The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC
The Irish.

Dublin, 8.-Arrsngements are COM
pleted for the trial of prisoners concerned |
in the Phoenix Park murders, Brady |
will be tried frat The crown lawyers
are determined to resist any postpone
ment of the trial.
Evidence is obtained eorroborating the
statements of Carey, informer, that
lyman and mo. 1" are identical, and
upoL other points connected with the
Pheaix murderers.
Dublin, g. = The court bouse
where the trial of the Ptenix
Park assassins is to take place
was beseiged this morning, by crowd
eager to gain admission. The authori-
ties, however, only admitted the jurors
called in the case and fifty reporters, and
they were let into the building at an
early hour. Judge o. Brien, who is hear
ing the case. took his seat on the bench
at 1l.l6 o'clock, when the work of swear
ing in tie grand jury was proceeded with.
The prisoners, Brady, Kelly, Delaney,
Gallery, Ourley and Fi'zhsrris
were brought to the court house
at 9 O'Clock. They we're escorted
| by whole troop of dragons,
Counsel and solicitors for the prisoners
who appeared for them at the examine
ton st Kilmsinhsm Courthouse were
present. Judge O'Brien addressed the
| special jurors. he stated the crown
would allege that Lord Frederick Caven
dish murder was no part of the crime as
eoncocted, but that he was q victim to
his presence in the park with Burke.
Nevertheless all present at the time OF
the murders wsre responsible therefore.
The grand jury then retired. It selected
| . ha o1 n o.. 4
ents, both of the city and county Of Dub-
lin. There were few claims for exemp-
lion from service. The gran jury soon
returned with tue bill against Joseph
Brady charging him with the murder OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke
Brady was srraigned at the bar and
plead not guilty. Application was then
ma lie for the DreseDtment of the bill. AS
preparations were not complete counsel
for 'he crown opposed long postpone
ment then till tom rrow. McL'une,
BTady's solicitor, said A. M. Sullivan
would sct for Brady if time were allowed
bin to get ready. Judge o. Brien said
the trial must proceed tomorrow. II
Sullivan was not ready to take it in hand
be Judge O'Brie3) would appoint som,
one to set for Brady. The case wal
further considered, the result being tina
the trial of Brady was set for to morrow
and DR. Webb Adams assigned by cour
TO defend the premier
Cusley, Kelly, Thomsg, Cafrey, ant
Fitzhar riswPre next srrsgned separately
and pleaded no! guilty. Ali were bel
for trial.
Cork, 8.-Clifard Lloyd has srrive
on business connected with the discover
Of adynamite conspiracy in England,
A lsborer named Deasy was browne
here last evening. 1t is supposed he wa
murdered for political reasons.
London. 8.-A dispatch from Dubli
says ice Brady, Smoothly Kelly, Pstric
Delaney, Thoa. Cafrey, DAME! Curley
and itzhsrris, known SIS stain Goot,
are the men charged with the Pbeni
Park murders and other crimes, VIII
are to be placed on trial to-dsy. The
were to be conveyed from Xii nainbaI
prison to Green street court house st
o'clock this morning, under q strong el
cort OF policemen. Government fee
rather afraid that friends of the prison
ers will attempt to rescue them. Specii
measures are taken to Insure safety
the court building. Suspicious-lookip
men who resemble Americans have bee
3 en- in Phoenix Park and other parts
dublin the last few days, Detectives q
watching their movements closely.
New York, S.-About $50 delegat
for various Irish organizations gsthert
in GermAnia Hall, to meet DR.. VIM.
Wallace and committee with the vie
to arrange the reception of Parnell, Wf
lace and committee rem aimed away. T.
assembled delegates organized a meetiI
Of their own, which WAS a noisy a.
angry one, Wallace was denounced q,
ParnelPs peace policy repudiste1, q
dynamite proclaimed to be the emily o.
icy of the future. In great confusion I
meeting adjourned.
Philadelphia, S.-The Central Uni
Land League is arranging for nation
convention on the 20 inst. II has
structed the executive committee
tender banquet to Parnell. a. dispst
from James Mooney intimsting Ii
Psrnell would attend the convention "
greeted with applause. Governor Ps
tis0n will be asked to preside at the rs
nell reception in the Academy of Mus
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union {
clined an invitation of the Land Lesg
TO send delegates TO the national conve
ton, stating that it is under the prote
ion of the Catholic Church, and desir
to keep aloft from politics. Resolutic
were adopted expressing the hope Ii
the convention would be successful.