The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-16
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bles, exposed by Carey. His name figured
prominently in the famous debate on the Kill
mainham treaty in the House of Commons
during May last. II will be remembered that
Mr.. Forster, the then Irish Secretary, ex-
planned that in the negotiations for the release
OF Mr.. Parnell, M. p, Captain O'Shea had
told him that Mr.. Parnell would make use of
a certain person who would come from abroad
and be able
TO PUT DOWN THE CONSPIRACY.
That person was Sheridan, a released sus-
pect, who had eluded the vigilance of the
police. Sheridan was also the medium
Treasurer Eagan used in his communications
with the conspirators. Mr.. Forster declined
to take hand in the Kilmainham game and
resigned. Sheridan, assisted by his wife, a
bold, beautiful woman, armed the Invincibles,
and IN this service it is now known he had the
assistance OF other patriotic women. The
English government proposed to extradite
him from America where he now is.
Thomas Brennan, the Secretary of the
Irish Land League, is another of the persons
wanted. He is brother-in-law to Mr.. Eagan, the
Land League Treasurer. He was on the
shores OF the Mediterranean and reported 10
be in delicate health, but managed 10 return
to London, though he disappeared when these
exposures were expected.
Frank Byrne is the Secretary and or
ganizer OF the Home Rule League in Eng
land, and was familiar figure in the Hobbies
be directly implicated in the Phoenix Park
murders. When last heard of he was at
Cannes, inFrance.
HIS WIFE AND HER SISTER
were arrested at the family residence, Gothic
Villas, Peckham, a suburb of London.
According to Carey's evidence Byrne's wife
purchased the knives with which Lord
Frederick Cavendsh and Mr.. Burke were
murdered and took them to Ireland, travelling
on the same train with Lord Frederick Caven-
dish. The sister was released, but Mrs.
Byrne was detained. The police found some
important documents and clues in the house.
Walsh is we'll known in Mddlesborough,
England, and for the past IS years has been
known as the Fenian head centre. Carey
Genounces him as member of the Directory.
In 1879 he tried to join the Middlesborough
Trade Council, and was refused as not being
eligible. When Tobin was arrested at
Bradford he escaped some two years ago, went
to America, but was recently seen in Middles-
borough. Where he is now is not known.
THE MURDER WAS COMMITTED
Win surgical Knives, SuCn as are USED Tor
amputating the hip joint. They were made
by Weiss & Son, of The Strand, London, and
are about 1 inches long. The blade is about
~ inches wide at the haft, tapering to fine
point, are very sharp and of fine tempered
steel. The handle is scored to give firm
grip. Those used in the murder were
destroyed, but the two knives found
in Carey's house are identical as
forming part of the parcel which
it is alleged Mrs. Byrne carried to Dublin
for the
USE OF THE ASSASSINS.
There does not appear to be the slightest
doubt that most Of the men under examination
participated in the murders, and general
hanging is confidently anticipated. AS local
feeling is SO strong, It is proposed to have the
final trials in England in order that the ends
OF justice may not be defeated. as they have
frequently been by strong sympathy of the
Irish people with persons of this class, who
pose honorably before them in the guise of
patriots. HENRI De LEYCEsTRE.