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The Huron Signal, 1883-04-20, Page 3LERsS f3 PHONIX PARK. 24111114111111111 of Dublin's Revolting T1re dy- Brady Artutesed M emte of the Ciller As. resm.-hand *nifty and **stewed to be Ilasded• Dublin, April 12.—In the Brady trial Carey was crams-esamtasd, and the udur- watiou was elicited that when plotting murders he was a masher of the s..dality which reosive& the aacrawetit at state{i periods. Carey said he was premised pardon before he determined to testi against his fellow conspirators A photograph eas handed to hut, which he dent►tied as that of the amen It sown as ''Number One.,, Kavanagh, who drove thedir in which the murderers rale, reptated his termer *vides*.. His teatimully showed that it was Brady who directed bins where to drive, and who designated the place for him to wait for the murderers. Dublin, April 12.—In the course of the Brady trial today, Carey, euchre cruel examtusetom, said he was one of the prime nwvers in the murder o,f Burke, but was under compulsion durinit the time directly preceding the event. Being Measly interrogated, he finally ad emitted that be was not under oumpul- pula►u't when Iso poitittd out Burk. ti. the assassins, end urged the murderers to remegaher that the "sow iu the grey suit was Berke." Althuugh witner for Minoan years had beau working for wages avera[iasl owe pounds a week, he had in 1882 ninety tenants ,occupying his houee& defenceConsisel fur the brought in sharp oouest W p iuts inside trwby the Crown that Carey done with hie child - gen to the door of the church in Fits. rs be hafria' Mib on the 6th of Ma�• ; that he was the first to suggest thatdag hat the ,used, and afterwards suggested weaves. with which the .:rime was com- mitted M put un exhibition as umtional relies.. The witness' *mower t, questions con- ..srniag promises of pardon were given with much hesitation. Finally he said he had bean informed by Mallon, chief of the detectives, that if his evidence was given freely and was confirmed by that of other witnesses, he sad his brother would be pardoned This statement caused a ssn.ahon. His .tt.ntiou being called to trifling details discovered Ltety regarding the movements of the Fits - hurls cab in the Park on the day te v, mender, and *high were not g by the witnee, Carey remarked he had a far only answered hea tiutt by the counsel, and could, �unrestricted and so desired, MU a;rest deal mon. The cross-examination was very severe and searching. The counsel for the de- feutx said Carry's hands were steeped in blood. Carey—"That's nut true.' Subsequently Carey said he was not telling halt what he knew, and was more friendly W the counsel for the defense than the counsel himself was aware of. He told the latter to bear in mind he was nit telling everything he knew against his client. it was i Counsel vehesteutly protested his wish to have no friendly intercourse with *Humana no tarot' frcm him. Kavanagh trade a material amendment to his testimony by saying it was Snaith, not Delaney, he drove to the scene of the murder with Carey ; his previous cement was s mistake. of aider sad abettors in eases of einspir- soy did uut apply tot be puma ease. SRtli•an, arguing rot the defence, sap - portal these visas. Porter, fur the `,rus.wutiou, replied that the evitholan ,.f Kenai:Lth yesterday was wily of a kind relating to his own do inp prior to the murder. Adams, for tee detainee, dw laro,l the claws iu Kavena�j hos evtdeuw yester- day, his sadden discovery that it uses sot Delaney whom he drove to the sous with Carey, was a story concerted be- tween Kavanagh and Cerey. risen were other discrepancies between the evidence of that informers and that of other witness- es, by whom the Crown sought to n witness up perjuries. Only un..) ever saw Brady before