The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-16
FOREIGN.
Another of the Phoenix Park Muir
derers to be Tried Today.
Threatening Letter to the Foreman OF
Brady's Jury.
More Plotting Against the Life of
the Gear.

| DUBLIN, April 1.-THE trial OF Daniel Cur
ley, another Of the men charged with the
Phoenix Park murders, will begin here on
| Monday.
OF % persons whom the prosecution will call
| on the trial OF Curley, three are new witnesses
| who will testify that they saw the accused in
| Phoenix Park on the day Of the murder. The
| counsel for the Crown calculates that the trial
for the prisoners will last about fortnight. 1t
Is expected that three OF the murderers will
plead guilty.
LIMERICK, April 14-Six men have been
taken into custody here on charge OF congpira-
cy to murder The arrests were made in con-
sequence Of disclosures by man who turned
informef.
DUBLIN April 15.-Although true bills have
been returned against eleven of the prisoners
charged with the Phonix Park murders, tits
believed that only seven will be tried on capi-
tai charge. It is stated that Deiany and Nc
Caffrey will plead guilty. Peter Carey win de-
pose on Monday that he was sworn In as an In
yncibe BY his brother. Kelly will sbe tried
after Curley.
After the verdict had been rendered against
Joe Brady on Friday, the foreman OF the jury
found letter at home making frenzied ap-
peal for return OF verdict Of not guilty, and
warning him that otherwise he would surely
be killed.
More Dynamite for England.
LONDON, April 15.--The Observer states an
English vessel with large cargo OF dynamite
has sailed from Antwerp for England and that
the police are cognizant OF her movements.
Plotting Against the Life OF the Gear.
LONDON, April I4.-The Evening News re-
ports 2000 persons have been arrested in Mos
cow on suspicion of being engaged In plotting
against the life Of the Car.
To Restrict the Carrying OF Explosives.
BERLIN. April 14.-Iti Is rumored that nsgo-
tiations will shortly b. opened between the
German, Austrian and Italian governments In
regard 10 the unlawful use OF explosives and
plots for destruction OF life and property gen.
orally. Italy has informed Germany that
hencef0fth no substance capable OF being easi-
ly exploded viii be allowed to be conveyed
over any Italian railway In quantities weigh
ing over 100 pounds
queen Victoria Going TO Osborne.
LONDON, April, 1.-THE Queen has finally
decided 10 20 10 the roy al residence at Osborne
next Tuesday. In consequence OF this inteE-
ton Of Her Majesty several detectives have ar
rived at Cowes and are extremely yigilant in
their scrutiny OF suspicious persons and in
guarding against any danger which may threat
en- the Queen. They have arrested a number
of persons, but the prisoners in all cases have
proved that they were utterly innocent OF any
disloysl intention.
Panic in the French Produce Exchange.
PARIS, April IA wild panic has been
| caused on the Produce Exchange by the death
| OF NJ Biedermann, one OF the largest oil brok-
| ers OF Paris. No quotations were made on the
| Exchange yesterday and a general collapse in
the market was feared. 1t is stated, however,
| that all the engagements Of the deceased will
be met
Nihilists Confess Guilt.
81. PETERSBURG, April i4.-As nearly all
tho Nihilist prisoners now on trial have made
| confession OF guilt, the trial will very soon
| be brought TO conclusion.
The Pope and the Irish Priests.
LONDON, April 1.-THE London correspond
| ent OF the Manchester Guardian says the Pope
has decided that no priest who has participated
in the agitation in Ireland shall become a
bishop.
The Rights OF France.
| PARIS, April 1.-THE Temps says Capt.
| Kergarodec who has been appointed envoy 10
AMMAN, will submit TO the authorities OF An
eea Ss:T sss-
| fine and guarantee the rights OF France. IL
this treaty should be rejected strong measures
will be adopted to give effect to the treaty Of
1874.
New Ministry in Holland.
The HAGUE, April 1s.-A new ministry. has
| has been formed under Dr. Heemskirkaz,
member OF the Council OF State.
Foreign Notes.
| There is considerable excitement at Ham,
burg and at Altoona with regard to the police
| inspection of the docks where ships are being
| loaded, portions OF some Of the cargoes being
| dynamite and nitroglycerine. At Hamburg
| ships are ordered to load farther down the riy-
| err considerable distance from the city limits,
| where there are no houses.
| A Berlin dispatch says a corner iu oil recent
| ly organized By spectators In Paris resulted in
| a ruinous failure. The difference on the Ber-
| lin Dourse alone between the prices quoted on
the 18th and 18th last resulted in loss Of %,
| 100000 marks 10 the speculafors.
The police authorities are vigorously search
| ing all boxes, parcels, portmanteaus, etc, that
| are brought into the committee rooms of the
| English House Of Commons.
A st. Petersburg despatch says the Emperor
has expressed his warmest thanks to the Gov
| ernor OF Yakoutsk for the assistance he reL-
| dered, aud kindness he showed to these mem
| bers Of the crew Of the lost steamer Jeannetie,
| and Dodgers who passed through Siberia.