Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-04
AN EXTRADITION CRISIS.
ENGLAND TO DEMAND SHERI-
DAN, lyman AND WALSH.

No Information Received on tho Subject
at Washington as Tet-These Three
and Over "a Dozen other InVincibIes
Indicted Yesterday-The Birmingham
Clique Again Arraigned.
DUBLIN, May 3.-This morning the
Crown presented to the grand Jury bills
for murder against Peter lyman (number
one), John Walsh and z. j. Sheridan, and
bill as accessory to murder after the
fact against Fitzharris. At 3 O'Clock
this afternoon the jury returned true
bills against all the named above. Walsh
and Sheridan are in America, and lyman
is supposed to be also there. 1t is under.
stood that the government will demand
their eXtradition.
The grand jury also found true bills
against Lawrence HanlOn. James and
Joseph Mullett and Daniel Delaney on a
charge of attempting the murder of juror
Dennis Field.
They have also found true bills for con-
splracy to murder against the two Null
let's, Lawrence Hanlon, Edward McCaf-
frey, Edward O'Brien, George Smith.
Peter Doyle, Thomas Doyle, William Mo-
roney and Daniel Delaney. A bill against
Thomas Martin, charged with the same
offense, was rejected.
James Mullett was arraigned this morn
ing on charge of conspiracy to murder
and plead guilty.
Lawrence Hanlon was next arraigned
on charge of attempting to murder juror
Dennis Field. He pleaded not guilty, and
his trial begun.
The sentence of Delaney will probably
be commuted to life long servtude.
Joseph HanlOn, one of the prisoners
awaiting trial, has finally been accented
q { n will s1.
dence of the two Careys against the
thirteen prisoners i'll Kilmainham Jail
charged with conspiracy 10 murder.
1he Egrand jury were sent back to re-
consider the case of Thomas Martin. the
bill against whom they had rejected. and
after again deliberating for sometime re-
turned true bill against him, The grand
jury have also found true bills against
Edward OBrien and Edward McCaffrey
participation in the murders of Cayen-
dish and Burke.
BELFAST, May 3.-TwO hundred per-
sons, who are known to be members of
the Patriotic Brotherhood, have left Cross
Maglen, county Armagh, and its vicinity.
because of revelations which have been
full acts.
LONDON, May 3.-Dr. Gallagher, Ber-
nard Gallagher and their companions
were again brought up in the Bow Street
Police Court to-day and remanded for an
other week.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The State
Department has received no informa-
ton, except through the press, of
the Dublin indictment of lyman, Walsh
and Sheridan for murder, and there is no
truth in the London rumor that the Uni
ted states Government has consented TO
eXtradite them. 1t is also learned at the
State Department that no demand has
been received for the eXtradition of any
person referred to in the recent cable dis
patch as having been connected with the
murders OF Bally and Kenny in Ireland
The news of the Indictment in Dublin
to-day of Sheridan, Walsh and lyman,
number one, and the suggestion from
London that the British government would
ask for their eXtraditiOn, has caused q
flood of rumOrs that the demand has
already been made upon this government
Tor their eXtradition and speculation
as to the result. An Investigation
shows that the British legation here has
received no communication whatever
from the home government In regard
10 the eXtraditiOn Of any Irishmen now IN
the United States who have recently been
accused OF crime in Great Britain. So far
as tO-day's indictments are concerned
eXtraditiOn proceedings must wait the due
course of mail, and the papers cannot
possibly reach here short of ten days. In
regard to the action of this government
speculation is very busy and very positive,
but until the case is actually presented
to the state Department nobody can do
more than speculate upon the result.
New YORK, May 3.-Diligent search
lor Sheridan and Walsh, who, it is said.
have been indicted in Dublin for the mur.
ders of Cavendish and Burke, was made
to-day, but neither of them could be found.
irish circles here were considerably s<-
cited by the news, ana IL is said that
should the British Government cause
their arrest a vigorous fight for their re-
lease would be made in the law courts
here by their friends. No person seems
to know anything in regard to Tynan's