the sixth of May, yet they new cliim W reeugniae him as the man they sew ir. Phoenix Park that day. 11 the jury believed these witness- es were mistaken, then the case rested solely un suspicious evidence. The Court said the points, o hetWbb raised against the introd evi- dence could not be sustained. Adana said : "Beuren forbid I should ever be arraigned before thls tribunal. The peeks opinion as to Brady has been in advance of regular trial. Brady's case has been prejudiced and his guilt protium - e.1 in a manner the most scandalous on record." He said the principals to the conspiracy tied t, the Untted States and, Fnu,ce hefore Carey and KavauaKh toddled. Neigh, fur the Crown, s.r•_ 1 u wee eon - ceded the crime was the fruit of women acv. The account .1 the orgauixstion and its objects and plana, given by Far- rell, amid never htve been oencerted by the met skilful lawyer. It had bees shown that Brady was absent from week torn the tlfth and sixth of May, and ales been proven he inquired for Berke as the fifth of May. The tact that Krivitst• his ugh amended his evidence proved veracity. If Carey and Kavanagh en- gaged in c,noocting evidence they would both have sworn to the same story in minor as well u major details. The 'eidetic' of the various witnesses wee swore to having nein Bra ly in Phenix Part furnishes the strongest possible proof that Brady was there. There was an utter failure on the part of the de- fense to estsb1Mh an alibi. The evi- dence of Little was so entirely at vari- woe with the actual facts that it stood alone. Judge 0 Brieo, charging. the jury, ointment -ad on the evidence to prove the alibi, and said there was nothing as far as could W discovered to fix the particu- lar evening, the sixth of May in the mind of Mtge Meagher. He dwelt upon the evident desire '•f Kennedy to make the time at which he saw Brady fit in as beit:g before nine o'clock p. m. The testimony of this wit- ness was open to the same comment as tkae of the other witnesses for the de- fence, namely, that he was declaring to have occurred one daywhat actually hap- pened un another. 'he Judge sale, al- though Carey had every conceivable motive and inducement to give state- ments calculated to serve his own per- med, he told A straightforward story, which did not spare htmself. There was no evidence supporting the suggestion of Adams that the persons in the park as principals were now all in Franca or the United States. The reverse was the case. The evidence went to show that the men in the park with the object of murder were Invtncibles, although some who were cognizant of the plan and were not there 'aught nut have been members of that brotherhood. The ledge exhort - THE HURON SIGNAL, FRID.t . Pin •911W I1 IPIlssse Tees Massae tzvaasvlW, lad, Jeere.11 "Then are three points in this case, any it plea your huner said the ower eel. "In the fiat place we ouuterr 1, that the kettle in dislute was cracked when we burrowed It ; eec•'n.ily, that a wast whole when we returned at ; and thirdly, that we ueter hut it.' Such logic ;night appear ridiculous but for the fait, that the ,y,narkable e. ido nter yr,Kluoed w some of the great murder and "acaudal" oases whish have lead legal veutileation iu this awatry during the past years, was of no Iso aft adi9ytag and a•utlic- in; mud nat..r.•. In strongest amnesia to this e.auy rue it kind of testiusuiy, are the fellow ing enip.iaticaud unite :ni state - meets made by well kuowtt business Hien of Kvansville, 4. a reporter of the Jour- nal whn was commissioned to get their opinions and experience relative to the articles in question, and of which such astonishing reperta are appeari.ogi■ many .d uur leading exchange*. Mr. Charles ut Drug Store, (Jur. etor ��Locust af the nd Th rd Streets, upon lea g the tenure of the writer's tisit,said that his sales of the St. Jacobs lis were large and always i wl- ncreas- That very many people 6ehad sold the article, coiled and report- ed it to be the most excellent remedy for out rheumatism, neuralgia, de. safely say that St. Jacopo 01 has effected witlaw the oast year, more cures than any other liniment we hese ever add,' were the words of Meows. Isaacs & Fail- ing, 613 Main Street. lite. Truk Maw, whose store is at 136 W. Frank- lin Street, cited the use id Mr. 