The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-07

New YoRK, Feb. 3.-Under date
of London Feb. Let, the CstizcH Of to-
day has the following cable: While
the English, and Orsngs Journals
proclaim thaI the cases Sgalnst the
men arrested In Dublin sre.ps0ved
n1sh opinion renlainS that The evi-
dsnee b suspicious. Lamie, the
second in|0Fmes, di0ess: In many
material points from that ol Farrell.
Lamie testified tn the existence Of E
vigilance committee, aud Farrell the
existence Of IN anaasDtnati0n circle.
The OrRauixatio0 described By Lamie
was for the aGsassinaljon of inlsssDee.
Farrell said It was organised f3s the
murder Of crown officials. Lamie
swose that be expected no reward.
The girl Carroll gave evidence In .
most 1ippant manner. Hee testimony
eonnictsd With that Of her sseoad,
Brown, and the witness Connolly,
the t0esner maintaining that It was
joseph Brady who used the sword In
the attack on Field and the latter
that it was used by Timothy Kelly
another Of the prisoner. The female
witness declared that she had not
spoken to her parents Of the matter
on the night Of the attempt on Field.
All the evidence hears apparent
,uaris 0f having been manufactured.
It is believed that the hong stay Of
proceedin9v demanded by the crown
was to give time 70 complete this
manufacturing. and In the hope the
pgiConers would lie induced to In
form. The government wishes 10
keep up the excitement, which viii
serve the present purposes admirably.
The prisoners have 6een refused rsr-
mission to receive visits from Te)a-
tivex, t. which they are entitled un-
der the provisions Of the new prison
net, inserted at le,n&ud Ut Parne]l
and strongly Opps'seti by spencer
when the measure was before the
House of Lords. English liberal
opinion is very bitterly anti-1rls".
Their confidence In their strength ilD-
creased by Tory discussion aud inoa-
pncity, which h exposed BY the stu
lid Tory vritersin their journal.. The
result Ut NallOw's . electi.,n has forced
English journal. to face the inevita-
bic return VI seventy Nationalist
member ut the next election. The
81. JAMES (:u:ctfc advocates ihe d1s.
frsnchisen,ent of Ireland aud it,
horde Of Llbesal M .snbers who follow
Harrington, In screaming for home
rule, which will never Oe gsante(l.
The Pail lN'sN 0u:cttc, Et,k0. aud 9TH
IT Journals herisis these cries and
compare then, with similar
declarations concerning the
inadnlisxability Of other Irish
demands, which were after oil sala,.
cessfully asserted. Nationalist not
yet decided - to contest party.
Whether Arlington contests o. not,
the constituency n extremely small,
and usually returns . Tory. should
the seat 6e challenged BY the M
lional party, the rrsult must %
uncertain; hut In any ca0e the
WhigS will not be allowed 20 get IN.
The feeling Of Ireland h faithfully
reflected BY O'Brien's triumph IN
NallOw. In writing on the subject
Tuesday, the Dublin Freeman says,
''lreland WAS never farther from
being conquered"
llaOo Can Lie.
New YORK, Feb. 3-When Jem
Mace was On ihe Wituess otand yeS-
terday, be declared that ll,sn Of the
highest standing were taking boxing
lessons and ,udalgs d In friendly spar
ring, and when asked for an instance
he replied: "RocUe C00kljng b .
very good boxer, and b very proud q
his k0owlejge Of the at. So0be ycass
aGO he hsd . little bout with Senator
Chandler, VI Michigan, In which be
came out the best nlan. The next
day Chandler introduced me 10 COpk-
ling 1t dinner. The day after, In the
evening, aller \ discussion alrDut box
inR. Ccnklinw induced me to nat o.