New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

the river bank There is q man there-you Will know
him by bis leg-who knows the dongs Of the Secret
Council Him question. His lips not sealed though
mine He will tell how 1t happened"
ODonovan then read letter from one Of the Irwin
cbles," whose he would not divulge. The letter
was received yesterday and prayed Rosa to declare
war against England In his paper and you will put
| soul into Ireland"
Personally" said the Fenian, have illfeelng
against any one in England though, indeed wouldn't
mind blowing all the officials up in bulk; but person
| ally, am not bloodthirsty man"
| "Did you expect this explosion, Mr.. Rossaf"
"well. may say did. The men who did 1t are grad
yates OF the scientific school Of the Fenian Brotherhood
may say expected greater explosion VINO knows,
he added. darkly, L" what dispatches may come to-
| night"
| Rosa then rose to his feet. at cannot speak any
| more" he said " the Council might object"
When be left the Office Patrick Joyce took up small
cylinder "This" he said, "h has three oompartments
1t holds dynamite In the rst illuminate in the second
acid in the third. 1t would blow up all New-York In
| three minutes"
PROPOSING TO MAKE IRELAND AN AMERICAN STATE.
Then the reporter hastily left No. IL Chamberss and
fastened to see the man who lived across the river
Hs name Patrick Gahey and his record is that he
part in the atemps capture Judge Kehoe 10 1867
"Are you a member OF the Fenlan Brotherhood, Mr..
| Gaheyi"
"Yes"he said, IT am. do not any use In keeping
as successful as We expected, but 1t is beginning
Maybe wen hear of another explosion hope
and believe we will"
"Have the 'Invincibles' anything to do withtp
"We1. perhaps you do not know that the 'Invincl
bes are the who have taken the place OF the old
Assassination Committee in the Brotherhood. In fact,
they the picked men ofthe Fenian Brotherhood"
"Then suppose you knew all about the PhGnix Park
murdersl"
1--WE did. certainly"
''Is your programme exhausted yetp
"It has only begun"
"Will you invade Canada again -
No; the last attempt was failure Our plans are
different now We not even so anx ous that Ireland
OF the American Union should be Just well salts
fed Ireland is not furtner away from Washington than
California"
MAN WHO KNOWS "NUMBER oSE.'
Another prominent member OF the Brotherhood was
then visited-Peter Ryan, of No. 368 Third-ave
"Are you still member Of the Fenian Brotherhood -
he was asked
81 know its proceedings lam a member OF kindred
secret society," though not OF the Brotherhood proper
Chow much do yOn knOwi"
al know who Number One is"
Mr.. Ryan made this extraordinary statement without
hesitation, and quietly waited for the next question
Had The attempts to blow up The London Times build
ing any CONNECTION with the attempt 10 destroy the
"A very close connection; it was done by the same
men,"
And you are not afraid of this knowledge being dan
What Ia England going to do about it, anyway I"
swered Mr.. Ryan.
p. ]. sHERIDANs APPROVAL.
Seeking 10 escape from This atmosphere Of dynamite
and RunpOwder the reporter turned his steps TO The
Irish World ofce and asked for p j. Sheridan, whom
he said:
ado you think Mr. Sheridan, the mon who perpetrated
this deed honestly working Tor what they consid
cred Ireland's COOL :"
al CONSIDER II" said Sheridan, ga blow struck in
previous blow 1t ia army retaliating on
another do not conceal the opinion that consider
the two countries as at open war"
And what do you think will be the effect the Eng
lish Governmentf"
n I am TO believe the words spoken by Gladstone
the occasion OF the disestabshment OF the English
Cnurch In Ireland, would hold that the effect IN Eng
shs Gs~ last
to restore Ireland to her rights"
" And wndt viii its efecs be on the Land League "
"T think 1t will convince tho Land League
that is OF the OF ts |
authority or out Of the power OF Governments
thory. OF any authority whatsoever 10 RESTRAIN the
people from secret action long the present method
Of governing Ireland is tolerated II will show that
here a limit to human endurance, even In Ireland"
"Then you do al ogether disapproye the attempt
to blow up the Government onicesP
81 disspprove no means or no method which may be
found necessary for putting end 10 EDgish rule In
Ireland"
II there had been loss OF rfe would you have dts
approved tp
No man in society would more depore unnecessary
suffering To the brute creation. tnan But when
come consider the OF suffering entalled
people In Ireland first and most earnest c0nvic
lOn ia that IL must be PIT an end to-oy mild means, II
possible; II not by any means"