'teary Rhoniok, who for four years suffered with Rheumatism, Tbiorh wee curd by fled ass of two bottles of St. Jaeubs Cil. At tee Canal Drug Stere, Mr. G. A. Ds Aoeohet, was pleased to say that all umit- a1 in claiming it the best lutiwat they ever used. There w11 a growing demand, aad • somber of ha customers had waled to testify to specific aurae. Learning theta member of the well known firs, of Kerr f Morgan, proprietors of the hurtl- ing stables 216 Locust Street, had hail experience with the article, a visit reseal- ed the fact that a few applications of the St. Jacobs Oil curwt him of an attack of Rheumatism, causing him to feel like a new man. Mr. Gevrge Knortt, with the 'nate toe Co., experienced tics sass haw Merits trout a bottle of the Oft m a ease of Rheumatism. which had troubl- ed him tor six weeks. Mr, W. Weber, at 630 Main Street maid, that tphrtn Jacobs Oilcould he rcrnntmeudd with a dear conscience fol. the recent alleviation and cure of all the various peiltul ailments which oculd be reached by an external remedy. Similar testi- mony was received at all the different places visited, among which were the Far'mer's Drug Sten of F.g, 515 Fulton Avenue ; andox1. W Dotrr A & Co. , C. Second sod Seymour Sore s. It shoudbe stated, test nue fellow citizen Mr. J. Bertelsen, Upper Second Street, from his personal experience, recom- mends the tit. Jacobs Oil as the best aetiole of its kind. Such indorsements as these, carry no double mewing ; there is but one in- terests ; and as has been well said by We Chicago Times after interviewing si.ine of its leading citizens, "they should be euough to satisfy the most skeptical, of the wonderful, almost miraculous pre - parties oontaiied in these little bottler. A pis a en a Own B1ese. N..vet. was such a rush 'wide for any Wore on es is new at J. Wilson's for a Trill Bottle of Dr. King's New Disouv- ery f•or Cuosuniptiou, CuRgba and C aids. All persons affected with Amble*, Br.•n- chitu, H•,aseuesa, Sentare Cuu,,lis • any atter:rem u- the Truitt or Lung. , •• g' 1 a TrisI Mottle ••f this great r'•ioo ty free, by ca', if 111 Drtimf fi'••r•-. tt.••tu- IMI',..X.,,1. (6): AYER'S PILLS. A Lame proposes *r the *Yaws' wise oases lavas saterleg menu tram dersyemest of the elerseh, bowels. sad Urer. Aft=ers Carua[1C Fiera act dtnotly spas Uwe, organs, end are espaslally dsslgued to esu tis diseases sassed by their derangement, Melodies Derami rettss• Isdlgeeaws' Dymagoiss. Seadnries, Drier eery, and s host or other dimer**, for all al whisk tow w seats, sere, prom" aad puss.. remedy. The emesetve tie .1 these PILLa y ertssat poysrsierls in regular pncUO , shows d d,talably the estlrstles la which they are held by the reediest predsrloe• • These P1145 are compoebasd or vegetable emb- rasures ub*asses only, tad are absohately use from oaloue er say other lnjartoes tagrellsat. A N/kser tram swasere writes' "Arrears rias me levsladls ie re, awl are swe��wer trema Wise . I'[us erre seven esti t►ass , .este ilyic to 1br *.near. seg load paesa7 anus sly towels sad 6+e m7 need • Asan They sthe most ieeuve sad w eaeaesl phyeresis I earo ever fesrd. It is a pleasure so me so week Is oder pease, sad I always do so whoa ouresMW. Leve or W. L. t Bro." Mukha R., !Melrose, Pa., Jam T, LSM. I have awed An=a's MAO la numberless is k▪ s Ma daelrell re- Wss •i � teas