Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-26

owever, that the warning applied TO herself.
Mrs. ODonneli was sesn in tears several
times during the voyage out, aad was also
heard imploring O'Donnell not to commit
the deed. ODonnell was heard to ssy some
thing Of q person whom he spoke Of es '' He, "
probably or possibly not meaning Carey. All
these statements must be received With the
greAtest cautiop, for MIS-. Carey often con-
tradicts heraeN. Mrs. Carsyis Of the opinion
thst she and Carey were well enough guarded
by the police in Iondou. AS regards num-
bers. there were two detectives and four po-
licemen, but she thinks they acted iucautious-
ly in patrolliug before their door, thus calling
the attention OF the Irvincibles to their
movements. which were carefully watched
from the tins they left Dublin.
CONFUSION OF MEMORY.
To illustrate the strange confusion of Mrs.
Carey's mind at present, it may be mentioned
that though two persons know positively the
so-called Mrs. O'Connell to BIS a woman, she
obstinately declares her opinion that the sup
posed female wss Il man. She describes her
as person of very muscular appearance,
with hair on the upper lip, deep voice and
masculine gait, yet talking to me she spoke
of her a woman. Mrs. Carey hopes to re-
turn to Port izabetb, where she was treated
with the greatest kindness.
smaII-Pox and Typhoid Fever.
OTTAWA, September 25sh-It is said the
smallpox and typhoid fever have broken out
among workmen OIL Section 20, Canadian
Pacific Railway, Georgian Bay.
Bad for the Werkmen.
MONTREAL, September -25th. "A lars
number of cDttsn operatives will be tempoF-
orarily thrown out of employment next
week, in order to stop oVer.production.
Enrasf Esras In, Eaxzy q
ST. JOHN IN. B }, September 25.h.-For-
road throughout York county. Heavy fires
near Maine have destroyed the telegraph
poles and wires, and schooner in the ship
yard has been burned. Ali yesterday the
forest between Salisbury and Sussex, on the
Iutercolonial Railroad. blazed, filling the air
with smoke and ciaders. AT points along
the northern division the smoke was so dense
and the fires 80 close to the track that trains
were compelled to move very slowly.
The ParneiIiie Campaign.
DUBLIN, September 25th.-The Parnellite
campaign in County Tyrone began to-day at
Strahone and Pomeroy, where Thomas
Power OConnor, member of Parliament for
Galway, and Small, member OF Parliament
for Waxford, addressed meetings There
was no disorder. Over 100 police officers
"oAc oAoAeco W Oouut1 1IISuo W alu III pre-
serving order.
An Unsettled Condition.
HoNGKoEG, September 25th.-Deep inter-
est Is felt in the Logan trial. which is now
going on in Canton. The Chinese officials
dread an outbreak if the prisoner is not
hanged. The mob will regard legal expedi-
ents as an evasion. Every precaution is
being taken. Chinese merchants are leaving
Canton, aud the Msndarins there are sending
their families into the interior. An authentic
rumor from Chinese sources say that the
Black Flags msy march against the French
within 15 days.
The Murderer of Carey.
LONDON. September 25th. h.-O'Donnell was
conveyed from the Court house to Newgate
Prison, instead Of Mills. and owing to in.
struotions given at the last moment, there
was an extra police forc4 at Newgate. O'Don.
nell, on leaving the Cours. house and entering
the prison van. raised his hat to the crowd Of
sympathizers, who clspped their hands and
cheered.
Disastrous Railroad Accident.
BUCHAREST. September 25th.-The railway
train from Paris for Constsntinople was
thrown from the track near Verciorovi to-day.
Several carriages were demolished, and many
persons killed and wounded.
High Winds in Canada,
OTTAWA, September 25th.-A heavy wind
storm struck the city to-day, doing consider
able damage to property.
MONTREAL, September 25.h.-A gale here
to-day blew down trees and did ohter damage.