Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-20
F o r e IG N.
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FOR EIGN.
Irish Military.
LONDON, Feb. 19-The Government
has approved the calling out of the Irisl
militia this year for the usual training
They ha We not been called out for sever
al years. owing to the disturbed state o
Ireland.
A Sick Prisoner.
DUBLrN, Feb. 19.-John D. Gyer
charged with conspiracy TO murds
Government officials, il lying In { hs
prison hospital.
The Bull should Annex Them.
ST. PETKRsBrRa, Feb. 19.-The Score
tary Of the British Embassy at Teheran
andnetive escort have been attacked or
theTurconan steppes. Eleven Of the o.
cort were killed and nine wounded.
Disabled ship.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The steamer Que
bee has been :stsered into Holyhead by
a tug.
Convictions Certain.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Ths correspondent
of the Times at Dublin says: There is
little doubt the authoritier will be able
to convict of conspiracy with ribaldism
as well as with Fenianism. The Times
says suspicious are raised by the evi-
dsncs given by Carey on Saturday that
can only be allayed by thorough dis
closure of the acts of the Land League,
Until this is done the League will be
under suspicion ofmaintaining secret re-
lations with criminal conspiracies of the
deepest type.
Questions About Parnell.
The Times asks what is to be thought
of the offer Of Parnell to place the in
fuence of Daniel, Daviti, Egan, Sheri-
dan and Boynton at the disposal of the
Government for tho restoration of order
in Ireland, or of the statesmanship
which in spite of the warnings Of those
best acquainted with Ireland leaped at
Parnslrs condition Of peace?
Theater Burned.
vienna, Feb. 19.-The loss by the
burning of the Few theater at Altared,
Hungary, is estimated at 1900 hOrins.
The Great Irish Trial.
DUBLIN, Feb. 19.-Twenty-One of the
prisoners have been committed for
trial to answer to the charge of murder
ing Lord Cavendish and Mr.. Burke.
Joseph Smith has turned informer.
Patrick Whelan has been liberated.
The hearing of prisoners charged
with conspiracy and murder of Gov
officials was resumed today.
All the prisoners were again placed in
the dock amid Kisses. The prisoners
at Carey, and the latter shook
his head menacingly at his former
comrades. The witness spoke more
than he did on Saturday,
and replied to the crOss-eXamination Of
counsel sharply and testify. He de-
posed amid Kisses by the prisoners
that he belonged to the Fenians, but
not to the supreme council. The object
of the Fenians was to separate Ireland
from England, the former country be-
ing then harassed by coercion. He had
no idea that Lord Cavendish was to be
murdered when Burke was attacked.
He was stupefied when he heard of the
murder.
Being cross-examined, Carey said he
gave information regarding the murder
two days ago; whatever anybody did
else he was the last person to do SO. He
said he had decided to give evidence di
rectly after he was arrested, though he
did not do 80 until Thursday.
Carey was re-examined. Murphy, the
crown counsel, said that after tho publ
cation Of the article all officials were to
be removed from the castle, and the
murder of Burke be decided upon.
Look Out for Number One.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-It is believed the
man referred to by Carey as humber
Ono - 10 concealed IN T.nnHnv
To be Tried Before Especial Commits.
sion.
DUBLIN, Feb. 19.-If the inquiry ends
today the prisoners will be tried before
a special commission of three judges.
Special arrangements are being made
for the trial. Carey said he did not see
Geo. Smith in Phoenix Park on the 9Th
or 9th of May. ZOO Smith pointed out
Burke.
Pat Whalsn was not in the dock to-
day. Carey corrected his deposition in
several particulars, and said of Mrs.
Byrne that he had only told she was the
wife of Frank Byrne. He also corrected
the statement that Jas. Mullett was
with him when he and Curley met
Number One"
who They Are.
DUBLIN, Feb. 19.-The prisoners COM
mitted for trial include all that were
under examination, except Whelan.
The public pressed into Court and join
ed in Kissing Carey. The only remark
able feature 30 far has been the cal
lousness of Carey while under examina-
ton. After reading of Carey's deposit
ton a man named Neil deposed to SEQ
ing Carey in tho park on the day of the
murder, and no identified Fitzharres
and the driver. A laborer named hurry
gave similar evidence. Four occupants
of the car used by the assassins were
then placed in front of the dock foE
identification by gladden., the park
RANGER.