Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-19
GREAT BRITAIN.


Eugene Kingston, said to be an Invineible
and connected with the Phoenix park muir
der, has been arrested.
Kingston struggled hard to escape. The
detectives started with him for Dublin.
McNulty, arrested at Wakefield, suspected
Fenian, has been released.
DUBLIN, April 18.-On the resumption
of the trial of Daniel Carley this morning,
Adams began his argument for defense.
He declared the evidence given by Kava-
nagh did not show that Curley was in Phce-
nix park May 6. His presence there, said
Adams, vas indicated by James Carey,
who said Curley was in command, but Ca
rey so swore to save his own neck. He
was probably in command himself of the
assassins.
DUBLIN, April Is. = Attorney General
Porter in behalf of the crown declared
the evidence in support Of an alibi as
worthless and conflicting. Though Peter
Hanlon professed to be in Curley's COM
pany four hours, covering the time the as
sassination took place, he claimed during
that time that he met various persons. The
defense had produced but one of those
persons. One witness swore that Curley
was in saloon at the same time Hanlon
testified he was IN another place.
The judge then delivered the charge to
the jury. He spoke strongly against the
reliability of the evidence to prove an alibi.
He pointed out that there could not be the
slightest doubt that the murders were per-
petrated at the instigation of secret socie-
ties with which the prisoner was indisputa-
bly, connected. The charge was completed
at 2:30. The jury retired imme-
diately, and after short absence re-
entered, finding Curley guilty as charged
in the indictment. The prisoner was asked
if he had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced.
He said he had not expected any mercy
from the court, and that it was very un-
fortunate that the Irish bench was never
without Nerbury Or a Keogh. He vas
under the Invinci6les, but was not in
Phoenix park on the evening the murders
were committed. He loved his country
and could suffer for her. The witnesses
for the crown had perjured themselves.
Curley also said he was Fenian. After
the prisoner had finished he was sentenced
to be hanged on the 18th of May. As the
officers were taking the prisoner from the
| dock, he cried out in a loud voice, ''God
save Ireland"
LONDON, April 16.-At the EPSON spring
meeting to-day the race for the City and
Suburban handicap was won by Lord Rose
| berry's Roystsrer. Lord Ellismeres Lew
land chief, second; GTarard's Sweet Bread,
third; 2. LoIlliar1is sachem finished
| fourth.
The race for the Stamford stakes at the
| York spring meeting to-day was won by
Seward, Moonstone second, Leventine
third. j. R. Keene's Crown Point came il
last.
Eighteen started and the betting against
| the winner at the start was forty to one
Roysterer won by head with two length:
| between the second and third horses
| Time, PIP, and distance about mile anC
a quarter.
The high commissioner of Canada in hi
address on the Canadian tariff and the rel
ative value of the colonial and foreign
trade of Great Britain, contended that tar
ifs were necessary for all new countries
He pointed to the increase of trade in tn,
Dominion since 1879 in which Great Brit
ain was benefited over any other countr,
and contrasted the position of Canada nov
with her position before the existing tariff
was in operation. The result of the enact
Inent of the present tariff was a reviva
of the home and foreign trade for the Do
minion.
In the commons a motion by Pell con
servstive, in favor of an immediate re
form of local taxation was only negativeC
by a vote of 217 TO 239.
An amendment accepted by the govern
ment postpones the consideration of thu
l.
of local government Is examined. Tn,
closeness of the division on PeIl's motions
was loudly cheered by the tories.
Lord O'Neill is dead.
The Daily Net0s says, in the event of thu
AMMAN affair involving France with China
it is understood that France will confin,
herself to blockading tbs Chinese
ports. II is very we'll aware o.
the difficulties of an expedition to Pekin
| The Nelcs adds: 1t will be a very seriou!
matter to stop the trade between Chint
and America or England or Germany, anC
worth the while for France to consider
whether Bismarck will submit.
LONDON, April 1S.--A box said to con
tain explosives was found alongside the
cathedral at Salisbury last night. The
cathedral is now guarded by police.
LONDON, April 1S.-Andrew ]. Kettle, ex
suspect, has seeded from the Parnellite
party. The Home Office has issued cir.
cular directing the attention of the loca
authorities to the importance of vigilant
observation to prevent persons getting
possession of explosives and materials
from which explosives are made. A re
ward of 800 is offered for information
leading to the discovery of any pers or
engaged in the illegal manufacture of ex
plosives.