The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20

frmed the details of Ksvsnsgh's testi-
mony concerning Carey being at Wren's
public house with Bracy, Kelly, Nc
Cattrey and Delaney. Witness created
painful ser sstion by saying he had
two of his little children with him in the
cab early on the morning of the 9th Of
May, when he was going in the cab to
the park accompanied by Joseph Han
lon and Smith. Witness infinitely de-
tailed the movements of the conspirstors
on the morning of the murder, counsel
for the crown carefully eliciting
every point. A pin could have been
heard drop when Carey detailed how
he saw seven men meet the two gentle
men. Curley, Joseph Hsnlon and
Pagan were the first, Brady and Kelly
next, McCaffrey and Patrick Delaney
came after. Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Burke were allowed to pass through
by the first three, and the LAST four then
faced right about. When Carey again
looked the two near men had closed in
on the two gentlemen. Witness con-
tlnued: " saw Jos. Brady raising his
left hand and striking q man dressed in
q grey suit, that was all saw" Here
was sensation in the court room, and
loud cries Of hush" II timed my own
movements accurately during the day.
what | related occurred at III pm.
After left the park I met at Island
bridge Joe Smith, person acquainted
with Burke's RppearaD ce, and who had
accompanied me fer the purpose of
pointing him out. It was Smith who
told KsVAnsgh to hurry up and take the
nose bag OF. Witness repeated the con-
versatlon be had after the murder with
Brady, who stated that he stabbed Burke,
and afterwards settled Lord Frederick
Uavendish. After that he went back to
Bur ke and put knife in his throat.
Brady said be stabbed Burke in the left
shoulder. The other gentleman came
up and called him TufiaD, when he ran
after him into the road and settled him,
He then looked round and saw Kelly
coming away from Burke's body, and he
and Brady went aud cut Burke'a throat.
Brady SAID Lord Frederick Cavendish.
when he spoke, struck the men with his
umbrella. then made at him. Ea held
up his arm and struck it. He ran into
the road. Witness detailed the CONVEX
sation with Curley in the evening, who
said he was afraid there was going to be
another failure, when he saw the men
face about, three Of them were armed.
Brady had two knives. After the
murder Curley said he saw Brady
wiping the knives off on the grass.
Curley waited till the murderers we're on
the car and then got into cab and came
to Dublin. He put card into the box
of the Dublin express office, stating what
had been done. Next day he gave q
similar notice to the Times and Free
mans Journal. The cards read: "Exe,
cuted by order Of the Irish inyincibles. -
Curley. Pagan and HanlAn left together
in cab; the others on car. Smith did
not know what he was wanted for. He
(Carey) said this because he wanted to
cave aH innocent man if he could. Be
fore the murder he (Csrey) was waiting
at the polo ground, and was summoned
thence by Curlsy, who said he did not
know what moment they might be
wanted. Carey admitted making a pre-
arranged signal with 8 white handker-
chief. Curley, he said, directed the ar
rsngements at the sce7e of the murder,
Carey on Burke being identified By
Smith, pointed him out to Curley as the
man in the gray suit. Curley told Carey
TO tell Smith to ego to hell out Of this"
Smith went off towards the Hibernisn
school. The murdere1s then held a
council, and Carey asked Brady what he
was to do. he was told to 90 off. Be-
fore moving he said, mind and be sure
1t is the man in the gray suit" As he
turned towards the island bridge, the two
victims were 200 yards off.
During the giving of the evidence
Brady was seen to crouch down behind
two other prisoners, The rest of the pri.
soRers appeared detected, except Mullett
who bore defiant look.
London, 18,-The evidence on Satur-
day in the preliminary investigation in
Kilmsinham court house caused intense
excitement.