The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-04-21
T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DUBLIN, April 1G.-Daniel Curle
indicted for participation in the mt
der of Cavendish and Burke, w
placed on trial this morning.
CORK. April 16.--Three gunboa
are cruising eff the port waiting
intercept a vessel from America ha'
inga consignment of internal M
chimes.
LONDON, April 16.-Parneil al
nounced that if the projectors of IL
Irish convention, to he held at Phi
adelphia, would postpone it unit
autumn he might be able to attent
and advises that the convention /
deferred until fall.
VIENNA, April 16.-The presider
Of the Keichsrath received q lette
warning him that an attempt wOui
lie made soon to destroy the Parlis
ment building. The structure is
in consequence, now entirely SUI
rounded by mounted police.
DUBLIN. April 15.-After the vel
dict against Brady Friday the fore
man of the jury found q letter at hi
home making a frenzied appeal 70
him to return a verdict of not guilty
and warning him that otherwise h
would surely be killed.
DUBLIN, April 16.--In the CurleJ
trial the case for the prosecution wa
opened by Murphy. He said neithe,
the feeling of indignation at til,
crime nor the pinic in regard tt
themselves should influence the jury
He then detailed the circumstances
of the murder. Murphy stated Far
rell, the infOrmer, would be called tt
prove prisoners share in the murder
of officials of Ireland, and particu.
larly would tell how the prisoner
swOre him in as an Invincible, and
instructed him when the murder OF
Forster was projected to stop the
secretary's carriage by Selling the
reins of the horses. Kavanagh and
Carey, ne said, will be placed on the
stand to detail the movements of Cur
ley on the day of the Phoenix Park
murders. Peter Carey, brother OF
James Carey, the infOrmer, would
swear that after the murder he was
detailed to watch Kavanagh's car,
the driver who it was feared would
inform and whom Curley desired to
have murdered. A servant girl was
the first witness called. She fully
identified Curley as one OF the men
she saw in the Park on the 9Th of
May. James Carey wore that just
before Burke was stabbed, he Carey
heard him tell Cavendish about
attempts made to take the life of
Forster. Carey admitted he had
been engaged in twenty attempts to
take the life of Forster. He would
not have called Forster's removal
murder. The conspirators had ar
ranged for the assassination on the
fourth of May last of Lieut.. Colonel
Hitler, then inspector general of con-
stabulary, and also Burke. He did
not think Burke deserved to be muir
dered, but would not have cried at
Anything that happened Forster.
Upon the conclusion of the tes imony
of Farrell the court adjourned until
tomorrow.
Curley maintained an Indifferent
air throughout.
Adams, another of the counsel for
defendendant, applied to be relieved
from further duties at the end of the
tria! of Curley.
The effect ..of the letter received
by the foreman of the jury which
tried Joe Brady, threatening he
would be killed unless the verdict of
not guilty was found, was shown to-
day by the fact that of the special
Jury panel called in the case of Cur
ley, fifty persons failed to appear,
Notwithstanding the waiver of the
fine of five hundred pounds upon
each absentee.
DUBLIN, April 16.-The inquiry
in the case of Clifford Lloyd, in the |
plot case in the Crushken district, !
has led to remarkable discoveries.
The first clue to the existence of a
conspiracy was obtained by the con-
lession of a man named Tubredrer,
who was wounded in the attack on
the Objectionable party of moonlight
,rs. Tubredrer has given the full !
particulars in court of the murder of
4 man named Kennedy. Tubredrer
states that he belonged to a secret
society, in which lie was obliged by
threats to continue in since January,
|SS2. The society was organized with
he special objectof killing landlords,
agents and spies. A leader named
Machinery was introduced to men,
,ers, a stranger from Dublin who
aid he had travelled through other
Counties and formed societies.. He
stated the Land League would sup
the society with arms and prom
sed the League would pay Mac
nery's expenses and of men sent out
# their own districts also. He said
hat members might have to 90 to
'ariOus parts of Ireland and even to
england to shoot landlords and
gents. The name of the new society
5 lnvlncibles Or vigilants. There is
roof of the societies, including the
ne ill Crushken district, being inn
licated in the management Of the
lost notorious murders ever COM
litted in Ireland in their effort to
ry to renew the strike against the
IRISH police. A circular had been /.
ddressed from Belfast to all stations
xhOrting men to strike, and urging
I justification the long delay of the
commission in publishing the result
f the inquiry into grievances not adj
,sted. The -Four Castle authorities
sued a circular appealing to the men 4.
OF to act rashly and promising that I,
re conclusions of the Commission :
Ould be published Immediately. :
Harrington, member of Parliament ,
ON Westmeath, who has just COM /,
leted a term of Imprisonment in ,
is in good health. His con- :
ltuents gave HIM a banquet. He :
i'll take his seat in the Commons !.
thursday. l
The Birmingham police are investi- :,
lting the business of Whitehead's 7
tro-glycerine factory. 1t is believed =
ere are 200 pounds in weight still :,
accounted for. i.
LONDON, April ia Court cir !. -
lar states that the Queens physi- d.
IN on Saturday dressed the injured q
lee. Her condition is much inn
owed. The Queen will regain full
wer of the limb, but it will he
lie time before she will be able to
Tx or stand for any length of +,
0e. IL
March Is The only u
theses called in the Schenllar caso w