Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-10
GREAT BRITAIN.


lin says: Joe Brady, Timothy Kelley,
Patrick Delaney, Thomas Caffrey, Daniel
Carly and Fitzharris, known as ''Skin the
Goat" the men charged with the Phoenix
park murders and other crimes, who are
to be placed on trial to-day, were to have
been conveyed from Kilmainh am prison
to Green street court house at o'clock
this morning under a strong escort of
policemen. The government feel rather
afraid that the friends of the prisoners
will attempt to rescue them. Special
measures were taken to insure the safety
of the court building.
The grand jury found true bills of mur-
der against Joseph and Lawrence Hanloin
VIM. Maroney, Patrick Delaney, Pagan and
Joseph Mullett.
Suspicious looking men who resemble
Americans have been seen II Phoenix park
and other parts of Dublin the last few
days. Detectives are watching their move
ments closely.
The counsel and solicitors for the pris-
oners who appeared for them, at the ex-
animation in Kilmainham court house
were present. Judge O'Brien addressed
the special jurors, and stated that the crown
would aIe.s that Lord Frederick Caven-
dish's murder was 10 part of the crime as
concocted, but that he was victim to his
presence in the park with Burke. Never
theless all pressn. at the time of the muir
der were lespolsible therefor. The grand
jury then retired. It is selected from a
special panel drawn from residents of
Cath city and the county of Dublin
There were very few claims for exemption
from service. The grand jury soon return
ed to the court room with true bill
against Joe Brady charging him with the
murder of Lord Fredk. Ca1endish and
Burke. Brady was arraigned at the bar and
pleaded not guilty. Application was then
made for postponement of the trial, as
preparations for it were not complete.
Counsel for the crown apposed any longer
postpoaement than till tomorrow. Nc
Cune, Brady's solicitor, said that d MIR.
Sullivan would act for Brady, if time were
allowed him to get ready. Judge O'Brien
said the case must proceed tomorrow. II
Sullivan was not ready to take it IN hand
he (Judge O'Brien) would appoint some
other person to act for Brady. The case
Yves further considered, LIE f5suI. being
that the trial OF Brady was set for to-mor-
row and DR.. Webb Adams assigned by the
court to defend the prisoner.
The court house, where the trial of the
Phoenix park assassins will take place, is
beseiged this morning by crowds, eager to
gain admission. The authorities, however,
only admitted the jury called On the case,
and fifty reporters, and they were let IN
the building at an early hour. Judge
O'Brien, who is to hear the case, took a
seat on the bench at 11:15 o'clock, whenithe
work of swearing the grand jury was pro-
ceeded with. The prisoners, Brady, Kelley,
Delaney, Cafray, Carley and Fitzharris,
were brought to the court house at
o'clock, and were escorted by whole troop
of dragons.
Judge O'Brien informed the grand jury
that the case of the attack upon the juror
Field would not be called until after the
ordinary business in common was disposed
of. Addressing the special jurors, he spoke
of the Importance and gravity of the
Phoenix park murder case. He pointed
to the existence of the regularly organized
secret societies held together for the pur-
pose of committing murders. Members of
such societies are actually guilty of taking
lives of fellow beings and those guilty
of assisting and encouraging them, were
clearly guilty of murder. The latter were
equally guilty with the form
the society, even though it might be
formed with the general object to commit
murder, did not necessarily make all the
members guilty of that specific crime. If
the jury believed the evidence the crown
would produce, it was their duty to bring
in a true bill against the persons accused.
10 ha 0f fba
which had, as if by magic, brought dark
cloud over the bright and favorable pros
pect, that it seemed was about to open for
Ireland. The Judge informed the jury
that the crown would allege that themur-
der of Lord Cavendish was not part
of the original design of the Phoenix park
assassins. That he was victim
on account of being at the time in compa-
ny with Burke. The crown would claim,
however, all the persons present at the
time of the murder we're responsible for
killing Lord Cavendish, and were therefore
accessories before the fact. That those of
the band not present were responsible only
for the murder of Burke, which was pre-
meditated act on their part. The lives
taken on March and May last were sacred
and dear to the people. He had not, for
his part, the least misgiving that the jury
would not be found faithful in the dis
charge of their onerous duties.
Brady, in the dock, wore a careless and
defiant demeanor, as at the hearing.
GLASGOW, April 9.-Know Bernard Gal
igher, arrested as dynamite fiend, has
within the last few years, made frequent
trips between the United States and Great
Britain.
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Hugh Gladstone,
partner of the firm of j. NJ. Gladstone &
Sons, of this city, has committed suicide
by taking strychnine. The deceased was
cousin to Prime Minister Gladstone.
LONDON, April 9.-The queen is making
favorable progress towards recovery. She
took drive, as usual, yesterday.
Dixie, president of the local govern
ment board, says the board would not op-
pose emigration of pauper children to
Canada, as the government of that coun-
try had undertaken to provide for an in
spection.
Betting against l4orillard's Iroquois for
the city ana suburban handicap is twenty
FIVE 10 one. KeeHs's Foxhall is not quoted.
Msssassoit, C01nanche, Winnebago, We
nonah, Touch-me-not and Siddarla, three