Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
FOREIGN.

magistrate yesterday on a charge of the murder of James Carey, the intormer. According to evidence given Carey and | ODonnell had been drinking in the sec ond class cabin just before the murder When the steamer was half way between Sable Bay and Alger Bay, O'Donnell suddenly shot Carey in the neck with 8 revolver Carey staggered away and ODonnel followed and shot him twice in the back. Carey died in twenty min utes. O'Donnell says he was Califor- mia digger [miner.-ED.l. He had lost largely in a silver mine. He was una ware of Csrey's identity until he saw it stated in the paper who Power was, he then determined to kill him.
 LONDON, August 1.-The Times says :: We are able to state that official news received from the continental capital that the most dangerous Nihilist con- spiracy has been discovered In Russia. A great number of people are impli- | OotChs NCAC
 LONDON, August l.-Shocks of earth quake were felt at Wiesbaden. Marseilles and Messsgerles. A maritime steamer arrive here, and two persons died on board from cholera.
 OPoRTo. August l.-An earthquake was felt here to-day and caused great alarm.
 NAPLES, August Mount Vesuvius is in state of eruption. Lava is de- scending from the crater m the direc- tion of the town Tore Del Greco, at the southwest, fast.
 VIENNA, August l.-The municipality has voted large sum of money for the relief of the earthquake sufferers in Ischia.
 LONDON. August 1.-The deaths from the cholera among the British troops m Egypt on Monday, numbered six at Is- maelia; one at Cairo; at Heleonare one. At Elwerdan the deaths were among the natives of Egypt eIclusively. Those at Cairo numbered 429; includ- ing IT at Rosetta.
 NAPLES, August 1.-The latest esti- mates place the number of deaths at between 1000 snd 5000 As it would be impossible to recover and bury all the bodies, the General Minister of Public Works has ordered that, in view of the horrible eIhalstiODs from the decompOs- ing remains of unrecorered corpses, that they be left where they lie and liquid lime be poured over the ruins made by the earthquake. Casa Micciots IS thus to be converted into vast cemetery.
 LONDON, August "A dispatch from Cairo says the number of deaths there from cholera during the last twenty four hours was 275.
 ALKxASDRIA, August flowing to the prevalence of cholera at Rosetta the railway traffic between that town and Alexandria is suspended.
 ALEXANDRIA,, August 1.-Two deaths from cholera occurred here yesterday. Total number of deaths from cholera in Egypt since the first outbreak of the disease to date, II, 900.
 LONDON, August 3.-The shooting of Carey has produced feeling of conster- nation in the parliament The inform CTS death is regarded as a severe blow to the policy pursued by the government. Terrorism receives check owing to the inability of the authorities to protect their agents. No one prstends to feel sorry for Carey's fate, but the English press IS angry at the failure of the gov ernment to secure the informer's safety, and it is considered that Carey's fate IS likely to intimidste possible traitors all over Ireland. The news of Carey's death has been received with popular re- ioicing, which adds to the uneasy feeling of the legislators at Westminster.
 LONDON, August 3.-King Humbert visited hospitals in Naples yesterday and spoke separately to the sufferers. man with four children; a man, aged 30 years, and two youths were exhumed alive in Ischia yesterday. It was ascer- tained that several refugees from Alex andria lost their lives at Casamicciola. The Cologne Gazette reports two Ger man artists killed in the disaster. Some papers estimate that 5000 parsons mar lshed on the island.
 LONDON, August 3.-The trial of the Jews Nycygyhyha, Hungary, charged with numbering Esther Salymosich, Christian girl, in the synagogue of Tizss Eslur, in order to procure her blood to mr1 in the passover bread, has been con- cluded- A verdict of not guilty was rendered.