The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-20
CARRY,s TALE .


CARRy's TALE.
DUBLIN, February lathe hearing OF
the prisoners charged with conspiracy TO
murder Government officials was resumed
to-day. All the prisoners We're again
placed IN the dock. Amid Kisses
one Of The prisoners shouted. THE
future Lord Mayor Carey. The
latter shook his head meaningly At
his former comrades. His examination
was then resumed. lie spoke more con.
fdently than he did on Saturday and
replied to the cross. examination OF counsel
sharply and testify deposed amid Kisses by
the prisoners, that he belonged TO the
Fenlans. but MT 10 Supreme Council
The object OF the Fenians was to separate
Ireland from England, the former country
being then harraSsed by coercion He had
no idea Lord Cavendish was to be murder
ed when Burke was attacked. He was
Supplied when he heard OF the formers
murder. Cross-examined Carey said he
gave information regarding the murder
two days ago whenever anybody else did
He was the last person to do So He
said he had decided 10 give evidence
though he did not do so until Thursday,
Carey re-examined by Murphy, the Crown
Counsel. said that after the publication Of
the article In the Freeman S Journal stating
all the officials were to be removed from
the castle, the murder OF Burke wa, de-
cided upon.
DYING.
DUBLIN, February 1S.--,John Dwyer
charged with conspiracy to murder Gov
eminent officials, Is dying In the prison
hospital
CAREY STRUCK.
DUBLIN, February 10. As Carey passed
the dock James Mullett struck Rt him and
succeeded In touching his head. Carey
turned to eXpostulate, but was pushed TO
the witness table BY the detective. After
the prisoners had been committed the
Crown Counsel stated James Smith would
be examined at the. trial. The article In
the Freeman's Journal referred to by Carey
In his testimony spoke OF the desrablity Of
thorough change Of officials at the Castle
which was an Augean stable Ca
rev left the court at the door
furtherest from the dock. Golden
identified Thos. Caffrey, as the fourth man
on the car containing the murderers when
II was driven from the Park. Carey pro-
| duced copy OF the Freeman's Journal TO
confirm his statement In regard to the de-
termination Of the conspiratora 10 murder
Burke, His action created sensation.
o. II Is expected that the prisoners will be
| tried In March. Murphy stated that he
hoped to produce the man known as Num-
| Der W. The prisoners were remanded for
formal committal tomorrow.
Marines are guarding the house OF Mrs.
| Carey, wife Of James Carey, II Is believed
when she saw her husbands case was hope
less she told the authorities OF the evidence
he was able TO give. IL Is known she after
wards visited the castle.
mo. H.
LONDON, February 10. The Press Asso
citation saws there IA reason to believe ther,
| Is no doulS whntever concerning the nam,
aud identity Of the man referred TO by
James Carey In his testimony, Saturday, al
mo. ~ II is believed he Is concealed Ii
London, where he arrived within the las,
forty. eight hours.
CAREY KISSED.
DUBLIN, February 10. THE prisoners
committed for trial include all that were
under examination, except Whelan. The
! public present In court Joined In kissing
| Carey. The only remarkable feature so far
has been the calouSnCs> Of Carey while un-
der examination After the reading OF
! Carey's deposition a man named Neil de-
posed n his seeing \ cab IN the park on the
! day Of the murder. and he identified FitZ
Harris as the driver \ laborcr named
Murray gave similar evidence. The four
occupants Of the car used by the assassins
were then placed IN front OF the dock for
identification by Golden, the park ranger.