The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-10

murder was no par, of the CRIME as con.
cocted, but that be was victim 70 his
presence in the park with Burke. The
grand jury then retired. ID is selected from
special panel drawn from the residents
Of both the city and county of nuOiin.
There were very few claims tor exemption
from service, The grand jury soon returned
20 the courtroom with true bill against
Joe Brady, charging him with the murder
oi Lord Frederick Cayendish and Burke.
Brady was arraigned al the bar aud pleaded
not guilty. Application was then adc for
the postponement OF the trial, as the
preparations for il were not conlplete,
Counsel for the crown opposed longer
postponement than till tomorrow. Nc.
Cune, Brady's solicitor, said that A. NJ.
Sullivan would act for Brady, If tins was
allowed him TO get ready. Judge . brieu
said the case must proceed tomorrow, II
Sullivan was not ready to take It in hand,
he Judge o Drien) would appoint some
other person to act for Brady. The case
was further continued, the result being
that the trial of Brady was set for 70 NOR,
row, and DR.. Webb Adams assigned By the
court To defend the prisoner.
Curley, Kelley, Thomas CatIfey and Fitz.
harris were next each arraigned separately.
Each pleaded not guilty, All were n,ri tor
trial.
Judge O'Brien informed the grand Jury
that the case of the attack upon Juror
Field would not be called until alter the or.
diuary business OF the commission VS. dis
posed of, Addressing the special tutors he
spoke OF the importance and gravity of the
Phoenix park murder case. He pointed to
the existence OF regularly organized Sc.
cret society, held together for the purpose
Of committing murder. The members of
such societies, actually guilty of taking the
lite of fellow beings, and those guilty
OF assisting and encouraging them were
clearly guilty of murder, the latter equally
guilty with the former; but being me;abers
of the society, even though 1t might he
formed with II generel object to commit
murder, did not necessarily make all mem
bers guilty Of that specific crime. If the
jury believed the evidence the crown
would produce ii was their duty to bring in
truebill against the persons accused. He
dwet on the enormity OF the crime, which
had, rs II by magic, brought dark cloud
over bright and favorable prospect, that il
seemed was about to open for
Ireland. The judge informed the jury
the crown would allege the murder Of Lord
Frederick and the prisoners were, therefore,
accessories before the fact; that those OF the
band not present were responsible only for
the murder OF Burke, which was premed-
itated act IN their part. The lives taken
the 9th of May last were sacred and dear 70
the people. He had not, for his part, the
least misgiving that the jury would be
found faithful in the discharge OF their
duties. Brady in the dock wore careless
and defiant demeanor, as at hearing.
CONFIRMED.
ROME, April 9.-Bishop Herzog, of the
Alat anna Catholic church, yesterday con
lirmed six young ladies in the Amerclu
Episcopal church, He came from Berne,
Switzerland, especiallyfor the purpose, the
first instance of the Old Catholic bishop hay
ing visited Rome in IN oifc al capacity, He
was delegated by the American Ecesias-
tical authorities to oiiiciate, as there was
no English or American bishop in Italy.
Many prominent citizens OF the United
States were present ut the cere-
mony, including the American minister
THE PLOT TnICKEHTNG
DUBLIN April 9.--The authorities have
information that there are In the city 1000
Fenians who have no connection with the
inner circle. A farmer, named Harte, OF
the Crushen district, concerned in the muir
der conspiracy for which eight young men
were arrested Friday, was captured while
attempting to escape to America. The ar
rests are, it is believed, tor the murder VI
Justice Herbert, at Castle Island.
BEHEADED.
BERLIN, April 0.-Conrad, the murderer
OF h,s wife and four children whose SEN
tence of death the emperor refused to com.
.mute, was beheaded in the coUrs yard oi
the prison here this fnorning. korty-threc
persons witnessed the execution. Conrad
protested his innocence to the end.
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
PARIS, April 9.---The police are keeping
close watch over Il number of RUSSIAN ret
ugees here, whom they suspect of being
connected with an alleged plot to take the
life of the czar at the time of the coronation
1t is reported some French detectives will
proceed to Moscow on that occasion to assist
the Russian police in watching suspected
persons.
CANADIAN AAILwAYs.
TORONTO, ONT, April "a special Caolt
says; Negotiations of the Grand CHUNK a
Canadian Pacific railway are progressing
most satisfactorily. There is every proba
bilIty that an arrangement can be effected
by which the two companies will work to.
gether. The Ontario Il Quebec railway
,building) will be worked in the joint in
lerest OF the two companies.
LABOR AT A PREMIUM.
VICTORIA, Is. O., April Give steamers
filled with passengers arrived last week. So
Tar immigrants have had no difficulty in
finding employment. Two thousand
Chinese shortly 10 arrive from Hong Kong
were engaged to work or the railroad before
the contractors knew that white labor was
available. No more Chinese will be ac-
cepttd Tor railroad work.
A Go-RETWEEH.
GLASGOW, April 9.--lt is known that Ber-
naTd Gallagher, arrested as dynamite
fiend, has, within the last few years, made
frequent trips between the United States
ant Great Britain.
FRENCH DEvnTRY.
PARIS, April 9,--Ihe house of the mining
engineer at Montcceau was damaged Satur-
day by the explosion Of dynamite-car-
tridges placed near the building. The
forest between Monteceau.L Les. Mines I'd
Lecur2ot was ret on are last night.
A pRuSKARD INSTEAD OF AN AGITAToR.
CORK, April -Deasy, drowned Sunday
evening, as supposed for political tenets.
was killed in drunken quarrel.
80 60,
OTTAWA, 0HT., April 9.-The government
has rejected the latest proposition made
can whiskles. Pratt, secretary of the
American Distillers' association, left to-
day.
on THB ALERT.
LIVERPOOL, April o. Owing to the re.
ceipt of letter containing threats to blow
up the post-otiice here, great precautions
are being taken to prevent the carrying out
OF such q project.
GLADsTogE's COUSIN SUICIDES.
Hugh Gladstone, partner in the firm OF
Gladstone d Sons, this city, committed sui.
eide by taking strychnine. Deceased was a
cousin OF the prime minister, Gladstone.
READY For THE RACKET.
LIVERPOOL, April 0.-Thirty additional
detectives have been appointed on extra
duty here. The fire brigade is warned to
be in readiness for any emergency which
may arise.
MARSHALL.
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