Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-02
Tho English Orangs me N Appeal

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Tho English Orang me N Appeal
for sympathy.
LONDON, Dc. 1.-The Deputy Grand
Master ot the Elglish Orangemen. i'll
issuing an address III connection with
Lord Rossmore, H,ia he coull not sit
sill and tam -ly submit to see the Irish
bre hrsu So treated, aud snggesie that
effective tt p, be taken to express sym-
pathy with Uraagenleu.
lhe O'DonneI Trial -s'0nelusion of
Esnsseit's itrgunie Closing eg
tHc Attogney-G -Ges4s rat-VesGiet
OF Guilty - O'D0Hneli Sen.
fenced 30 Death.
LONDON, Dec. l.-Rusaell sad: "Al.
Though 10 WitGe $ say the p tll III
Cdey'a hand, yet 1t was q ute Likely
to- was drawn, but owing to the un.
certain light IA the cabin, en,, the excl
mcni, tue movement was unobserved
He submitted that the boy Carey picked
up a r.yolytr when his father ieli, an,
kept it Tor The Iurpos, of shouting
UDannell il 10 got lance, or for tue
purpcss of conc .aiing it in or,i,r r
t. nuke it .pp ar that O'Don-
n II committed an unprovoked
murder" Russ n, after insis iue
tpn tie trtd. | ~ Of . est m1y Of
Jung, lne cao DIR Q m.u .iolusAt
ii peai to the Try ior an ulpe iju ,.perl
aiu cllm tonsil ration OF the case, Ii
the, W re d a n irresis iby to the on.
clus On that The pri oner was gui Is,
~, 4 n IL ~ I'm IS n a
tutre wers imp mt la is Cf ihe e,i
dsnce which crunbleu when III y !.
t.. tp ed to s,ald upon th,m. tn, n, what.
ever 81 pici1n, they nrght have, tn y
would g.ve the pr soHtr the len lit Il
tn dou t. L. wos bet that gul
persoa shou ~ irnes es:,pe puisl.
mt mt than [ at an inno, elt on, per
chance, shouli suntr. Ru sell spoke
four hours, aud upon coneld iog, W 8
lou ly up. .uded by the crowd The
Jddge S AL r. RS I'd the appl use.
Attorney General James r.osed the
case ior the Gu,ernmtnt. He said So
much b ID been So to blacken Carey
ohara;tr that psopie mgnt believe It
Was right to k Il MN. The jury had
nothing to do with this. / he question
fIr them 10 con ider was "D.d the Irs
uner wiifully murder himf' Sworn TACT.
leit no doubt as to tha, TIE pri oner
never pleaded s,lf.dettnse uniil h. taw
his citor at Port Fl ,bslh h, aud III .re
was no little OF eyiielcs 10 supp rt
theory Of . struggle or quar
rel. The Ir soner'J counsel had
told the july story which
. D nnell had told mebo y e's. 1t
was theory unsupported BY evidence.
The Attornty.Genersl dsnitd tnat
O'Donnell had summed Carey. He in
vIted HIM to drink shortly before he
shot him. The woman who was with
O'Dounell on the steamer knew al
about the shooting. 1t Is strange sh.
was not C, He'd as u witness. Ii nle wa
O'Donuell's wife she could not testify; if
she WAS his mistress why were tLo prs.
oaer's Scounsel afia aid to call her.
Sullivan, of coufs for O'Donnell,
objected to the remarks Of the Attorney.
Gs neral, und said he oman who al
been ullud, d to n b ; evide ence as Mrs.
0'DunLe |, and tle Attorney. General
had " right 10 throw su, plcion upou
her.
The Attorney General continued, ray.
ing 1t as ~ dent sho was mt cslhd be
c sue could only colroborale the
other Witnesses st Port Elizabeth.
O'Donnell ttat,d be ore the mtgsua
tnat he suatcned tue pistol from Curty's
hand. Ii So, anu h. was 10 longer IN
danger # / Ia lite, WY did b. fire, How
ild young Carey I the is oil v hica
o Djbnell had snatei ed from h father
fnat statement was SO bad Tor the
p i1Oner tn 1t aSother WIS mate for tue
prisoner to-day, incous stent With ih
CORNER, AID equally iatrediLle.
would mptl tue jury 10 believe thai
young Ca ey WIS guilty OF perjury, and
was s. precUcious us to conceal the pis.
tol IN order to ins,en ihe crime on the
risuner. The Attorney G neral sui
fe thou. ht Mrs o Donnel's remaik
Never mind, ODun ell, you urs nc
# rmer," sh WED what really hap.
pened. She saw D DIi nell sholt Carry
and thouth ht that the crime was no ng
omp4r, with hs offrl oe OF being Ut
iniormer. 1ha le III ory Of
'e'f defence, said The A torD4y General,
was untena le. The prisoner shot Carey
telibt ra ely. and openly said heb lie es
II TO b p raisew, rthy act, and W -hen
tpe y al the nUtHisty that would
t1eh to il. History was fu lcf instances
of men king such glory. The jury,
ne knew, wruld b. sup rlur to any has
and nouounco upon the inc VI the
ase. The AtIorney.Ge1erll cupied
an hour and hull.
The Judgs then del rel his charge
to tho ju y, witch, ut7 M.rttret.
At Z; 0 they re,urt ell AMI r,qneste4
some further ex EXPLANATIONS After re
ee wing II t-ucisns the jlry retired. bul
az in reinintd and asked txplana.
mons. Thee we given, aud lhry again
rstird At o'clock the ju y anl- iuto
cont with verdict oi "Guhly' Judg
De- m n u,rsup1n sentenced o Dountll
20 d-ath.
Al er eotence the prisoner wanted to
speak. The Jadg-, however, ordered
III removal. The police ssizad lin,
wh-n oDonntll held mp his ril htl a d,
the fingers extended, and shouted,
"rhree cheers tor old Irelapdl Col.
by Uni States. To hell with the
Br tsh and the British Gown. It's a
plot made up by the CrDwn." The
pris n'r, shouting, cursing and strsg-
Qlrg, was forcibly removed by the po.
| G amid tho mo>i fsarlul infusion and
the s'anming Of d ,ors. This a,t ON Of
o D M caused the greate't txcit, meut
aud su pcise. as he I = ously gain' d the
sympathy Of the audience by his good
behavior.
Gen. Pryor sails from Liverpool for
New Ytr< on the Germanic on the 6th
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