Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13
DYNAMITE FIENDS
ArraigHed in the Bow Street Police
Court (LsndOn) and Remanded
for a Week.
The Headq aarters of the COaspiratOrs
Said to be in Ameriea-Phenix
Park Murderers.

Brady, charged with numbering Lord Fred
erick Caveudish and Burke, was resumed
TINS morning. lmss Carey WIS again placed
on the witness stand and cross-examined by
counsel for the defense, who ELECTED the III
formation that when plotting the murders
with the other accused men ne was a MEN,
Der Of a society which received the saera-
ment al stated period. Carey also said be
was promised pardon before he determined
TO give evidence against his fellow conspira-
tori. A photograph was handed Carey,
which the witness Immediately identified as
lat Of the man known as "No. l." He was
one of the prime movers in the murder of
Burke, but wac under conPulsion during the
time directly preceding he event.
Being closely iuterrogated by uosel on
this point, Carey finally admitted he was not
uud,r compuision when he pointed cut
Burke TO the sssassius, and ur ED the muir
derers to remember the man cad in gray
suit was Burke. Witness said although he
had for sixleen years been working for wages
averaging only 90 week, he b ad
in 1882 ninety tenants occupying his various
houses.
Counsel for the defense brought out 10
sharp contras! to the points made by the
Crown, that Carey drove with his children
10 the door OF the church iu Fitzharris's cab
on the 9th OF May; that he WIS the first
man TO sugg 81 that dsggers be used, and
afterWard suggested that the weapons with
which the crime was committed should be
put on exhibition as national Telics. The an
swsrs of the witness to the questions concern
lug the promises OF pardon we're given with
much hesitation; finally, he said he had
been informed by Mallop, the chief detect
i've, that if his evidence should be given
freely to the State, and be confirmed by
ntb he ard hi. hrnthnr xvouiA he
doned.
This statement caused i sensation.
Tue attention of Carey being called to
trihing details discovered lately regarding
the movements of Fi,zharIis's cab 10 the
park on the day Of The murder, and which
had not been given by the witness, Carey re-
marked Significantly that he had so far only
answered the questions put him by counsel,
and he could, II unrestricted and il he de-
sired, tell q great deal more.
The crosse animation of Carey was very
severe and searching.
Counsel for The defense, remarkipg on the
witness's testimony, said G.rey's hsnds were
STEPPED IN blood.
C.rey-That ia not true.
Subse auentlv Carey said he was onty tel
log half he knew, and was more friendly 10
counsel for defense than counsel himself was
aware, for be would have the latter bear in
mind that he was not telling everything he
knew sgsinst his client.
Counsel vehemently protested that it was
his wish 10 have no friendly intercourse with
tae witness snd no favor from him.
Michael Kavanagh, who d owe the car on
which the murderers rode, repeated his for
mer evidence in substantially the same lsu-
gusge. He made a material amendment,
however, saying it was SLiith, not Delaney
whom be drove TO the scene OF The murder
with Carey. His previous statement was Q
mistake. His testimony showed that 1t was
Brady who directed him whore to drive. and
who designated the place for him to wait .fol
| the murderers.
Joseph Smith, another of the accused, who
turned informer, repeated tn, story OF hi
doings in Ph@nix Park as related by james
Carey at the preliminary hearing. Smith
said he was sworn in an IpvincIble thre'
weeks before the murders were committed
| The Invincibles had secret sign by whict
they recognized each other, which was th'
holding of knife in the palm OF the hand
/ Daniel Curley had introduced himself to tn,
witness by means OF this sligo.
! Other witnesses were called by the prose
cutiop, among them being Golden, PhoaniI
Park ranger, and the son of james Carey
The latter deposed concerning the search fol-
| the knives used by the murderers, the resul
Of which, it was said, was reported TO Brady
The physicians who examined the bodice
Of C.veudish and Burke then gave evident'
relative 10 the nature of the wounds. Thi
case for The prosecution CLOSED at 3 O'Clock
The case for the defense then opened.
Tie photographs recognized by Carey a
"No II were those of lyman.
Counsel for the defense spoke one hour
The argument was in support OF an abb 10
the prisoner.
james Mullet, another of the prisoner r;
has made a statement 10 the Crown on tn
strength of which il is said he will be &C
cepted as an approver.
Counsel denounced Carey's villaiuy il
having betrayed the men whom he ha
seduced into the commission Of the crime
TIE informers, be said, con!radicted eac!
other on importauts points. The rule Wa
Infamous that an informer's testimony, uu
accom- panied by any other evidence, shoul
be accepted. Interested evidence must b
corrobor2ted by dIsnterested testimony. Ii
this case ouch evidence was lacking.
Annie Mesgher depossd that abe was witt
Brady at her uucle's home on the 9Th of May
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and sgain from
Gas to o'clock in the evening. The keepe
OF the public house, named Brady, was In hi
house at o'clock pm, and sgain at S:4
j o'clock ia the evening" on the 9th OF May.
The cross-e.Aminatioo, however, elicite'
the fact that Lhtle's house was a rtgula
rendezvous for the Invincibles
AT 6 O'Clock pm. the court adjourned. j
ID expected that verdict will be rendered
e1rly tomorrow.