The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-02-15
Probable reavic,,en az III" Phesain
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py.sasi. Conviction Of ,h" Phesais
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A f.. lnoasl,. ago The ~orl1 was shocked
i, too ness u the brutal murder Of Barse
s.lL,Si CArsuaish 10 Dablin No traces
j, H. mnrieren we're discovered Tor a
long time, anlii one who was knowing To-
ns,si 81 The facts 81 the crime turned 40
former The evidence be gave, though
carryiag attn il strong probability OF iis
truth, Was 20. 'fied q, by the accused men.
.sd aoulI hardly have been sufficient TO
eonyic, then without strong eorfoborsiive
evidence
Tlis evidence Is furnished by the con.
fcssion Of kayanagh. the driver OF the car
which conveyed some Of the murderers
Below we give shor, account OF b,s tea-
iimon,:
There was a eommotion in the court
room ~hen he entered the witness bon'
Ap paren,ly he lsbored under much excite
ment. After being sworn be deposed that
on the 9th Of May last he was at the Royal
Oak public house in Parkgaie street where
lie Was engaged by four men, Brady and
Kelly aud two strangers.
Brady, one OF the prisoners, here uttered
loud cultural threat bnt DO distinct
words were heard. There was no laugh.
ter among the prisoners
Kayanagh neI. identified Patrick Delsn-
ey as one OF the men present He drove
the four men into the park by the Island
Bridge gate to the Phoenix monument and
along the main road to tbs Cough monn
ment and they there got down. They said
there was no sign OF skin. the goat,
| meaning Fitzharris. the carman.
Fnzharris here shouted: Don't call me
nickuames.
Kavaragh continuing said that james
Carey and Daniel Delaney were sitting on
seats a, the side OF tho road in the park.
Delaney said that they we're watching the
Chief Secretary. Alter the prisoners had
said that there was no sign Of Fitzharris,
the witness saw him coming in the oppo.
site direction with u cab and saw four men
alight from the cab. The cat stayed
long way up the road with the horses
head turned toward Dublin. A short
time after be saw two gentlemen approach
ing and heard a cry. On looking around
he saw one OF the gentlemen fall; he did
not see the other fall; but the four men
whom he drove to the park jumped on his
car and he drove away. Brady sat on the
right side Of the car. The witness identi
fed Fitzharrs as the driver of the cab.
| He saw Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Mr.. Burke approaching. Some one among
those he drove said the tall man was to b.
assassiunted. After the men had alightet
be put nosebag on bis horse while wait
ing. He heard person speak to Jame
Carey Delauey aiierward instructed hin
! (Kavanagb to look sharp and be ready Z
start. Upon this he drove nearer to tn
waiting gloup, which included some per
sons he did not know Two gentlemen
were approaching arm in arm. james Ga
} rey and Delaney. who bad come back OF
the car from the place where II was wait
ing. jumped down and joined the group
) The witness heard some one say, 1T is th
. tall man" Kavanagh was then ordered t
20 further away by the conspirators. A
he did 80 be heard some one. he couldn
, ssy whom, repeat: Mind, il is the to
7 man." As the gentlemen came along eiti
/. or Carey or Delaney raised white hant
9 kerchlef. While he was waiting carma
6 oicknamed "Nowt' passed him driving
/; passenger named Nolan toward Dublin
/, He was also passed by some bicyclists. y
/; hooking arannd he saw one gentleman fal
}. The other who had an umbrella, was iyin
!. Oh the ground
i. On driving iion the scene Of the murd'
l,l, 10, 4 n turn to the left then crosse
4. the bridge to III. right, a,obg The lnel
/. score Road Dclancy directed him whel
!, TO drive lie drove rapidly nutil !
!. reached KuundioaD, three miles IRON u
"a pa,k. ll,re lin X lly alightcd. He the
/. drove around TO Lcesol Park, stopping
pnbl,c house near Lreson Bridge. Brad
then paid and dismissed him. On Su
4. day morning he met Brady again at Tow
ia sends 81 aud received two pounds. BRA
IL aiterwafL bought him harness.
,e H. allowed the car 10 remain as 1t "
lr ,or some time. He aftcfwsid hHd II pain
b cl HIS maze Mas dark brown. % u
Il nisll Mr. Field was STACKED be was
- the College.st stand. Joe Brady aga
~ engaged him. They drove to Fleets
Delaney then got on the car aud they dro
W 10 Hardwiek-st, where they alighte
81 They told him 20 wait; while waiting NJ
a iy aud Lawrence Hanlon came mp.
Il Kelly los, his bat When he mounted
II the car alter his attack on Field. The 9
lc aej i,s a circuitoas route. IN Tawnsen
II. Kelly bough, another bat. AT the s
sork. Brady aud Kasanagh wrapped sol
kind Of swords 10 paper and threw the
OF into the basin. Brady again paved
On The car on this occasion. He lkavansg
Sc had been twice in Phoenix Park befc
- May 6 with the four men whom be dro
ni on the day Of ths murder Thomas Do,
p. vas present V hen be was sworn into I
N. society. He Identified Doyle as hasi
n. told him be must. the day after the swe
10 ing. drive anywhere they required. !
ed prisoner Doyle hereupcn exclaimed, u
yer q lie
eu Fi,zhsrris on one occasion told the "