, 1883-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Just M. derers Plead GaiIIy

charged with part ciFatI''n IN III" i'"id'Is
Of Csyendish and Burke, were arraI-ued
for trial this morning They created
ssussiion in the court room by pleading
guilty 10 the charges against them. Both
we're sentenced To be hanged June :. BE
fore Caffrry had pleaded guilty he was IN
formed that the crown gave no L"ie OF
mitigation Of the sentence OF death which
would be passed upon him. When Della
nsy was called he pleaded guilty. lie
s.id: 81 was brought into this a. hrs,
fooiisLly. not knowing Shat 1t WIS. was
forced from my work TO 90 TO the park.
We had to obey the orders q. thr s"cie'v
or take the consequence When got III
the park could no, get away. | saw the
murders committed, but took IL. part IN
them. The murders we're committed 10y
Joe Brady and Timothy Kelly, and by DO
body else.
cAFFEEY's STATEMENT.
When C,ifrey was placed IN the .s"ck
his face wore a smile. The c"nsrpn"ncr
If pleading guilty was again fully rApiAlaed
10 him ON the opening Of court, bat lac
persisted in his plea. On beng asked
whether he had any ylh.ng Ia say "hy sell
tence sho uld not bs passed upon h''n, Cat
frey replied: ''All | have got To say,
standing ON the brink "f the gray, Is that
did not know what Was gOlrs /" happen
until ten minutes !.eiuIe the murders were
,mmitt-d was h"uEd To <" t" Tie
park Under pain OF death.
Governor Cleveland ard Tsmmany.
New YORK, May 6.-Tnr political topic
of the day Is The split between Governor
Cleveland and Tamrnary hall John krl-
" and hi. faction think the governor has
treated Tanmany unfairly :n the matter
uf patronage, and the Tanmany legislators
therefore brought about final All urn
u,ent, leaving twenty-siS Of the governor
4 nominees uncoutirmed- No doubt the |
break with Tamrnauy will be complete and !
lasiing The Albany Argts, organ OF the |
democratic state committee, comes cut III !
double loaded article den"uncIng Tam |
many and sounding the slogan Of 1879. |
Ii plainly declares that Cleveland Is not |
going 10 retreat. The more they study |
the situation the more The governors !
friends are convinced that ali alliance, to |
last through the coming campllsn, has |
been made between the republican ma- !
chine of New York and Tanmany hall.
New York Lost to the Democrats.
The Commercial Violently attacks Gov !
srnor Cleveland for his course towards /
Tammxny: "For the first tine IN the his |
tory Of thus state we have seen chief tx |
ecutIve ~ into the capital anj endrHv"r
TO usurp the iunc,i"us rf co-".d:uatv /
branch Of government, | may ir iiai
this rupture can be brIdseG over. m 1t
looks very much As though New I.rk u.s
lost to the democratic party.
Vanderbilt Sails for Europe.
Ekw YORK, May. G-Wm II. Wander
bilt smiled for Europe yesterday. IL IS lis
intention to make shsrt stay in E.'gland
during this visit, and he will return to New
York again in four weeks. He will, how
ever. spend the summer and part g the
tall in Europe with several members of
the family.
fhs Alaska Beats her own Record.
New YoRk, May 6.-The Willisms and
Guyon line steamship Alaska. which ar
rived to-day, made tine trip from Queens
town in six days. twenty three hours and
forty-eight minutes. knocking out her
former quickest time on record. of seven
days, one hour and fifty minutes.
fnerty Indignant,
CHICAGO, May G.-At meeting Of the
sixth ward land league to-day Hon. j I'm
F. Finsrty, its delegate - the late Ph.!a
delphia evnventrYn. maze report In
the course Of his r, marks he said be went
To the convention I" Do his duty regard
isss of the p.'li'ical unpopu!ari'y which he
might entail. As result he bad been
nisrspresen;ed 10y the eastern press, which
chased him with the dy aanli;e iac iru
He favored supporting Pnrn,il. and auuld
0.xS al
mlst rather suffer injustice than have the
Eugbsh government thInk they ale Not III
harmony with the le.'pls Sho ei.pisin ..i
want Of free speech III Ireland H.,
should consider that there MS rv free
spsHca in Phil.d.lphia.
1Stsiah Consul Boexer interviewed
Nxv Yoxx. Msy 6.-R-spec,irg tn al
l-sed intended aTns, II Sh, ridan and
W.lsh, Booker, b. i,ish Consul general,
says If the matter Is placed In hs hands
he xiil 60 t-inre the United States c1iI.-
uiia.iossr and Apply tor All order for arrest.
He hsd, ~ yet, received no insiru,iIu,.s
on the subject. Il an, decidedly n the
opnica that the indic:n.eD;s were ;A- re
slt uf coeelusive eyidsi c.. oi ;h.ir uril;.
The BIit..h gvveIhnl.n, would not c.,a-
sidss The queen m .f ptis, ri,F'. ,x,radi
i'm uals-s !, MAS N rsee:p, a. :r.i:,ye
,v.dencs"
Ei~Hds, British vice c, nsui. SIS asS,,i
ahont the report that the nAr,- : every
dynns.t. c,Inkpirs,rr MAS fe;ray-,i l., hin
aud ASa-i TO Eoyisnd Mt rvrry con-
spinaor.' said Eii-aids, with smile.
'ls u hue v~ have received srr4, de,l
ct information, bat very rlneh credit is
due 10 fhs police a, home for ,keir eli. RS.
SAsse has seen Considerable Voluntary in
kfnst,on gwen. but n, re has seemed 10
Be IN impsess'.a that every one X ho told
sssory would De paid f,-, ~, AID re haze
I'D no litik tronLls ia discriminating he
ssesn What vas ;rus'sorthy and whsf
90 not