on head es our Stirmt prim Mem es • tame, sawillotou dliYerik la Texas Jasr• (T, 111111 The SvcPILANCie" nt RAINAewe IVII, writing rMw. rom /estas. a to eooesWstiostress mike, la Wesyew ems I mem ease of aedielam'el various eels, iss■MwdImmosi /eses, X11 souse hsacolks.s s .4.Aemel swe�LMt,'saa lave vastly fsM *.7Isasel •" Aware CaT*awlso rags. erwest imerelesl- ass of the bowls, Marwists the appdte amt digestion. sad by their preempt and thorough ..ase afire sone sad Wear So the whom enniea1 esososy. raaraa&D SY Dr. J. C. Ayer di Co., Dwell, Mose. Bela 14 all DitemOte, b66XND SHOES At the I/Idiot Established tibiae ' ore in Torre, In Endless ariety t, suit the most fastidious and the most ecouowic buyer MY WINTER STOCK Is now romple.e, and I take pleasure inwnl had �t a ustuinete that at no pre ile*line Large & Varied Stock As atpresent. have toInc I h 'sed the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price uuti it is s positive tact that no such value in foot west can 1>r got elsewhere. CUSTOM W ORS of every grade still receivesprompt my pmpt and careful attention, and will be in the mos t provred styles s by first-class le. omen, and of p E. DO S/C7-1•1-=1•1-G-. A GOOD IVgBTMNTU Yolllf% All etpeclesee the wo ela ba rfal ne& •I/Al MAW' OLD, /4110 Ayer' Sarsaparilla. lis. Chlidree with eons iy r. /em's , ox as serotslaw ox by to he may he rade kes�y ad troy b7 lut etas. Sold by all Drl tats ; N, els Mitts. ter M. moa Joseph Smith, the prisoner who turn- ed the jury to render An impartial ver - ed informer, rep,• d the story of his l dict. He expressed a hope the; would doings in the Phoenix Park, as related be influenced by Divine inspiration. by Carey at the hearing. cerise said he There was breathless silence to the was•awern in as an Invincible three Court when the jury returned and an - weeks before the murder were cotrmit- pounced that they fonnd•Brady guilty of ted. The Iuvincibles' secret sign for l the murder . f Cavendish ani ltur'he. recognizing each other was holding a ; Rradv was sentenced t•o bo hanged knife in the palm of the hand. Daniel } Dr. Webb moved fur as arrest re judg- Curley iutr,doced himself to witness by meet. He alleged that under the Crimes this sign.Act the jury was not legally formed. Other witnesses were called by u,.! The .ledge refused 1,. grant Wei,b's osecetor, including Gudden, t1te Phtn f motion. Thu date of the execution of i nBrady wee tired for May it The jury unix Park ranger, an • son of Jas. Cs- r,•y. The latter deposed concerning the 1 were ent forty m'nutes. a match for the knives used by the mur- _ _`t derers. the result of which he said was B:it whether on the raTuW hie.reported t.. Brady. Or io the batUc's vas. The phr icians who examined tics The dtttaet place wtsere man ran o bodies of Cavendish and Burke testified , V where he die* for man relative to the nature of their wounds. 1 And tie worst place where mancan die The 'prosecution then rested and de- I where he ,lies throttgh carelessly per - fence opened. milting his health to he undernuned The photographs recognized by Carey through a cough',.r cold until he is en- v " Number One .. were those of Tynan. twined its the moils of consumption—and Counsel for defense argued an hour in all this while a certain cure is to be found *uppers of an alibi for the privacy. in Dr. Wilson's Pulmonary Cherry Bal - James Mullett, another pri,oner,tnade I Sam. Mr. A. C. Durant. ICempt /toad, a statement to the Crown on , to strength + N. S., was cnnhned to his room for three of which it is said he will he accepted ai i pears throe4h lung disease, ant!! became Robert Munro, engine -driver beet :v'een Kincardine and Hamilton, says was 'impossible for any person to be • worse subject of Dyspepsia and a greeter sufferer than I was. I ofteu had to lie down in the caboose, end actually thought I would die before 1 reached my destination. I purchased a bottle ed McGregor's Speedy core. at. d 11 cur me." Free trial bottles at Geoo. Rhyne,' ts s. Drug Store. Regulr and ono dollar.I { a ..OHNSTO� Sv°Q' 2 u.l,.i iA ARiLLA Sg.I et) r led L&!4Intieneti Le .::otffping the Msod. •• oases ham for to years, and els .sitepreparation - !