Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-20
AN INFORMER GIVES A
COMPLETE HISTORY
OF THE CRIME.
THESTAR-ROUTE THIEVES
CRUSHED.
FAMINE AND FLOOD IN
EUROPE.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

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DUBLIN, Feb. 19.-The hearing of the
prisoners charged with conspiracy to
murder government officials was re-
sumed on Saturday. Another of the
men under arrest charged with conspir.
acy to murder the government. officials
james Carey, the member of the City
Council-turped States evidence. The
fact caused great exc;temsn. anon. the
other prisoners. Carey swore that he
and other members of the Assassination
Society believed that the funds for the
murders came iron, the Land League.
He related the persistent logging of
Forster for days, with view to rs
murder. He swore that the murderers
were posted concerning Fors.er's move
meuts by kilograms from London, os-
tensibly about racing. The next night
but one after the murders, the witness
says, the knives with which they had
been committed were produced by
Brady. "No. |" ordered them destroy
ed. The blades were broken into little
pieces and the handles burned. The
last time Carey saw ''No1" was az the
end of September or beginning of Octo.
Der. Il was at Black Rock station.
Carey then told him of the disappear.
ance OF the other knives and rifles, hid
den in Cumberland street.
Carey's evidence concluded with de.
tails concerning check sent to the
prisoners while they were suspects in
kilmainham Jail by the Sustenance
Fund OF the committee of the Land
League Carey. in June last, handed
"No. " his resignation as one of the
four leaders OF the Invincibles. Fi'z
Harris and Joe Smith were identified by
Carey. Carey further stated that after
the murders he and Curley and Brady
met at McCaferey's house. mo. Il was
there also, and they informed him of the
proceedings before the court adjourned.
Carey formally identified all the
prisoners. Several of the latter, as
they were put forward for iieutllica-
ton, called Carey perjured liar. Pat
Delaney, who looked very III, said
solennIy. " That is the man (meauing
Carey l my thank for all my mis-
fortunes since childhood. Smith, all
emu!oye Of the Board OF Works, re-
ported arrested in connection with the
murder conspiracy, is not a prisoner,
bat is communicating with the police.
The iufornser inculpates Policeman Mul-
docney IN the murder.
FORMING THE DUBLIN ISvI.ICIBLES.
While testifying Carey spoke in
dock cried Speak up" He deposed
that ne was always the Treasurer of
The Fenian brotherhood. The funds,
he said, were always in bad state.
Here one of the prisoners interposed
with the remark, because you pock-
eted them The witness, continuing,
said that during his connection with
the society several parties were tried by
a cours-martial Of the organization.
q to 1879 infcrmers were only tried.
Edward McCafeey was, prior to No
v ember, 1881. member of the organi.
za.ioo. La that month he brought
Walsh to Csrey's house. Walsh, who
was from the North of England, told
Carey that his mission in Dublin was to
make history. Four names of per.
sons had been submitted capable Of
heading the organization in Dublin. |
Among those names was his own. |
Walsh had sworn him in. each holding
. knife in mis- hand. The oath bound
Carey to obey all orders transmitted to |
lin by the Irish Invincibles, under
penalty of death. A few days after.
wards Walsh, McCafsry and James
Muliett told him they were to form
Board Of Directors for a new organ.zt-
ion in Dublin of Insincib!es, who were
Tot 20 exceed go members for the
Whole kingdom, and to be selected
rom picked Fenians. Here there was
general laughter by the prisoners. The
witness continued The Dublin branch
If the organization was to consist of
iity members. The Object was to re.
move all tyrants. James Mullett was
% be Casirman. Worcester and Earl
Jowper were named among those to be
Relative to further opera.
ions in Dublin the branch was to be
+. 30 its discretion.
MARKING THE VICTIMS.
Walsh gave witness ESQ. Burke's
,ane was subsequently mentioned
.mong themselves. Arrangements were
made for taking house at CorkhiII,
lose to Dublin Castle, from which Earl
jowper was to be shot. Early in De-
ember the witness went to Phenix
Park with Curley and there met Null.
EFT and Walsh, who were watching the
thief Secretary's house. The witness
aw the brothers Of Forster and Burke
oming out. The four principals in
december selected men for the work in
dublin. The witness selected a man
AIMED Rinkie, who selected two men
AIMED Leonard and Stephen. the last
AIMED being an American. McCaffery
elected Doyle. The greater number Of
he men were selected by Curley and
Iullett, the la.ter's principal selection
eng Brady. In July, the Invincibles
, Dublin numbered about thirty. The