The Portland daily press., 1883-05-11
Mullett Sentenced to Penal Servi-
tude for Life.
Trial Of the Dynamite COnsplrators
Begun.
The Irish Emigration to the United
States.

considered tomorrow. He would then ask
| that they be committed for trial on charge Of
tIeasoB-felony.
At the Bow Street examination a clerk at
the Euston Railway station testified that Will
| son and Gallagher deposited vaise there
and told him TO keep II cool Wilson called
| for the valise.
A clerk in the post office testified that mon
| ey orders had passed between Dr. Thomas Gal
lagher and Bernard Gallagher and also be-
tween DIR Thomas Gallagher and Curtin.
A steward of steamer Partbia identified DIR
Gallagher as q man who had sailed from New
York on the Parthia March Ia. Another stew
ard Of the Psrthia identified ABsburgh, who
he said accompanied DIR. Gallagher. A stew
ard Of steamer Germanic identified Bernard
Gallagher. who, he said, sailed from Liverpool
for New York, March /. A steward Of steam
or Spain swore informer Lynch (Norman)
sailed from New York on the Spain, March
10Th.
Mr.. Moujendie. public analyst Of Birmlng-
ham, chief inspector OF explosives, gave test-
mony concerning the nitrO-gly lyceriDe found in
Whitehead's factory. Whitehead then cross
examined Mr.. Moiendie. he displayed much
Intelligence in putting his questions. Witness
declined 20 state that he understood the manu-
factnre of all explosives.
After the examination OF various witnesses
to prove the identification of the prisoners and
the finding OF nitro glycerine in the premises
occupied by Whitehead, the hearing was ad-
jonrned till tomorrow.
hiVhlB Revenge.
PARIS, May 10.-This morning. in Rue St.
Denis, while marriage party was proceeding
on the way TO church, rival Of the BRIDE
groom suddenly appeared and shot and killed
him. The assassin poisoned himself after FIR
ing the shot.
Troops Ordered 20 Ireland.
LONDON, May l0-Orders were received at
Aljsrshot today TO seLd troops and police
TO Currsgb camp in Ireland, instantly.
Hvrape1ra Drama "a ots<,,, fr,- tho n1r~ro+41.
Ceremonies.
2ST PETERSBURG May 10.-An official ukase
ia connection with the coronation ceremonies
at Moscow orders that nobody throughout the
city, except officers of the government, shall
be allowed TO open any window or ride horse
back during the procession General Trepoff
has refused the direction OF the police.
large number OF arrests Of Nihilists have been
made among the several officers OF the mill
tary.
Proceedings in the Commons.
LONDON, May l0,--In the Commons tonight
Treveiyau, chief secretary OF Ireland, said the
state aided irish immigrants who had lett for
America under direction OF Mr. Teuks. TIE
immigrants we're all likely 10 support them
selves aud their families, proper proportion
between workers and ol-sorkers having been
carefully observed. The American govern
ment he said, had made rules 10 prevent the
entrance into that country Of those likely 10
becoma paupers.
James 0'Kelly, member for Roscommon
gave notice, he would question the government
concerning the protests OF Govern 7 Butler of
Massachusetts, IL regard TO Irish pauper imni-
grafton.
Investigating the Floods on the Rhine
BERLIN, Nav 10 The Reicbstag has adopt
ed motion providing for an inquiry into the
stats OF the affiaents Of the Rhine and as TO
the Cause Of the late foods in that river.
Parnen Going to Attack the Emigration
Policy.
LONDON, May I0.-Parnell will SPEAK in
Dublin during Whitsnntide reces against the
emigration policy OF the government
Another Canal Across the Isthmus OF
Suez Proposed.
A meeting OF influential sbipowners, includ-
ing the Anchor and Harrison lines, and repre-
septing Suez Canal traffic 90 the extent of
100000 tons, was held today. A resolution
fsvoriug the construction OF another canal
across the Isthmus was unanimously adopted
and an executive committee appointed to car
ry out tn plan of the meeting.
Proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies
PARIS, May 10.-The Chamber OF Deputies
today granted urgency for bill Is relating to pos
tai services between Hsvre and New York and
between France and Antilles and Mexico.
German Affairs.
BERLIN, May I0-There is an almost open
rupture between Prince Bismarck aud Herr
Scholtz, the Minister of Finance. The Prince
declares that the recent vote on the question
Of the budget will have convinced the EN-
peror of the impossibility of carrying out social
reforms with the present Rechsiag.
In the Reichstagsy esterday, Herr Johnann-
sen, Danish deputy. gave notice that he
would question the government in regard TO
the execution of the ordinance requiring the
people OF North Sleswick to choose between
German and Danish nationality. The debate
on the subject was fixed for the 22d inst. The
House adjourned until that date.
The Italian Irridentists.
ROME, May 10 -Signor Depretis, president
Of the Council, stated in the Chamber OF Dep.
utes yesterday that the Irridenta agitation
was conducted solely hy persons hostile to the
institutions Of the country. The government,
he said, were determined TO repress all crimi-
nal preparations Ii Italy wished to make the
doctrine of nationalities triumph she must de-
clare war against the whole of Europe.
Another irishman Convicted.
DUBLIN, May 10.-Joseph Mullett, who was
indicted on May Sd for completely in the at
tempt on the life of Juror Denis Field, was to-
day placed on trial. He refused to plead to
the indictment, giving as his reason that the
comments Of the English press had served to
preiudice his case. He also refused the as
sstance OF counsel assigned to him by the
court His trial then, by order OF the court,
was proceeded with The jury returned
verdict OF guilty and he was sentenced to PEN
al servitude for life.
Eurter couiultnteu on tno entries IN 0l-
ary. He said book noting cash receipted and
expended had been found in Mullett's bed
room. 1t would prove that money had been
given by Peter lyman (No 1 TO James Carey
for purposes of conspiracy in amounts of $40,
$50 aud so. Other papers found in the pris-
oner's room contained entries of money re-
ceved with initials attached, indicating that
II came from Daniel Curly, Joe Brady, Archie
Forester Joseph Smith and Patrick Delaney.
Porter read an extract from Mullett's diary,
entered Sept 9, 1881, in which he implored
the assistance of God for a spec al undertake
ing. In an entry made September 10Th he
said he had failed In an undertaking because
two Eof his confederates had deserted him.
This, Porter said, Is supposed TO refer to the
abortive attempt on the life of ex-Secretary
Forster.
Farrell, an informer, testified that the pris-
oner gave order to Hanlon previous the attack
ON Juror Field.