�1 EADACit PAI ' JOW Ot DACE. LIVER t0 i, gyne Ore THE YM. ' . 1 , ' •Keen.'.tKeen. and ala Dissents ... I -xiss Disordered V our ier ar ea wt. Thosws w their heel ..c, ft and give ft obi •: tia am ctiprescribe meaty. to otbere. •....ii Oar"r'edi le from YeO� •scoune t u, lc --; , •;varus, wY fin. . .' knows esIsshis sad . It is atrtctly ldem...dLeeea.d ear • •':a meet a llple-- e- use ■e ,-,h, lk•wela 1 by all responsible • .::u fora quart bottle. or all ',.r Ree lorare. tori cannot obtain • bottled •one from their druggist -* ,ue dollar. mrd we eee'I ^ ;Trowel a Co, inasht erne ientsrseas a t approver. Annie Meagher deposed she was with Brady at her uncle's home, 6th May, at i, p.m., and again from 6.4u p.m. until g p.m. Little, public house keeper. doyt'sed that Brady was in his house at 4 p.m. and again at S.45 on 6 May. Cross- examination elicited tho fact that Little's house was a regular rendezvous for In- v inciblsa As Brady was convoyed back to Prison there were hisses for Carey and cheers tor Brady. The demonstration was sc 'narked that two offenders were arrested. Dublin, April 13. — A clerk trained Kennedy swore that he spoke to Brady, who was aoo0nipanied by a girl, on Dom- inic street bet ween five and seven o'clock •t the evening of the Paso thex girl kmur— •re. Ile rengn ired nie Meagher, who testified yesterday, she .vas with Brady that evening. it anew r.'M. met Brady the following day The Lot-rds;laredthat the murdeta ai•uld t lin the mese of Ireland. The defence announced it would call ether s. The eatment f wedeens.' for thedefMse and prosstt titre t Hewed. Webb, the prisoners eouneel, protest - *i against the sdmiesion of "videos* raring upon tiset therrd of a coaspi- , iev prior to May Wahl, eked leo prt.osers were hest *resigned on the e M ctoolltfillief, and this was fol- iages by the sharps of murder. He • keneed that sucha cnndein.tien of • ! e p pligrpedeeted. 'nen-went se weak that lie couldn t stand.. Dr. Wilson's Pulmonary Cherry Balsam healed hint, and now Le is quite well • Why se Oen se sat? 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It was never known to fowl. Sold by J4 Wiles n. Tho whole physical niechantaim be- comes impaired by tho heavy winter diet and lack of open air exercise. Ayer s Sateaosrili* is the proper remedy to take in the spring of purify the blood. 'rev . orate the system, excite tl.e rl,tt tac- and tion, and resters y v1g,•r of the sperm Atm important , departure frim the d and sieksnieig ceas- pound.. are Hope's Regulating Pills, griping "WUitong only 10 cones a sample tics, try them. Says Dryden "She knows her w tit, a:..i whet: y .. rant and swear. Can draw you to her with a single hair." But it crust be beautiful haw to have such power - and beautiful halt an be Thousands tear witness t'• t::t• MAIcurativeInpuwert the GREATrented that pRINCIPAl.4LINA YAK Itcvh.OR.tTOa, the only remedy that has pros'Sd itself A specific fur general debility, sal weakness imp• �teacv, You will Save Money b Buying Your by GrocerieV FERGUSON'S D. 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Beg to return their thanks to the public the liberal patronage received during. the pan I year. aad to state they ere prepared to dc Grit I�3' 1i' CT on the shortest notice, or for the convenience of p."ttealiving ata distance will exchange wrists at their town .tore Life ore 31. Hilfiar'f't.; Masonic block. Etat St. Go tterirt. Ar -Highest price paid for wheat 1ek A week nide at home by the in- dustrious. Beet business now be- fore the public. capital not need- ed We will start you. Men. wo- men, boys and girls wanted every- where very where to work for us. Now i% the time. You can stork In spare time. or e'.".