Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-18
THE CONVENTION AT TRENTON.
THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES THE coREaps
cAaEY's SLAYER IN A LONDON JAIL,
PIERCE DECLINES THE NOMINATION
WORK OF THE SEPTEMBER STORMS,
VESSEL WRECKED AND LIVES LOST
Carey's Slayer in l. 0ndOn.

he is INCARCEEATED IN MIILBANK JAZZ.
LONDON, Sept ls-O'Donnell, the murderer OF
carey, was landed at southampton ut 9 O'Clock
this morning and placed on board the train for
London. The train arrived at Vauxhall at noon,
police and escorted to the prison van He was
then, under escort OF the police, driven to Mill.
| bank Jail.
SCENES AT THE LANDING AT SOUTHAMPTON
ODonnell was taken from the steamer Athenfan
| when three miles off southampton by the police
tug and brought to the cattle sheds at the end OF
| the quay. The detectives kept their movements
so secret that but few persons were aware OF the
Landing. and with the exception OF the police
there were not dozen present to witness IT. The
quay was closed to the public and the local police
guarded the gangway. A large detachment OF
London police surrounded O'Donneil and his
| party as they landed: police inspector ana
| some detectives had the immediate personal
charge OF the prisoner, who was not handcuffed,
and who obeyed the orders OF his guardians with
alacrlty. soon as 1t became publicly known
that O'Donnell had landed
RUSH WAS MADE BY THE CROWD
aag atong the Inc nelgh6oring quays. but the measures
public obtained only distant view OF the party
When his baggage had been landed the prisoner
was conducted to the rear of the sheds, where a
locomotive and two cars were In waiting. O'Don.
nell took seat in f1rSt-class carriage, police
men nlling the remaining seats. The train was
Then rapidly driven along the dock Sldings until
II reached the depot, where it was learned that
there would be delay OF a halt-hour. In view of
tnls the train was run on siding some distance
along the main line to avoid the public, where it
awaited the
DEPARTURE OF THE NAIL TRAIN FOR LONDON,
10 which 1t was attached. The final start was
made at ten O'Clock, the trip being accomplished
without incident. O'Donnell maintained a cheer
lui demeanor and talked freely, but without refer
ence to the crime with which he is Charged
81 HAD TO DO IT."
LONDON, Sept 18.-It has transpired that O'Don-
nell after shooting Carey, said "Shake hands,
Mrs Carey; had to do it." Not" did not do it,
as was at first reported. 1t is stated that the
crown has engaged the services of Mr. Poland.
VINO has already appeared In the Irish state trials
to prosecute ODonnel. Everything Indicates that
the trial. which will take place In November will
be a memorable one.
EVIDENCE OF A MOST ASTOUNDING NATURE.
1t Is understood that Mrs. Carey has offered evil
dence OF most astounding nature. which she de-
clares Will clear her husbands character. She
has handed letters to the authorities which in
clude the correspondence Of a member OF parlia-
ment
WARNING OF AN ATTEMPT AT RESCUE
The irish Times OF Dublin says: Iu is certain
that the police had warning that an attempt to
rescue O'Donneu would be made by ..forlorn
hope. composed of Fenians of London, Liverpool,
and Manchester. This desperate enter prise was
not carried out, however, owing to the precau.
uons taken by the authorities