The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-21
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The trial N CunnlnEhan and liuftOn
vas resumed ihis morning UfH. fOfd
and nupfen, government chemists,
were ca ainined M regard ~ explosive
rUhsianraH, aud the case Tor the crown
than opened. Mary O'lirlan, a news
paper vandor, was called tn tho witness
stind. and swOra thrt CWnoin~ham was
In Miss Cannon's l0dglng h.u.r. whore
ha had u room, 40 the tine ~. tno ex-
plosiuu on tho Metropolitan rail-
road, between Grover street aud
Kings Cross, She said she sold
ing Ouse ON tho night tho explosion
occurred, ANA she saw him theTs from
7.l0 10 10 O'Clock. The explosion oo-
CURED at OO'clOek, ON being cross
questioned tha wi moss saia she had not
communioat with MIR. Quillian, tho
prisoners counsel. Quillian caIno TO
her al the end ~ MaTon aud then she To-
membered fofthNiin all tho circum-
stances which she related,
Catherine White, who lives a. Miss
Cannon's house, confirmed the testi-
mony given by Mary O'Brien, but adj
mittsd thai she had not recOllected the
circumsLan % Of Cunningham's being
home on the night OF the explosion
until Quillian came and informed her OF
IL. She was examined at the treasury
early In February, but did not then
mention the circumstances. Sho denied
that she had received money 10 testify
for the defense.
Counsel for Burton then submitted
that no evidence mad been adduced
showing evidence OF conspiracy, but tho
Judge declared that the question must
0 decided 10y jury.
LOWELL AT THE ROYAL RESIDENCE.
Eek Minister Lowell dined with the
queen this evening at Windsor Castle.
ON arriving NJ Windsor station, he was
taken in the royal carriage To the
castle. Ho sleeps at the castle
Tonight, and IL 10 return TO London to-
morrow in time TO introduce his success
sor, Mr.. Phelps, 10 Earl Granville, tho
British foreign secretary. Tho duke
and duchess OF Westminster Went 10
Windsor In the same train that conveyed
Lowell.
THE AMERICAN won THE CHAMPIONS
SHIP.
In the international court tennis
champlOnship contest between Thomas
Petit, of Boston, champion or the
United States, aud George Lambert,
champion OF England, Petit scored the
last four sets and won the champion
played superbly.
MINISTER PHELPS.
SOUTHAMPTON, May l5.-Mr. IL. j.
Phelps, the now UnitedStates minis
ter % England, arrived here this af-
ternoon on the steamer Elbo.
a large crowd gathered Mt tho docks
early this morning to welcome Mr..
Phelps. Two tugs, which hal steam up
and having on board u reception party,
started out 10 meet the Elbe the moment
she was signalled. An eulogistic sd
dress from the corporation of Southamp-
ton was presented to Mr.. Phelps. The
weather was fine and much enthusiasm
prevailed.
THE Old sHoDDY sNoB.
Mr.. Lowell was prevented from per
sOnally welcoming Mr.. Phelps, owing
20 the queens command that he should
dine with her majesty at WinoIor cas-
tie to night.
CoURTEsIEs.
The directors of the Isle of Wight
Steam Packet company placed saloon
steamer az the disposal of the reception
party TO convey Mr.. Phelps from the
Elbe 10 the shore. At the landing Mr..
Phelps was welcomed by the mayor and
other municipal authorities OF South
ampton and membersof the chamber OF
commerce. Several speeches were made,
expressing Joy ~ his safe arrival. 10
reply Mr.. Phelps cordially thanked
them for the kind and unexpected 70.
ception, adding:
"Nothing could have introduced me
more pleasantly TO your beautiful coun-
try. I have enjoyed a sight of it for
the past two days while passing along
the southern coast. | never had the
pleasure of seeing 1t before. l assure
you 1 come TO England hoping aud
trusting most sincerely that may be
Instrumental III promoting ANA ceniin-
uing in very small way those cordial,
kindly and generous relations so long
existing, and which l hope will always
exist between you aud your kinsmen in
the great west"
Mr.. Phelps and vile then visited the
pr,nciCa al points of interest in the town.
rhey declined an otfer of q special train
and proceeded to London at 1875 IN the
evening, on tho regular express train,
and arrived on schedule time.
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