The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-21
DUBLIN SENSATION.
James Carey Turns Informer-The Irish
Assassination Society DIGGING Forster
The Murder OF Burke.

DANES Carey Turns Informer-The Irish
Assassination Society DIGGING Forster
The Murder OF Burke.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1.-THE hearing Of the prisoners
charged with conspiracy to murder Government
officials was resumed to-day.
All prisoners were placed 10 the deck except
Patrick Delaney. The sensation had scarcely sub
sided before James Carey stepped into the witness
box. The surprise amongst the prisoners was I'M
bounded. Counsel for the prisoners objected 70
the question OF Murphy. Crown counsel. and all
denounced Carey as "sr infamous witness"
Great excitement followed. The outbreak drew
sharp rebufe from The n magistrate; Ca1sys ap,
sens ttion He was Kissed by the other prisoners.
He deposed he Joined the Fenian Brotherhood In
ISS2 Tbom member S6 the fsa
Secretary of the Land League. and James
OConnor. Was introduced TO p. J. Sheridan,
who was discussed as priest. named Father NUT
Forster, then Secretary OF Ireland, and was ex-
tending the Society of Invincibles throughout the
country He 2r0msea 70 sen r9h nim a some Tt cap
James Mullett, Chairman OF the Dublin branch,
who established the society for the extirpation OF
tyranis, told him that Earl Cowper. then Lord
CareY's evidence inculpates p. J. Sheridan
and James Mullett as plotting TO
IMuiietT as also plotting to KIN Earl Camper.
His testimony proves killing gang was organized
in consequence OF orders brought from London by
Walsh Clerkenwell. the Fenlan. Carey said q
Mrs Byrne brought from London knives. re-
volvers and Winchester rifles. IL was arranged
during March, 1882. to ''remoye" Forster at a
street. An the prisoners met around the
Royal Oak Tavern, May 9th except
James Mullett, who was Imprisoned.
Carey swore he and other members of the Assas-
siration Society believed that funds for the muir
derers came from the Land League. He told OF
the persistent DIGGING of Forster for days with
view of his murder He swore the murderers
were posted concerning F0rster's movements By
kilograms from London ostensibly about racing,
He said he drove with bis CHILDREN In q CAB 70
the first rendezvous of the murderers. After be
alighted Fitzharris was TO drive them home 1t
was Brady, he swore. who took the share as the
principal stabber and who afterward cut Burkes
Carey deposed that all the prisoners except one
were mem bers OF the sNsST organization, IS was
the arms. Heswore stephen and Leonard. now
In America. and Patrick Whelan, were not mem
bers. Clifford Lloyds name was mentioned.
Sheridan after he left A. Angel, was going 20 the
freys successor was only known 70 the corporators
as Figure l." The two previous chairmen of the
peomoted were Thos. Blanfeney and oconner.
Didn't know who constituted the Supreme Coun-
cll. or from whom they had their directions.
SSn ee onSe nsaad IKE msis Iosd
Carey corroborates Kavanagh's testimony in
every detail. He admitted making the handker-
chief signal. The inquiry adjourned till Monday
on application OF the counsel for the prisoners.
Ex-Empress Eugenie and Napoleon Make
Up.
LONDON, Feb. 15-The Times publishes
an authoritative statement regarding the
interview between ex-Empress Eugene and
Prince Jerome Napoleon, which it says has
cleared up some of the private misunder-
standings existing between the ex-Empress
and the Prince, and led to the formal nego-
tiations of the latter as the head of the b.
called upon to express an opinion of her
kinsman's general policy, and could not
consistently with the line of policy adopted
by her while sojournipg in Great Britain do
more than assure her cousin of her best
wishes for any Constitutional action he may
take toward bringing abont a plebi cite.
The recent VISIT of the Empress to Paris
was as mark OF sympathy
with Prince Napoleon on account
of his illegal arrest, not respect for the views
of his manifesto. She disclaims participa-
ton in any unlawful or clandestine enter
prise against the Republic. The Prince, on
his part, states that if popular vote should
pronounce for Republic he should bow to
it. The Republic has never yet, he says,
polled clear majority of registered voters,
and it is therefore governing merely by vir-
tue of popular apathy. If the Prince is ban
ished he will come to London. He has no
intention of abdicating his position in favor
of his son. The latter was not privy to the
issue of the manifesto, but there is no an
tagonism between him and the father.
The general opinion in Paris political
circles is that dissolution of the Chamber
of Deputies will soon occur.
The Phoenix Park Assassins.
DUBLIN, Feb. 15-The examination of
the prisoners charged with conspiring TO
murder was resumed to-day. The following
persons were placed in the prisoners dock:
James Carey, the counsellor of Joseph
Brady; Timothy Kelly, Joseph Hanlon,
David Curley, Pagan, Patrick Delaney, the
carman; Fitzharris and Thomas Cofffoy.
The Court Room was densely crowded. The
prisoners assumed an Indifferent manner.
Patrick Cshill deposed that in passing
Chapel Izod gate on the evening OF the 9th
of May he saw a car driving rapidly out of
Phoenix Park. One man on the car he
identified as Godfrey. This completes the
quartette of the men who were On the car.
An old man named Flynn created some
amusement by saying that after cricket
playing he walked through the park little
past the polo ground, he saw the car stand
ing on the grass. The driver was beside the
horse. Further on four men were lying on
grassy slope, two on each side. He saw
James Carey sitting on the seat near the
Cough statue. He left him in company
with man he did know. He then saw
Burke alight from the Car and join Lord
Frederick CSvendish.
A witness named Huxley deposed he saw
four or five men tying at the place where
the murders were committed. He identi-
fed Kelly as being amongst the group.
Further on he saw a man and a car stand
ing. The man was not in the prisoners
dock now. He met successfully the station
airy car. Burke walking and stranger.
Flynn's Identification of Carey was COM
plete. He spoke to him while he was sitting
on the seat. He recognized Kelly as a man
he afterward passed near a clump of trees.
Murphy, lsberer, identified Fitzharris
as one who was waiting near the car with
several others. Apparently to-day will
merely be used for the purpose of bringing
forward all witnesses who, in traversing
Phoenix Park, saw groups of men waiting
about.
RERDELz5S confession.