Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-05
PETERS PERFIDY.
"Number 0ne'' Said to be in London
Negotiating with the Police AuthOri-
ties with a View to
Turning InfOrmer-The Betrayal Of the
Dynamite PlOt-Conspiraters Ar.
rafgned-FOreign Notes.

DUBLIN, May At liz confidently stated
here that Peter lyman is now in London, and
is communicating with the police with q
view to turning informer.
AN UNFoUNDED REPORT.
report was in circulation in London to-
day that the government had received cable
dispatch from New York stating that Walsh
and Sheridan had been arrested by the Amer
lean authorities.
PENAL sERvTUDE FOR LIFE.
Lawrence Hanlon, who was placed on
trial yesterday on the charge of attempting
TO murder Juror Dennis Field, was found
guilty this morning, and sentenced 10 penal
servitude for life. Hanlon, on receiving the
sentence, muttered, 81 won't be the Last. God
cave Ireland from such informers."
"sKN-THE GoAT'' AGAIN ON TRIAL.
.Fitzharris, who was indicted yesterday as
accessory to the murderSof Cavendish and
Burke after the fact, was arraigned this
morning and pleaded not guilty.
WILL BE RELEASED.
The man Hawkins, who, il was stated,
would be arraigned o-day with Kingston and
others on the charge of conspiracy to murder
LUOlcJ Will NC Ot5CHaISSds
CoNsPIRAToRs ARRAIGNED.
Kingston, Hesly and Gibuey, charged with
conspiracy to murder Toole, were arraigned
again to-day for examination. An informer
named LAME gave testimony confirming the
existence of Vigilance Murder Circle to
which tie prisoners belonged. LAME also tes-
titled thai Poole came 10 him on the night the
informer Kenney was murdered, and gave him
q fin II AZ hnW the 1osH w. dnna
The prisoners were remanded for week.
AGREED TO EMIGRATE.
George Smith, one of the men in custody
On charge OF being implicated in the con-
spirscy to murder government officials, has
been discharged, he having agreed to emf
crate.
DYNAMITE INFoEMERs.
The Freeman's Journal Gays the dynamite
plot matched in America, and was be-
trayed 10 the British consul at New York.
The name Of every Conspirator who came to
Eng and, and of the ship on which he sailed,
was cabled to England directly after the
vessel left New York, and the police watched
the conspirators from the moment they
landed in England. The Freenar:'s Journal
says member Of the governing council Of
conspirators could alone have given such
inform alton.
ANOTHER CALL FOR AID.
LONDON, May AT conference of the
members of the Irish Nationalist party in
London, it was resolved to organize a fund
for the relief of the families of persons who
have fled the country or been arrested il
connection with the murder trials in Ireland
and generally under tine crimes act. 1t il
| computed that 900 families have been rem.
dered destitute by the flight or incarceration
| of their bTeau- winners. An address will bt
| issued to the Irish Nationalist in Americs
and British colonies appealing for contribu
tious to the proposed fund, and delegates
will be sent thither to set forth the need fo
| speedy assistance.
CANNOT BE EXTRADICrED.
The Law Journal says if the United State
| hold lyman, Walsh and Sheridan, the can
not be extradited under the existing treaty
ald if those gentlemen do not voluntarily
surrender they may, after various forma
writs of arrest are returned unsatisfied, b,
adjudged outlaws, and their property Tor
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