• •'our whole time to the business. No other bnsineaa will pay yon nearly so well. No one can fail to make e'xorman. pay, by engaging at once. Costly outfit and term' free. atone made taut, easily, and bonornblr' Address Tagr. it Co.. Augusta. Kahle. I people are always on the look out for chance% to there's.. their e•rnings.aed in time be- come wealthy ; those who do not improve their optlortun Medi r.1a to M poverty. We offer • great chance to make money. We want men, wo- men, boyo anti girle to want ver us in their nern localities. Anyone can do the work pro- perly from the tint start. The business will pay more than ten tiro* ordinary wagap. Ex- pensive outfit furnished free. No one weo en- emies Win to make money rapidly. You din gevoto your whole time to the work. or only your spare moments. Full information ma all that is neoees•ry sent tree. Address STD( - Portland. Maine emoted by the ass of CefWALRMR Batt Raereweat. Sold at 50et . ey J. 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K. who i had etytrn><SSo d by in the iesen t ackler twenty years. rich. of 2m Teee•sk 404PltLTlalt YiRY EARLY IN THE Twee.•ist WI" bees e,teensed °si.,•rated 1+tis tic note owe- .+— .•• Y e ell>age ase tgaM�u aim, meet se newel .� ad jrNriN marvel the t le sat ( -.♦ um: (vases. sd Is pwsbl, reeertd►t Ittnn nit tb� Try R, ,,i yew will ravels, • marry, lasteed a. . 5410,Of No. .1. ewrhrt. e,,, nutpnend largely rat M•v,fr MM v trot e[1■► 1:,sA UuseSt$T and CHR Ar*RTlubAob t.e,1D the wor1A,--tic• SC$T tier net •+stet. sett [Nur, it meaty poi ia:ie d ewe* twee oaver tis seas. reducing feletten arta woho riimithodrdh7"•CNBSPESTbs. Is costs NO MORK (San interior �, and now boa won 00 the , 01'... civ sera Of reg otter tonne. A:,,•* -crus is wet, 1 f ' sarvee ere. L1I,1 mea :ny. 'I hr( suing eta jcllsel, Cors•PSAot*ree a ,trrtng^ . Dnggfea1.1 I fes„ as !dr Wagon‘. CUARANT1t0 raMIRO Petretsens.w,MMaltmeters 1'1'ARIZF.]RE3 Please Consider flhls, PieleR`i t).AVli 1'AFK-rli.i.ER. T a, t, with wetedevfoil ?apisty dn.t notesr !a.f., n ` en taken at the ever -einem ment of in e t. . to ci.t,• Cholera. Cholera t' ar4tt a a-' i ., • • . i,n1 plaintstie sim•I a :. tt'_r: f r z.d..en C. s, Sire Thrto:, 41G. .\ ia'ae,,p ,utful "f 1' .IN-K!t.t.t.tt tikes at t,.,^• . ,,.• n( an :smirk will prove aa :1'...• ��.• t et•t tilin` cure, and saai ntac\ our AAA (*km"' of Tinsgs Mora r I seine, steam tree wine, eon fit., New Vork. t . ). end Ohseair. 10. seautt, hoc% RS A CO. teror.to.Ont. Pete L...i.1.r_ !�l11. vwee 11111P. WftKRI.RR'N MX: MK, CALiOAY A we lave the t TTtR. *eat t bravo et taw Itis"* eter-a10• 1 , - 1s Tier Prat d r re• neteinated. [wore_•. r•.- , J. Slum ox, Cenadtnn Peas. .1 . av ' the remarkable Tnro.00e I -, , rh�rme r n ''TsAssuT, 1 little gets for the Teeth and Reel,. krik tee • U. Jonxatoe, gout t.d flo(toilets:.d: est of address 1 Tiekat Asset. A Rewean -Of one doses ''Ta•sti- " t,, any one sending the hest f, orient, Etat ►Bison. rt Awe .401 t blew_*. lib j'ot 111111 l*t. ITuruue r t-..... . ( urs., Ilrnlwrts, Le. i,,, ...a i ' 1.,1tul .t willing •_atom) ami eiale • . 'r:•" ve yonur .'�t ,_;t defA)•, 1:1'1 ..'. . vo-f`y Iraq; D7stet+aT'1 re-er hens ha", R t'+ (1m b t •-t• in ;t soriite i.tswtce..�� �I��taa.i,ll� :aJ ,.t time tat e,t livery qualm .t tr+'• intirmari o :n the rort4. To thehlt4 or other stork :.1 :r.t'l (I):hggT�reem rota, a tittle PAIN ra spited wtllt si3k veil: rest aro thee= •: $ cry spitkly. ...f' rhe Pain•Kitier is tic sale 1, Dint gist*, Apothecaries, Grocer and TXaIert throughout the wait.