The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-26
FOREIGN.
Another Disagreement in the Case
of Kelley
The Pope Warns the Irish People
Against Disloyalty.
A Fearful Mine Explosion in
France.

DUBLIN, April 25.-The jury in the case of
Kelley, retired on the charge OF completely in
the Phmaix Park murders, disagreed to-day.
They we're sent back TO reconsider their ver-
dict but after returning 70 the court room the
fourth time and reporting that they could not
agree they we're discharged.
The Alleged Murderer OF MIR. Burke on
Trial.
DUBLIN. April 25.-The trial Of Michael
Fsgau, who Is charged with the murder Of Mr..
Burke, was begun today.
Fagsn pleaded not guilty. Messrs Adams
and j. o. Byrne were assigned by the court
70 defend him. Great difficulty was expert
the persons called failed 20 make their ap-
peaFance aHA were fined 2l00 each.
james Carey, the lnformer, was called to the
stand, and testified that be had arranged to
stab ex-Secretary Forster after the plots to
shoot him had failed. He said he did not
attend the meetings Of the Assassination
Society on Sunday on account Of Sabbararian
scruples. He declared that even now he
wished to remove tyrants, and said he be-
lieyed that it was no sin to kill Mr.. Burke.
Two cGmpositors swofe they saw Fagan in
Ph@nix Park, May 6.
An Overtaxed Ministry.
zette says the mass o. work now befors the
seys - s.s-rr-ssr-shs TrsFTrr
staff 10 perform 1t dwells upon the condition
OF Chancellor Bismarck, who is constantly
ailing, aud the illness OF Herr Boetficher.
Minister Of the Interior, Dr. Busch, Under
Foreign Secretary, Herr Burchard, Secretary
OF the Imperial Treasury, Herr Eek, Under
Secretar, Of the Interior, ank Herr Bueher,
also of the Foreigl office, and says that now
herr BoiaDowski, who took the place of Count
Won Hatzfeldt, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
during the illness of the latter, has collapsed
under snperhuman exertions and was COM
pelied yesterday TO relinquish his duties.
The Pope on Irish affairs.
LONDON, Aurii a5.--The latest Pspal utter
ance concerns Irish aft airs, and gives gaeat
satisfaction 10 both the Government aud the
press. The Pope declares that il is the press
log duty Of the Catholic clergy in Ireland 70
exert themselves toward suppressing disloyalty
both from sense Of good policy and for the
sake Of the interests Of the church Of God
Number One"
LONDON, April 25.--The Times says II is un-
derslood that the evidence against Peter Ty-
nan, Number One), from independent wit
nesses well rs from informers. is such rs 70
justify decisive action by the Government in
asking for his extraditio0.
The English Races.
The race for the two Thousand guineas for
three-year olds to-day at the Newmarket first
spring meeting was won by Falmouih's colt
Goliiard. Csrdoganis colt G0ldfeld second and
BlantoD's colt The Prince third
Stanley Honored,
Sroc KHoLsi. April 25.-The Swedish Au-
chronological society has awarded Henry NJ.
Stanley the medal instituted by the society in
memory OF the return of the Vegar. The med
al h been handed 20 the American Minister
here to be for@ arded to Stanley.
Fearful Explosion in Mine in France.
ALAS, France, April 25.-An explosion oc-
CURED to-day in a mine at Besszer in the ar
randissement Of Alais. Nine bodies thus far
have been recovered. At roll call which was
had tafter the explosion i27 miners failed TO
answer 10 their names, and IL is feared there
are many victims.
Foreign Notes.
The Berlin Deutsuhe Tageblatt says the an
swe of Prussia TO The letter Of Cardinal Jaco-
bini, Papal Secretary OF St9te, has been sub
mitted 70 the Emperor. 1t states that certain
penal clauses OF the objectionable laws might
DO abolished II the Vatican would consent to
make concessions with regard 60 giving notice
TO Prussia Of clerical appointments,
Helen Marcovtch, who attempted to shoot
King Milan in the cathedral at Belgrade, and
who subsequently, tried 20 commit suicide, ha:
been tried, convicted and sentenced TO death
Two thousand German workmen have pro
tested against the sick fund bill introduced
into tho Reichstag by the Government.
Twenty-Five hundred cahmen In Berlin struck
on. Tuesday for an increase Of wages.
MINOR TELEGRAMs.
Small nuts and vegetables III tho NOhtu'
west have been seriously injured by frost.
The Salem police yesterday morning ARRESTED
James Kennedy, William Ahearn, William
| Donohue aud Mrs Lorenzo Pierce for the re
cent robbery OF diamonds from Barlow, vii
| son Il Co.'s minstrels at Mechanic hall. Th'
| property, valued $500, was recovered Mrs
Pierce tried TO negotiate sale, which led 3
| the arr est.
The Western Nail Association yesterday re
affirmed the card rate. The outlook is gooe
bat prices are low,
| Eleven arrests were made Iuesday at 6ran'
Forks. Dakota, OF parties suspect d OF being
| connected with the murder OF the War
| brothers.
! The Connecticut Senate has passed the Hous
| bill establishing board Of pardons.