Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-06
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"I 1hbSo M0tOct
DUBLIN, Feb. 5-The investigation O.
the murder conspiracy charges WAS re
saMed. The Court room was crowded
Lords and high officials were present
showing careful discrimination in tn.
issuance OF tickets of admission
Michaei havanaugh, the car man
nafcneo into the prisoners dock be
tween TWO policemen. The new depar
sufe caused much speculation. A little
glri witness, Ellen Brophy, identified
navanauRh as the driver of the Car con
ssinnR tue men who intended to assas
s1nate Field, the jurymsn. Besides
navanaugh, Joseph Brady and Timothy
neiiey also we're arraiRne3 in connec
.iou Win the attempt to murder Field
After hearing the evidence against the
prisoners accused of attempting TO kill
Field. the two Careys, two Mullets
Wheelan, Brady, Kelley and KavanauQh
we're charged with the murder Of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke
The reason the investigation against
the murderers of Field was taken up
was that the authorities intend to CON-
plete the evidence in that case today.
Then the prisoners will be remanded.
The Identification Of Kavanaugh BY
Ellen Brophy was particularly complete.
she says she spoke to him, and asked
MN whom he was waiting for. She saw
MIN while she was carrying messages,
three times in half an hour. Immedi-
ateiy on her return the third time, she
heard cries of murder, and ran TO the
door. BY that time there were two men,
besides the driver, on the car. The
third man was just mounting. She was
severely cross examined, but never fall
tered. When Kavanaugh was identified
he blushed and smiled uneasily. Kelley
was pale, but defiant-looking. James
Mullet laughed when the charge con-
corning the Phoenix Park murders was
read, but none of his companions joined
him. Much time was occupied in prov
ing tho letting of the large room on
Peter street to George Carey, ostensibly
as reading room, but really for the
purpose of drilling men. He left the
room in October, 1879.
A Sick Count.
VIENNA, Feb. 5.-It Is reported that
Count Chambered is suffering with
quinsy. His friends are somewhat un-
easy.
No Expulsion.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-Soix anticipates ma
jority is IL in the Senate against the
expulsion bill.
Bad Accident.
VIENNA, Feb. ga serious railway &C.
cident occurred in Hungary. Six cars
fell down steep mountain. Seven wO-
men and some men were killed and
many injured.
The Princess In Bad Health.
OTTAWA, Feb. Sit is officially stated
that Princess Louise was exceedingly
DESTROYS of returning to Canada with
her husband at the conclusion of their
British Colonial tour, bat at tho advice
of her London physician and express
command of the Queen, she was Obliged
to go to Bermudy, there to remain until
the latter part of March, or first week in
April.
Bodies to be Recovered.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Secretary
of the Navy has received a cabee mes
sage from Minister Hunt, dated st. Pet
Feb. 3, stating Lieutenant Har-
Der left Yakutsk to get the bodies of
DeLong and party.
An Illegal Tax.
The supreme Court mas 0eCloed IN
valid the act of the New York Legislat-
ture, imposing upon steamship compan-
les tax of 81 for every alien passenger
brought from foreign ports to New
York.
Intense SUFFERING.
DUBLIN, Feb. ga man was found
starved to death at Laughrea, County
Galway, today. At the inquest the
Poor Law Guardian said the case was
only one of many. A crowd of hungry
people gathered in front of the resi-
dence Of kev. Patrick Guggan, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Clonfert, on Sun
day. Tho Bishop informed thom that
he had distributed every shilling avail
able. and the opening Of relief works
was tho only resource left to relieve the
suffering.