Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-04
FO r e I N.
Trial Of the Supposed Wanderers

| DUBLIN, Feb. 3.-Jas. Carey. a men,
Der of the corporation Joseph Brady.
s.onecatter; Edward O'Brien. sho :
make; Edward McAffery, van driver
| Peter Carey. mason f. Lawrence Han
lon, carpenter Peter Dodge Doyle and
Timothy Kelly, coach builders, eigh. of
the men recently arrested here. were
charged at the investigation today with
| the murder of Lord Cavendish and Mr..
Burke. in Phoenix Park. A witness
identified O'Brien and Brady. George
j, Odden, the park ranger, identified
| Brady as one of the five men on the car
ON the evening of the murder, and tes-
tined that he vas driving fu.iously.
Powell, son of asmall farmer, Identified
Brady and McAffery As lurking un Ter
the trees that evening. As each prisoner
was identified thsre were loud exclama-
tons IN the Court room, and the MaQis-
trate threatened to have it cleared.
man named Fitzsimmons identified
Councillor Carey as being connected
with the conspiracy. Fitzsimmons de-
posed that he rented room in South
Cumberland. from JAS. Carey, and that
he discovered in the loft of the house
two kalves and a rifle, which he pro-
duced after Carey's arrest. Brady,
OBrIen and McAffery were identified as
the persons seen near the scene of the
tragedy on the day of its occurrence.
Great excitement was visible among the
occupants of the densely crowded Court
room when the prisoners were placed in
TUG docK. Inere was painful pause
when the witness, Fitzsimmons, was
called. TIN prisoners. in the meantime.
shook hands with each other, ioked
afn0nO fhaTucalvA- f,l Al,
friends. The reading of the charges.
that the prisoners did feioniousiy Xiii
and slay Cayendish and Burke, WAS
greeted by the prisoners with .ond
laughter.
Divorced.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Lady st. Leonards
has been divorced on the ground of
adultery.
Lost at Sea.
The steamship JAS. Gray foundered at
sea. The officers and crew were lost,
More Prohibition.
GENEVA, Feb. 3.-The authorities of
Neufchatel have prohibited evening
meetings of the Salvation army.
Races.
CRY OF MEXICO. Feb. 3.-The races
begin April 22nd. and ara open to for
e!gners.
Becomins Interested.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Economist saws
the attention of financial circles is |
drawn to the high dividends paid by |
American land and cattle companies.
Too Bad.
VIENNA, Feb. 3.-The French embassa-
dor has resigned.
BERLIN, Feb. 3.--It is stated the Gar |
has ordered the coronation manifesto
ready for signature by the Goth of Feb
ruary.
lahuman Treatment.
A letter from i political prisoner in
details the sufferings of prison.
ers in the province beyond the late
Balkal. They are robbed, beaten and |
badly fed. The directors, on being in
formed, said it did not matter if all the
prisoners died of starvation.
VIENNA, Feb. IA Ne,cs' dispatch
stating that Guy Fawkes sort of search
was made in the cellars and drays of
kofberry palace was raised in transmits
sion by Austrian authorities.
Poor Jerome.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-During the removal of |
Prince Jerome to Anteuil, a strong guard
was placed to prevent escape. No visit
ors are allowed to enter the asylum
whore the Prince is placed. The Prince
has become very detected.
French Politics.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-The Senate decided
that the common expulsion bill should
be voted upon Monday. The Right ad-
yocated Monday and the Left Thursday.
The Left Center pronounce against the
bill but will compromise, providing tho
measure is made impersonal and gener-
al, and is not directed against particu-
lar perSonageS.
Not Much Damage.
MONTREAL, Feb. "a fire was extin-
guished, with little damage to the silk
factory this morning.