The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-06

A pleasanl manner. The witness attached
no Importance ~ The femafk NJ the time.
The witness Marks, IN q hotel keeper ~
CapetOWn; W. Beeonef, second officer ana
Uaptaip Rote, commander Of the Mtlrose
Castle. Dr. Ensor, district medical tilioer, ~
Port Elizabeth. and inspector cherry OF
Port Elizabeth police. The testimony u
mainly ~ upon the examination BOW
street Cherry further Identified the pOr'
trait Of Carey as that found In o. DonDelPs
trunk and also n newspaper cutting headed
Irish reyol utonists IN America" A le-
cal discussion arose regarding the 6dmis
sion OF newspaper cutting aud buliiVhl
said, the introduction would impart 10 p0-
litical element into the tfill.
Judge Denman thought II wonli
b- dangerous: Attorney General
James would nov press the matter ponce
Superin sndenC Aallun, vi Dublin, idrutl'
figd Carey's pistol as the one he gave .m
tor protection. When he left he snd tuNi
Carey was very excitsble ana utterly r.
pardless of human lie. The proseculio9
then closed and the court adjourned.
O'DOpnell was calm and com posed throup b.
out. Pryor frequently consulted and made
several suggestions TO the prisoner. Tho
entire proceedings were Tree rom excite
ment.
JEW AND GENTLE MARRIAGES LEGALIzED.
PEsTH, Nov. 3J--Tne lower house OF tho
| Hungarian diet, has passed bill per
mitliug civil marriages between Jew and
Christian, and legalizing civil marriages
contracted abroad.
THE FORBIDDEN PROCESSION.
NEwEY, Nov. 30,-At q meeting Of the
National League OF ms clty resolution
we're passed condemning tha actions Of the
government in prohibiting the meeting oil
the nationals Sunday aud deciding that
| they will assemble on Sunday, when, after
the magistrate shall have read the pro-
ciamatioD, they will proceed to Warren
| Point and bold 4 meeting. OraDgemen round
ABOUT have decided that unless the torch
| light procession of the nationals, All
| nuunced for tomorrow, is forbidden they
will march to Newry to protect the Protest
ant quarter. Thsre was riotiDg last night
and several injured.
HALLWAY DIsAsTER.
| PARIS, NoY. 80 In the railway collision
near ST.. Meen, yesterday, eighteen persons
were killed and fifteen seriously injured:
| VIENNA, Nov. 30.-It il reported That
Turkey intends TO ask the European pow
ers to support II in the demand to BIZ
permitted 90 s-nd troops 10 Soudam,
APPLICATION TO oUAsH.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3O.-Application Will be
made before the court of the queens bench
to quash the conviction of Poole tor the
murder of Kenny, upon the ground thai
the court in which be was tried Is illegally
constituted.
| WILL NOT RENEW MEG CITATIONS.
BERLIN, Nov 30.--lJ is stated Chat the
vatican will not renew the negotiations
with Prussia until the demand of the Holy
see, regarding the education OF priests, II
settled.
| ASSISTANCE FOR THE FRENCH EXPLORER,
| PARIS, Nov. 30--The minister marine
has instructed this French naval comman'
der on the west coast OF Africa, to afford
De Bregza, the French explorer, all posi-
Bile assistance. The government will dis.
patch thither two steam war sioops.
LIBEL SUIT.
LONDON, Nov. 80 Coolidge, British vice.
consul at Kertch, begun suit for libe
against the London Globe fol
the publishing OF dispatch tc
Central News, stating that Collidge was al
the head of a company which engaged pi'
| lots to wreck vessels in the Black sea fOI
the purpose of obtaining the insurance.
PARTICULARS IMMINENT.
IsCHIA, Nov. 30 The sound OF subter'
| raneous runlblings WAS heard Thursday
The temperature of the water OF the min
eral spring has risen.
STATUE UNVEILED.
| MADRID, Nov. 30 king Alfonso unveiled
the statue of Queen Isabella. The
German crown prince witnessed the
ceremony. The king and prince
atterward inspected the troops at the bar
racks, and in the evening ball was given
in honor OF tine prince. Two thousand per
| sons were invited.