Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-16
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
HOW THE AssAssINs KILLED CAvENDIsH
AND BURKE.
DUBLIN, February 15.-It is stated that
at the hearing to-day of the prisoners
charged with conspiracy 10 murder, eye-wit-
nesses will depose that both Lord Cavendish
and Burke were suddenly seized from be-
hind, and that they wrenched themselves
loose. 1t was then they were wounded in
their backs as well as breasts.
MURDERERs ARRAIGNED.
Examination of prisoners charged with
conspiracy TO murder was resumed to-day.
The following persons were placed in the
prisoners dock: james Carey, Joseph Brady,
Timothy Kelly, Joseph Hanlon, David Cur
ley, Pagan and Patrick Delaney, the carmap,
Fitzpatrick and Thomas Caffrey. The court
room was crowded. The prisoners assumed
Indifferent manners.
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS.
The hearing of the Phoenix Park murder
ers was resumed to day, and Patrick Cahill
deposed that 10 passing Chapel Izod gate on
the evening of the 9Th Of May, he saw a car
driving rapidly out OF the park. One of the
men on the car he identified as Caffrey. This
completes the quartette OF men who were on
the car A man named Finn created some
amusement by saying that after the cricket
playing he walked through the park. A
little past the polo ground he saw a car
standing on the grass; the driver was beside
the horse. Further on four men were lying
| on the grassy slope, two on each side. He
saw James Carrigham on seat near
the Cough statue. He left him in company
with another man whom he said he did not
know. He then saw Burke join Lord Fred
erick Cavendish.
A wit.ess named Hutley deposed that he
saw four or five men lying at the place where
the murders were committed. He identified
Kelly as being among the group. Further
on he saw a man and car standing. The
man was not in the prisoners dock now. He
met SUCCESSFULLY the stationary car, Burke
walking, and the strangers.
Films Identification of Carey was com.
plete. He spoke to him while he was sitting
on the seat. He recognized Kelly as the
man he afterward passed near q clump oil
| trees.
Murphy, a laborer, identified Fitzharris as
| the one who was waiting near the car, with
several others.
Other witnesses were examined, among
them Mrs. Sharp, who, Notwithstanding the
rumors concerning her evidence, merely de-
posed to seeing the corpses.
Meagle, as well as identifying Brady, iden
| tilted Fagin, but later said he was not sure
as 10 Fagin. He said besides the scuffiing
men, he saw four others enter the van and
drive away furiously. His hesitation con-
corning Fsgin caused a bad impression, bu
the witness is short-sighted. Meagle admit
! ted that neither be nor his companion men
toned what they saw until the Monday fol
| lowing the murder.
A constable at the McMicore engine
works deposed that he saw Brady anC
| Kelly in June lettering around the Vice
regal Lodge at 8 o'clock am. Witness ad
mitted, on the cross-eIamination, that hs
had been reduced in the ranks when
policeman for making frivolous arrests.
The Crown hopes Saturday to close the
evidence against some Of the prisoners, and
have them returned for trial. Members oil
the press only are admitted on Saturday.
The exclusion of the general public wa
absolutely necessary, on account OF the nois
in the courtroom to-day. 1t was so grea
that it was almost impossible to hear tn
witnesses. Kayansgh's horse and car, use
to carry the witnesses for the Crown, at
tracted great crowds. II is expected tina
Edward OBrien, present at the murders il
Phenix Park, will turn.informer on Satur
day. The rumor is uufounded that tw
Irish members Of Parliament we're arrested