Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-11
FOREIGN.
Trial OF the Phoenix Park Muir.
derers.

derers.
DUBLIN, Nov. 0.-kavanaghs evil
dence makes it certain that Burke was
first murdered, and that the plot was
primarily against him. As the examin
alton progressed the prisoners appeared
to be falling into sheer desperation, and
not one OF them looked towards the
Court except Hanlan. On Kavanagh's
identifying Delaney aud James Casey,
the latter OF whom he said he knew
well, there was such commotion in
court that the magistrates threatened to
clear it. Brady afterwards somewhat
recovered his composure and endeav-
ored 10 smile when kavanagh said that
he was near the scene OF assassination,
and that he heard one of the victims
cry "0h." The tall victim, Burke, he
said, was lying in the road, after this
exclamation; the other victim was
standing in the road with an umbrella in
his hands. Kavanagh afterwards saw
him lying in the road as before stated.
Kavanaghs evidence will be final. Lit
tie can be added to it, as the crown will
not accept the evidence of the actual
participants. The prisoners evidently
feel that the game is up for all of them
now. They exhibit a defiant demeanor
except James Casey, who sits notion
less gazing quietly at the bench. The
others move about, hold whispered con-
ferences and sometimes laugh at any
incident. kavanagh further deposed
that Fitzharris on one occasion told him
they were after Judge Lawson. kava-
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Thursday last. He had been sworn into
the society by Kelly. The task assigned
him was to drive the boys. lndepen-
dent witnesses corroborate having seen
Kavanagh previous to the Phoenix Park
murders, at the public houses he
mentions in his evidence as having Wis.,
tied before he drove to the park. The
case was adjourned to Thursday next.
Alleged Murderer Arrested.
SAN BuESA VENTURA, Cal. Feb. TO-
This evening Sheriff snodgross arrested
John Moore charged with the murder of
Frenchman in Kern county about
December 9th, 1882. Moore ac.
knowledges the killing but says the
Frenchman shot at him first. He will
be taken to Bakersfield for trial
Good News from the Nedefinnd.
ANTwERr, Feb. l0.-The steamship
Schiedom at Amsterdam reports that
she passed the steamer Nederland at 0
A. M. on February 9TH, 40 miles west of
Lizard Point All well and the weather
fine.
A Rapid voyage.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. l0.--The Guion
line steamer Alaska made the passage
from New York in days, 20 hours and
80 minutes.
The Quebec Overdue.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.-The owners
have sent powerful steam tug to seek
the Quebec, overdue from Portland.
The Cimbria Investigation
HAMBURG, Feb. l0.-Capt. Cuttill, of
the steamer Sultan, in testifying regard
ing the sinking of the Cimbria, said that
the report published that he saw the
Cimbria's port light first, was due to n
misunderstanding. The President of
the Court cautioned him to read his
sworn statement. Capt. Cuttill replied
that if he had ever made such state.
ment it must have been through mis-
apprehension of the question which
ELECTED it. By the violence of the col,
lision the Sultan turned her head west
ward and he dared not turn again till
the damage was repaired, as the bulk
head, she wasput to sea, would have been
unable to stand the strain. Capt. Cuttill
said that he had been in collisions twice
on rivers, but never before at sea.