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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 93, 19 April 1883, Page 3

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Special to " Star." The Phoenix Park Murders. ANOTHER FENIAN SENTENCED TO DEATH. FENIANS IN AMERICA. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. — COPTRIGHT.] eeotek's TELEGEAMS. Received April 19, 2 p.m.] London, April 18. Daniel Curley, second of tbe prisoners charged with the Phoenix Park murders, has been found guilty, aud sentenced to death. A box containing explosives has been found outside Salisbury Cathedral, and an intended outrage on that edifice averted. The discovery caused some alarm in the city. New Yoek, April 18. A meeting of Irish Delegates which has been held at Philadelphia has been decided to adhere to the intention of holding a convention in that city on the 25th inst. Mr Parnell, wbo was present, addressed the convention and ur^ed that it be postponed until autumn. The leadins; delegates at the meeting expressed themselves as opposed to the use of dynamite. Melbourne, This Day The Australasian is sending an agricultural reporter on a lengthened to^r through the United States. The Victorian Government has invited the New South Wales and South Australian Governments to join in instructing Agents-General in London to communicate with the Imperial authorities in support of the aanexation of New Guinea. The£ Victorian statistics of tbe northern counties have been published. They : show that the last season's yield was 5,820,000 bushels, producing an average of 8.65 to the acre, as against 6,300,000 bushels, and an average of 9.46 last year.