Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

| DUBLIN, Apfli 10. ~ ablci SuT4oy.
in iicted for participation in the muir
der OF Cavendish and Burke, was to-
day found guilty by the iary after a
short de,iberation, and was sentenced
to be hanged on the is h Of May.
The trial began on Monday last. A
servant girl was the first witness
called. She fully identified Cprley as
one of the men sue saw Ia the park on
the 9Th Of May.
James Carey swo-e that just before
| Burke Was stabbed he iCarey heard
him tell CAv-ndish about the attempts
made to take the life Of forster Carey
| admitted that ne had been engaged IN
| twenty attempts to take the lie Of
! Forster. He would not have called
! Forster's removal murder. The con-
| spira.ors hid arranged for the assassin
alton on the b OF May last OF Lieu
| tenant Colonel Hitler, then Inspector
! General Of the Cons5s bulary, and
Bark. He did not think Burke de-
served to be murdered, but would not
have cried il anything had happened TO
| Forster.
CorIey maintained an Indifferent air
through ue
| Adams, another Of the counsel Tor
| the defense. applied to be relieved from
| further duties at the end OF the trial
| # Curley.
The eff ct OF the letter received by
| the foreman OF the jary which tried
| Joe Brady. threatening that he would
| be killed unless erl,ct OF not guilty
was found, was shown to-day by the
! fact that OF the special jury panel
called in the case of Curlev fifty per-
sols failed TO appear. notwithstanding
the weigh.y fne of $50 upon each alb
sentee.
LONDON, April Is.-The message OF
the Emperor William to the Reichstsg
calling for " legislation in the interest Of
the woi kisg classes" creates a. much TN
easiness here in official circles az at Ber-
lin. for the reason that it is believed to be
inspired by tiistrust of the existing gov
ernment of France, and To cover d mill
tary programme which will pretty C.
tainly be carried ont up the first -ymp
tom If serious political disturb iuues In
France. | have it Oh the best authority
that under orders from Berlin a fortnight
ago six divisions of the German Imperial
cavalry and four of the army corps have
been got into readiness To cross the French
frontier in three days time Some If the
Socialist leaders in Germany appear IT,
clined to cut out work nearer home by
provoking overt disturbances among the
German working classes; but as any
such attempt would be disastrous t. the
people, it is not likely that it will be
male. The real danger to Europe this
moment is at Paris, where men 10 author
,ty seem to be entirely incapable Of I'M
derstanding the danger to which they are
exposing not only the peace OF the cont
nent. bnt the very existence OF their own
country.
LONDON. April 1.-THE affidavit Of a
clerk in the Postal Telegraph services rays
that msn whom he supposed to be Fenians
accosted him, baudaged his eyes near the
Broad street railway station, aud COM
peiied him, under threats to his life, to
answer guestI ms as to the whereabouts of
the engines and their number and the du-
ties of persons empl' .yed in she central
telegraph othces. He was afterwards con-
veyed to Kingston and questioned by SIX
men, some of whom were Americans. TIE
clerk has brother in America. He does
not know bow the Fenians learned his
name, the mention Of which was the fret
excuse they gave for addressing him.
VICTORIA, B. q, April ia ship
ping disaster, unparalleled at this port.
occurred yesterday. Four ships were
blown ashore in hurricane, which lasted
fifteen hours. Vessel after vessel parted
anchors and was driven ashore. Ones
sailor was killed by the fail of spar
The names of the ships ashore are the
Gettysburg. Southern Chief, American
Tiger and Connaught. On the shore lit
tie or no damage was done. except to trees
and fences II il said the masters were
warned to take their ships inside E>qui-
malt harbor. but neglected the warning.
GUAYMas. April 17.-Gray left here at
2 P. NJ. to-day, 10 charge Of officers Lees
and Coffey. The formal demand was
made for him at l p NJ, when he was
placed in the hands of the officers, taken
to the United States Consul, and thence
to the cars. No attempt was made to re-
lease him. and no excitement was caused
by his removal beyond the usual assem-
blaee around the depot.