Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-17

against Brady Friday, the foreman OF the
Jury found letter at home making a fren-
zsd appeal for verdict of not guilty, and
warning him that otherwise he would be
killed.
WILL TREAT WITH lyman.
It is reported that the government intends
to negotiate with lyman for the purpose of
learning the real heads OF the Invincibles,
and the SOURCES whence the money was
obtained.
WORKING UP ANOTHER STRIKE AMONG THE
POLICE.
An effort is making 10 renew the strike of
the Irish police. A circular hss beeu ad-
dressed from Belfast to all stations exhort-
ing the men 10 strike, and urging justIhca
ton by the long delay OF the commission in
publishing the result Of the inquiry into the
grievances of the meo, which have not been
adjusted. The Castle authorities issued
circular appealing to the men not TO act
rashly; and promising that the conclusions
of the commission will be published i'm
mediately.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES. .--i f
The inquiry of Clifford Lloyd into the plot
to murder in the Crusheen district has led
to remarkable disclosures. The first clew 10
the existence of a conspiracy was obtained
by the confession OF man named Tubredy,
wounded in an attack on an Objectionable
party by moonligbters. Tubre1y has given
full particulars in court of the murder of
man named Kennedy by assassins brought
from a distance. 1ubredy states that he
belonged 10 secret society, in which he was
obliged by threats TO continue. In January,
1882, the society was organized with the
special object OF killing landlords, agents and
spies. The local leader, named Mac
Inerney, introduced 10 the members
stranger from Dublin, who said he
had travelled through other countries and
formed societies. He stated that the Land
League would supply The society with arms,
and promised that the Lesgue would pay
MacInerney she expenses OF men sent out Of
their own districts; he al5o said the members
might have to go various parts OF Ireland,
and even 10 England, to.sboot landlords and
agents. The name of the new society was
the Inviucibies or Yigilanls. The group of
societies, including the CrHsheen district,
are implicated in nine OF the most notorious
murders ever committed in Ireland.
cURLEY PLACED ON TRIAL.
Daniel Curley, indicted for participat
ia the murder of Cayendish and Burke. was
placed on trial this morning. DIR. Webb,
enc of the counsel assis ned 20 defend the in.
dicted men. asked to be relieved of that duty
after the case of CurIey was disposed Of
The Judge stated that he would give the re-
quest due consideration.
The case for prosecution was opened by
Murphy. He said neither the feeling OF in
dignation at the crime, nor the panic in re-
gard to themselves, shonld influence the Jury.
He then detailed the circumstances OF the
murder. Murphy stated that Farrell, the in
former, would be called to prove the prison
er's share in the plot 10 murder the officials
in Ireland, and particularly to tell how the
prisoner sWore him in SIS an Inyincibe; and
Instructed him when the murder of Forster
was projected, to stop the secrelary's car
riage by Selling the reins. Kavsnagh and
Carey, he sale, will be placed on the stand
to detail the movements OF Curley the day OF
the Phoenix Park murders. Peter Carey,
brother OF James Carey, the informer, would
swear that after the marders he was detailed
TO watch Kavansgh, the car dgiser, who, il
was feared, would inform, and who Curlsy
desired to have murdered.
A servant girl Ezs the first witness called
She fully identified Curley as one OF the men
| Sne saw him in the park on the 9th of May
james Carey sWears that just before Burke
| was stabbed he Carey heard him tell Cav
endlsh about the attempts made to take he
| life of Forster. Carey admitted that be has
| been engaged in the attempts 10 take the lie
| of Forster. He would not have called Fors
| ter's "removsl" murder. The c9nspiratori
mad arranged for the assassination on the
| 4th of MAY last of Lieut.-Col. Hitler, then
inspector-geueral of The c5nstabuiary, ans
| Burke. He did not think Burke deserved /,
4 be murdered, but would not have cried a
anything that happened to Forster. -.4. .
| Upon the conc usion of fhe testimony O.
Farrell the court adjourned until to- morrow
| Curley maintained an Indifferent ali
throughout. .a
Adams, another of the counsel for the de
tense, applied to be relieved from furthe
duties at the end of the trial of Curley.
The effect OF the letter received by tn,
foreman of the jury which tried Joe Brady
| threatening that he would be killed unless
verdict of not guilty was found, was show
| today by the fact that of the special jur,
panel called in the case of Curley, fifty per
sons failed to appear, Notwithstanding the
were warned thata fine of e100 would
imposed On each absentee.
INTERFERING INTERNAL MACHINES.
CORK, April 16.-Three gunboats are cruis
| ing off this port waiting to intercept vesse
from America having a consignment of in
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