The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-06

llOn OF 9-OUNJ lOr JnaJ purpose.
Miscellaneu us Foreign News.
THE PHGNlI PARK MURDER.
DUBLIN, Feb D. The investigation OF the
murder conspiracy charges was resumed,
with the court crowded. High officials
present showed careful discrimination in
the issuance of tickets of admission. Mi
chael CaVanaugh, the car.man, marched
into prisoners dock between two police
men. This new departure caused much
speculation. The prisoner has a low, re.
treating forehead, 4 sinister appearance
and looks anxious,
4 little girl witness, named Ellen Brophy,
identified kayanaugh as the driver OF the
car containing the men who intended to as.
sassinate Field, the iuryman. Besides
kavanauGh, Joseph Brady and Timothy
Kelly were also arraigned in connection
with the attempt to assasSnate Field. She
says she spoke to him; asked him
whom he was waiting for; saw
him when going on messages three times in
half an hour; Immediately after her return
the third time she heard cries of murder
and ran to the door; by that time there
were two men besides the driver on car. the
third man just mounting she was only able
to identity kavanaugh. She was severely
crOss-eXannlned, but never faltered. When
kavansugh was identified he blushed and
smiled uneasily. Brady, on entering the
prisoners dock had staggering manner.
Kelly was pale, but defiant looking. Miller
laughed when the charge with being con.
cerned in the Phmnix park murders was
read, but none OF his companions Joined
him. Much time was occupied in proving
letting Of large room on Peter street to
James Carr, ostensibly as reading-room,
but really Tor the purpose OF drilling men.
HI left the room October %
William Winter was placed on the stand
to prove the letting of the temperance hail.
on Cufee street, to Patrick Whelan for
drilling purposes, but failed to identify the
prisoner. The witness, amid great
laughter, denied that term, "witnct,
for the crown" was applicable TO him.
Witness named Clinton, who let the room
on Peter street, used as drill.room,
identified Brady and James Casey. The
seizure Of arms i'll Wheans honse
formally proved after the evidence of find.
ing the ammunition, a revolver and two
daggers in Joseph Mulet's house. The
prisoners were remanded until Saturday
next. The sensation of the day was tie
reading Of extracts from the books found
when the Fenlan armory, Mt Cross Keyan
streets, was seized. The diary of Patrick
Whelan records his appointment as treas.
urer and executive of the Irish Repub,icop
Brotherhood; purchases Of land and of rifles
and the electric battery meeting executive IN
consider the resO utiOn, which was after.
wards proposed at the rotunda.meetinr ot
the Land league by the nationalists ara a
meeting to consult on the adyisabilitv n,
sending James Maher to America 10 ron'
suit "our chief, James Stephens
This reference to Stephens particularly
caused laughter among the prisoners and
people. One page of the diary raoJs
"Priorto the death OF John MahOney, The
| Irish Republican Brotherhood had lost ire
| former effectiveness and prestige: no longe,
dreaded as q revolutionary body. II Nd
| become mere tool in the hands NJ nor
liamentary aspirants." Another book con-.
| tanned a list of the members Of the W.rk
mans clubs The police insnooto,
admitted that WheiAn was I ror
merry arrested, but moi trial
| The policeman testified to finding the mur
dered body of Bailey, the informer PFC
oners counsel declared this matter who'll,
irrelevant. The crown counsel rc
piled he was prepared to prov,
that the prisoners were mem
of a conspiracy to which he would trace NJ
| INC uluIucicln III ',iV O'uy loT the last few
years nnc he would prove Bailey was con
nected with the discovery '' n
the Fenian armory Ar IN
former rendered evidence In regard =,
10 the murder of Herbert, near CastI,
! Island, III March last, and the sunnnso'
murderer is now in prison.
The lord-lieutenant has appointed fro,
the 18th of February to the 7th OF March tn
holding sessions to hear appeals unCer TN,
crimes act.
The Bishop OF killala has issued nasto.
raj condemning secret societies as establish
ing tyranny, compared to which ibns,
things they profess to desire to remove !,
liberty itself
| A MAJORITY.
PANS, Feb. 5.-The Sair ANTICIPATES
majority of fifteen in the senate against III,
expulsion bill,
down A MOUNTAIN.
VIENNA, Feb. "A serious railway acci
dent occurred in Hungary. Sir cars lsi
down q steep mountain, Several women an,
some men were killed and many Injured
EARTHQUAKES.
AGRAiR, HUNGARY, Feb. J.-Sever
hooks of earthquake were experience,
here last evening.
| MApRGp, Feb s -Renowed shocls n
earthquake were felt tin Murcea.
FENtAN THREATS.
l.oNpuN, Feb. co.. Sir William N,rroI
Harcourt, home secretary, now yisitin
Richmond Yorkshire, Is the subject n
most extraordinary pr,caut ons; it Is pre
Sumcd because OF Tears ufAn attack on hin
= nv Frniaus. Mr. Gladstone has received
threatening letter, announcing ;h,t +,
rAugcmonts had been made TO murdr- hin
/, he returns to London,
rNEts POINTS