The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23
Miscellaneous Foreign Afrairs,
TROUBLESOME.

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ALEXANDRIA, Jan. @.-Grcat anxiety is
| felt at Tuskin respecting the position OF af.
laus in the Soudon. The ,psur,cnts bayc
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/ the White Nile daily opposite Cuwa
TUE SOCIETY or ASSASSINATION.
, DUBLIN Jan. - At the hearing Of the
| charges of conspirlcy In the police court,
/ saturday. Farrell the iniurmcr, proceeded
/ with his story Smiles were observed On
/ the faces Of some vi the prisoners when he
! detailed conversation with Brady ublut
/ The chief secretary. Brady Indignantly
called him liar. Farrell, who is described
| as vain man Is about . years old, and
!. "' -9u'tN Hanvl ,J}C. THE witness contiu.
uGd MS testimony and sad that on three
successive evenings the same persons were
watching Tor the secretary. Cuylcy came
oHe evening IN CAB drawn by
WINE "r,aro hcrse', CaIsy' tue Gu s2ilor
men were told to go home, On the way the
Phoenix park murdrrers met Brady in a
pubic house with McCalIrev, Brady asked
when he would be done with his work. lie
salu ~ o'clock, brady said that would be
too late. Mullett frequently sent directions
To the wines. IN writing. He always
burned them he used III" mime OF Salmon
II on business Tor the center meeting, the
name oi Fisher II for the Inner circle
The Assassination club received letter
from Mullett instructing them to
10 near herrion square on the
morning. of the day tue attempt WAS
M lds to assassinate Judge Lawson; De.
fancy VINO got ten years for that attempt,
was a member OF the organization; witncs,
met Delaney that dav; tho latter stated
there WOnlu Dn something a
added that he had his work before him
that evening; llanlan was with him the
FRIDAY before the murdorous attack Was
made on Juror Field; witness was at the
secret meeting at which James Mullctt, Iii.
rector ot Dublin, presided; he was asked to
meet Mullett and another man at Anqu re-
street, saturday, but was late for the nm.
polntment, and next day Mallctt up.
braided him, Brady, Curley and Kelley De.
ing present; Mullett told witness TO
meet him next day at 1
O'Clock, on Duke street, hut
witness uecilned; Mullet threatened that
II ne ulu not meet nm, he would call attS0,
witness knew what that meant, and said
that under these conditions he would meet
Mulietli he kept the appointment, and met
Mullet'; pewery and Muller in n public
house hsnlan also came IN, aud Mulett
sent lhen ont two mt time; witness went
TO- Wt'iland Row and llNnlan went to
WeslmoFeland street. Timothy Kelley met
them ON the way, and asked him VI he wit,
nesp mad revolver hanlan said he had
hot, uurlcy then gave nm one, which the
authorities now have; ut Wostland Row he
mct MulIett, Harlan, tcgan, Smith aud
Malohey; he told Curlcy he
did not know what he was brought there
Tor Mullett said that after the scullle he
would take a place convenient to the
Chapei hotold MN to stand ON the opposite
sue IL he considered the police were going
10 Mrest, 70 shoot II not, not to Interfere;
'he intended victim was Barrett, foreman
OF thelur IN the Hines case; Mullc,t was
W give an envelope to barrett white cross.
,hs .ne street, anu Ma,loy was to attract
natt0li witness stayed there from 3 and
went away at 90 O'Clock u short time BE-.
,orc ms arrest ne met Hanlan ina public
mouse, an1 showed the summons charging
MN Win oe,ng implicated in the murder
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