The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
Foreign News.
LONDON LINES.

LONDON, Sept 20 The standards Paris
specal says: The British government Will
again enter into negotiations with the Suez
canal company relative thu, proposed new
canal. 40
Panama canal company has submitted q
report. The indications are that the canal
viii be completed in 1888. Subscriptions
will be opened October Both for 6,OOO,OCO
francs The obligations of 500 francs each
are at 285 francs.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-O'donnell was ex'
smned m.s,i9s,e ssis Pows1s. e'ssno00 POLAND nd
opened for the crown. He recounted the
Passage out on the steamer of the
Carey family and O'Donnell, and
repested the details OF the murder.
Poland said that 0'Donnell's assertion,
when arrested, that he acted in
would 6s Ss,,s%, S0s'raeISssa elSssf
father had no pistol. Boatsyain
Jones, an eye witness, swore that O'Don-
nel's words to Mrs. Carey after shooting her
L, LusLand we're Shake hands, MS. Carey, l
did not do it,"
Carey's son testified that after witnessing
the shooting OF his father he ran TO the
him him before one Of the officers
ofthe steamer took II from him. He said
he heard O'Donnsll tell bis mother that he
kO' 'Donnell) "was sent TO do it,"
The captain OF the Melrose testified to
ipding an electric machirei In the prison.
Mrs' Carey, owing to fatigue, was unable
70 testify. The statement OF the
son of Carey that O'Donnell said he was
sent 70 do it. created sensation In the
John Marvin, inspector Of the Port
Elisabeth police. also testified. he had had
extract; ext. ,o.pd siom in o'pOsPsIs Ca Soa
headed "irish Revolutionists in America" ["
Ia supplement of the weekly Free
mans Journal, CT Dublin, containing
n portrait OF Carey and certificate
showing that O'donnell was an American
citizen. were also found.
The examination then adjourned until
oor1or srrrrxRs TRoUBLrs.
LoEpoE, Bept. IA meeting oil the
| toipf company Of cotton epiBIerB, manu-
! facturers aud operstors of Northeast Lao
cashire will be held at Manchester to-day.
| The principal object of The conference is
10 arrange : scale Of wages. The market n
admitted 10 be suffering from an overpro-
duction. The masters propose 70 effect a
REDUCTION of wages, which proposition the
worfUen srov they will resist to the ut
most of their ability. They suggest 20 the
masters that instesd ef reducing wages,
fhe production be controlled Dg working
the factory uron shorter time
TEE cIesR-EkEERs.
Tonorro, 0r1.. sept. B-- The cigar
usFers' oouverfion coucinded lie sittings
TO-DAY and decided 10 bold its next meeting
At Cincinnsfi. A resolution was unani-
rnously adopted ,coDdsm ning-the progress-
frs u0ion a fsv fork.
LaND 1EaGrr MKEuEG.
Durrrr. Sept. z5-At the National
league meeting e Lnughrea. county Gal
wsr. last evening Robert, Has den, nn
Americnn iourDeIisf. who delivered . seoi-
fInus speech ct ths rneefins ibere IN Au-
rust before the ehepsrd league f0rprgtection
Trniust ernploges 10 tbe sest ~ lreiano,
~rs r.resenisd With 20 address of ihanfa.
The sr-eech delivered IN Auzusi ~ Hst-
den csnrnined the folloEinfs "lerrlDle
orfrares nrs irficied uDon yon. Dnifss
you vnfch crusi landlords, and get your
rt<hIs from fbtrn. y0u Ers eoEards-'