Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03
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DUBLIN, May 2-Pa.rick Delaney and
Thomas Caffrey. two more of tho men
charged with participation in the muir.
der of Cavendish and Burke. were ar
raigied for trial this morning. They
created sensation IN court by pleading
guilty to the charge against them. Both
we're sentenced to be hanged ON the I'd
of June. Before Caffrey had pleaded
guilty he was informed the Crown would
give no hopes of mitigation Of the
sentence of death which would he passed
upon him. When Delaney was oaiied be
pleaded guilty. He said: Il was brought
into this first. f,olishly not knowing
what it was. l was forced from my
work to 60 to the Park. We Ii .d to
obey the orders of the society or take
the consequences. When / GO. III the
Park l could not get away. saw the
murders committed but took no part in
them. The murders were committed by
Joe Brady and Timothy Kelly, and by
nobody else" When Caffrey vas placed
on the dock his face wore y smile. Tie
consequence of pleading guilty was
again fully explained TO him. On being
asked whether he had anything to say
why sentence should not Do passed upon
him, Caffrey replied: 'Ali have to SAY,
standing on the brink of the grave. is
that l did not know what was going to
happen ten minutes before the murders
were committed. was bound to 90 to
the Park under penalty Of DEATH"
Changed ller Mad.
LONDON, May 2.-rhe Queen has
abandoned her intention Of opening the
fisheries exhibition. The Prince and
Princess of Wales will oiiioiate.
wheat Receipts.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-iieceipts of wheat
since the last report from Atlantic ports
were 1880 quarters; Pacific ports, ST.
900; other sources. 1880. The receipts
of corn we're q 600 quarters.
Convicted by the "Tinsea.''
LONDON, May The Tunes publish
ed special from Berlin which under
takes to explain the misunderstanding
or Misrepresentation on the part of the
North German Gazette in respect to the
publication in New York paper of
Minister SarQeuts report to Secretary
Frelinghuysen upon tbs pork question.
The point of the correspondence expla-
nation is, that what was published day
before yesterday by the North German
Gdsette was in reality a report of Ssr-
gent to the Department. and was print
cd In order to show that the Worth Ger
man Gazeite's late personal attack,
which Sargent would hsye been entitled
to consider gross infringement by
newspaper upon his privileges rs a for
eign ambassador, was based upon an in
correct TRANSLATION by the New York
HANDEL Zeituag of Sargent's report.
The North German Gazette in repro
ducinQ the report, prefaces il by
what the Times correspondent oharac-
terizes AZ a weak and Transparent at
tempt upon the part of the manage
meut to excuse their unwarrantable at
tack. This il the only excuse v0uch-
safed by the Rarlin paper, and it is tho
general opinion here that while the
apology il humble enough, Il must DO
regarded nevertheless as entirely made
quate, since it convicts the North Ger
man Gazette Of gross misrepresentation
of the truth.
The Triple Alliance.
PARu, May Tho Minister of For
elgn Affairs speaking in the Senate on
the triple alliance. said he believed in
Italian Foreign Minister to the Hunga-
It60 = IOtu40At t40e k1O t0oD va 0}kest
sion against France was entertained.
He believed the alliance would not in
any way change the relations Of France
with the powers. France most be pro-
dent, for . vanquished country which is
regaininQ it, strength. and which il CON-
demned 20 maintain . large defensive
force, must not be surprised to find it.
self exposed TO jealousy and distrust.
Gives 10 up.
MARsEILLEs, May 2.--The ex- Empress
Eugene has renowned her claims to the
ohateaa presented by the municipality
OF Marseilles to Nap leon. The munich
pality 10 TO pay the costs Of suit.
The Tlah show.
Loxpox, May 2.-The arrangement Of
exhibits in the American department. Of
tbs Universal Fisheries Exhibition il
nearly complete. Eight hundred cases
from the United States arrived in ex-
csllent conditisn. Psrishable exhibits
are not yet unpacked. The Canadian
department is very backward.