Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-24

reel GuaC NlStpTy Will charge uiil vi II
the responsibility OF the Grimes com.
mitted by the maddened people. He
| it is that should be on his trial for the
| mass .cres, that of Phenix Park incluG.
ed.
Reporter your opinion, have any
Land League funds been employed for
promoting disorder in ireland as al.
legged?
Sheridan-Such a presumption can
only emanate from one of two sources
either from total ignorance of tie
Land League policy and its leaders, or
an i'll concealed desire to disparage
both.
SCENES AT EvICTIuNS.
Re oorter-Have you witnessed any
eviction scenes in Ireland
Sherisian-Yes, many. During my
connection with the Land League / WIS.,
lted the scenes of some Of these evic-
tions. and gathered car. loads OF women
and children from under fences in the
depth Of Winter. On one occasion |
have seen fsver-stricken patient car
RED on pallet from his poor cabin and
placed Cd dung-heap, which was COW
cred at the time with a foot of snow.
While the Sheriff was going through
the legal form of "taking possession"
the poor man expired, with the SHOW
flakes falling on his dying face.
DIR. NULTY,
Whom Sheridan mentions above, is the
Bishop OF Meath, and in pastora! to
his priests used this language: Seven
hundred human beings were driver
adrift in the world, to crafty the
caprice of one who, before God and
man, probably deserved less c,nsidera-
ton than the last and least OF them
and we remember well that there was
not a single shi ling of rent due Oh the
estate at the time, except by one man,
and the character and acts Of that man
made it perfectly clear that the agent
and be quite understood each other.
The crowbar brigade recriled with ter
ror from two dwellings. They had
learned that the frightful typhus fever
held those nonses in its grasp, and
they supplicated the agent to spare
those houses. The agent was mex
orable, and ordered large winnowing
sheets to be secured over the beds IN
which the fever vic;inis lay, and di
rected the houses to be unroused,
cautiously and slowly, because, he said,
he very much disliked the bother and
discomfort of a Coroner's inquest. /
administered the last sacrament of the
church to four OF these victims next
lnx arI tha obn,-o
sheet, there was not then root nearer
me than the canopy of heaven
Not No. l.
New YORK, Feb. 23.-In contirma.
ton of the London dispatch regarding
General McAdaris, c. A. O'Rouke, man.
ager OF the New York City Press Asso-
citation, says he knew Genera McAdaris,
who when in New York was frequent
caller at his (O'Rouke's) office. He did
not believe there was the slightest foun-
dation for the charge that McAdaris is /
the mysterious Number One" He !
never knew him to have any relations /
whatever with Fenianism or Irish Ma /
tional movements of any kind. General ,
was an extreme Bonapartist |
and had enjoyed favors during the third .
empire. Though severely wounded, he /
had carried to the Empress Eu.enie the !
Of the capture OF the |
Emperor by the Germans, and on this
Intelligence, aided by him, Dr.. Evans,
the American dentist, Rouher aud the |
ate Due de Morny. she had at once es-
,aped to England. McAiaris came to
the United States soon after the dec!ar-
stion of the French Republic, to which
ae announced himself bitterly hostile.
Finally" said O'Rouke, "McAdaris is
, man whom l believe utterly incapable
IT being party to any such clumsy
ne thods as those adopted by the Dub
IN assass ms. He is soldier not merely
~ profession, but with a soldiers in.
dislike to any MOLLY Mcguire"
lyle of operations. He is a cultured
nan Of the world. and not at al likely
o have any aft iations with men Of
hat type"
PARIS, Feb. 23-Before the dispatch
n which General McAdaris denied that
lie was the person known az "Nnmbe,
Joe" was received in l. .ndon by Con
lert Brothers, McAdaris visited
horton. the American Minister. and
AID his case ie:ore him. Morton
introduced McAdaris TO an American
awysr named Kelly, connected with
he firm tf Condert Brothers. These
hree gentlemen framed the telegram
aeptiJnef1, which was forwarded TO Ire
'ilyan, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
ord Lyons, the British Embassaior
'ere, having first approved it.
Ne T. to be Found
DUBLIN, FEB. 23-Duripg the past
ew hours the authorities have received
'aluab.e information ant. are now posi-
I'VE of the identity of Numb One
Mrs. Carey is completely Boycos,ed.
since her husband turned inform=r not
me tenant has paid any rent, AMI
notices have been chalked on the d.. r
teps warning all persons net 10 pay rent
o the accursed infnrmer."
The prisoners charged with the
'henix Park murders are furnished
heir meals from the public house whele
'ames Grey stopped to dick on his
way from tie scane of the murders. Al
tranger calls at the house once ID week
nd pays the bill.
THE vILEST ASSASSIN OF ALL.
II has been ascertaired that Carey's
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