The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1883-08-04 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ZNQUIRY BEFORE THE PIAGISTRATES. Cerwroww, Tnesday.—Aceoreang to the evidence before the magistrates, Casey and O'Donmell warp drinking in a second elms cabin of the Melrose Castle,lhalf way between Table Bay and Algoa Bay. O'Donnell suddenly shot Carey with a revolver in theneck. Carey staggered away; O'Donnell followed and shot him tvrioe in the I back. Carey died in 20 mi. dispute I took place before the shot. O'Donners own account is that he was a Californian digger, and I he did not discover the identity of Carey until seeing the last stated in a Cape paper. The prison was guarded last night by volunteers, an attempt at rescue being feared. Carey's demeanour on board was impudent, and he lived freely. He provoked a row in the hotel at Capetown by his ostentatious abuse of the English. lie arrived here on Friday morning and left in Lthe: Melrose Castle on Saturday evening. Mrs. Carey, this afternoon,,befere the magistrates, said after her husband was shot she asked O'Donnell "Did yam shoot my husband." He replied "Yes, I was sent to do it." The supposed infernal machine. found O'Donnelr's possession, proved to be only an ordinary galvanic battery. O'Donnell is paralysed in one band. It is now positively stated that it was Mrs. Carey and the ehildrea upon whom the InvinciIles kept watch throughout the past two months, and it was through them that the informer was eventually reached by his intending murderer. At Dublin, on Wednesday, flinty-two persons were fined ten shillings each for lighting bonfires in celebration of Carey's murder.  The "Times" says: Carey's death is a public misfortune. He was in every way one of the wc.rst specimens of a claw, but he was the instrument by which the Phoenix 'Park murderers were brought to justice, and :it would have been well had he lived to defy the machinations of the irreconcileables. In Dublin the news hasbeen received by the lower orders with feelings which it is not pleasant to contemplate by the seal friends of Ireland. The murder of the Approver will be regarded as a proof that danger still exists.  The "Daily KNews" Pays :—" A man, believed at Montreal to be Carey, is hiding in that city; but America, with its Irish malcontents, would be the last choice for an asylum. No doubt the real Carey has been shot near Cape. town. The asaassination party in Ireland seem to have a secret police as keen scented as any in the crown service. The murdered man will have little or no commuseration. His insolent demean,ur during the trials aroused general detestation, but his fate will alarm would-be informers in future, and an additional obstacle will therefore be placed against the detection of crime.  A Constantinople telegram says that President Orel y has sent a magnificent vase of Sevres shiiia to the Sultan, and his Majesty has expressed his thanks for the present through the Mrqur aide Noailles, the French Ambassador. The troopship Humber, which arrived at Portsmouth, on Tuesday morning, reports being detained in quarantine 10 days at Malta. Several of the crew had to land through fever. One death from typhoid during the voyage.  The strike of iron workers in Staffordshire is fast coming to an end. Work is now fully resumed in all parts with the exception of Smeth. wick, Oldbury. and West Bromwich, where the 111011 Mina to abide by the official rednetice,