Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Parnell with 8 check for 4Ss,UuO as ,,ot5on al fributa

national tribute.
 I.oxpoy. Dec. 13.-Five of the jurors who convicted O'DOTneI have oeeh found. Three desIre a meetlng or the whole twelve, to explain the Ner1lct, aI- rest and execution. The eutnorl'is'7 refuse to give the addresses Of jurors 70 O'DounelPs friends.
 LONDON. Dec. 13.--The Times says s..Tbara was never more compromising defence flung in the face Oi the Engllsh nation or government than when Par nell in his speech ID the rotunda at Dublin, Tuesday evening, declared war uuon constitutional principles and the connection of England and Irelnnd im- p0ssible. The pubic men of England
 regard this renewal of Irish warfare
 with indifference or contempt. The situation Is serious and will tax the ability of English statesmen to their utmost.
 LONDON. Dec. I3.-It is understood tie Home office has sent letter Co Judge Benman, who presided at the trial of O'Donnell, asking hls opinion ID
 re.ard to the sufiiciency of evidence submitted by the prosecution, tO snp- rort the charge of wIlful murder against ODonnell. The judge, in reply, stated
 that the evidence gwen fully justified
 tbe verdict. The sheriffs completed their arrangements for the execution on Monday. Blnns, the hangman, arrived in London on Saturday. Only twelve members of the press will be permitted
 to be present.
 CoSsrASTINOPLE, Dec. 13.-News of the defeat of the Egyptian army IS spreading In Arabia, and a number oi recruits have iOloed the insurgents.
 LONDON. Dec. 13.-A terrific wind storm prevailed today. Huge trees were torn up and carried away, and the low lying districts of Birmingham are flooded. 4 number of churches and stacks were blown down at Manehssfsr and Leeds. Ships were blown from tbelr moorings of the coast of Ireland and the eastern coast of Great Britain and Scotland. Few casualties in life ara re- ported, but the loss of property IS great.
 LONDON, Dec. I4- Meetings are being held in various parts of London in sup port of movement to procure a respite for O'Donnell. ODonDelPs statement to his brother is substantially the same
 as that quoted by Russell at the trial O'Donnell adds q never said to Corbett, the witness for the prosecution, what he
 swore about my having threatened to take Carey's life. I do not intend 10
 make any further statements"
 LONDON, Dec. 14-The British war office is daily issuing orders Tn reference | to the shipment of supplies and war material to British stations in China, | The steamer Hsnkow is under orders to
 sail next Wednesday, shipping heavy ! guns and howitzers.
 | E- LONDON, Dec. 1.-The hangman has arrived to make preparations for the 1 execution of O'DOnnelL The American | Minister says he is not free to discuss | the steps taken to obtain respite. +
 hampered ID approaching the British | Government by the result of the Lawson case. It is reported that parties who | have been jurymen are unable tO get ! them to ioin in a memorial for respite. PARIS, Dec. 14.-It Is reported a rev | olutiOn has broken out at Hue, and that | hing of Anam IS poisoned, and that wal | agalnst France has been proclaimed | The French forces are said to be insuf-
 fcient to cope with the new danger.