ia Egypt Wednesday, including
279 here. Among the Britiah troops, II
English doctors arrived at Alexandria to-day
on their way TO Cairo.
The French Chamber of Deputies.
PARIS, August 2d.-The Chamber of Dep
uties approved the Convention with the rsil-
road companies aud the session of the
Chambers closed.