The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-21
IRISH AFFAIRS.

VIII COuSplIdCy W
o.BeisIs is dying in the Prison Hospital.
Twenty-one of the pr soners have been
committed for trisi 10 answer 10 the charge
OF numbering Lord Cavendish and Burke.
Joseph Smith has turned informer. Patrick
Whe1zn has been liberated on bail.
The hearing of the prisoners charged with
COnsparing Jaurder Government officials
vas resumed to-day. All the prisoners
we're again placed ia the dock. Amid
misses one of the prisoners shouted, The
future Lori Mayor Carey" The latter
shook his head in menaciDg manner at his
former comrades. His examination was
thea resumed, and he spoke more confident
~ than he did Saturday, and replied to the
cr0sSs-exaRinstiOn of Counsel Sharpley. He
.dsposed, amid misses by the prisoners, that
ne belonged 10 the Fenians, but not to the
Supreme Council. The object of the Fenisns
was TO separate Ireland from England, the
former country then being haraSSed by
coercion. de had no idel that Lord CaveL-
dish was 10 be murdered when Burke was
atcack ed. He was s'upefiso when be heard
Of the murder of Cavendish.
Coos -xaminsG-CaTey said he gave the
information regarding the murder two days
ago. SAID lie nad decided to give the evil
dezce directly after he was arrested, though
lie did not Go so till Thursday.
Carey was examined by Murphy, Crown
counsel. he said that after the publication
of the article in the Freeman's Journal
stating that ali officials were TO be removed
FUN the Castle, the murder OF Burke was
de cided upon.
In event of the inquiry concluding to-
dey. it Is understood the prisoners will be
returned for trial before a special commits
si0a of three Judges This course will be
necessary, Is the prisoners. each having the
right to challenge twenty Jurors. could ex-
hzast the panel. Special arrangements are
already te'Dg made at G-eenstreet Court
House for the trial.
The prisoner rs committed for trial include
al that were under examination, except
Wbeisu. The public present in Court to-
day Joined in kissing Carey. The only re-
mGrkable feature so far has been the cal
IoUSneSs of Carey while under examination.
After the reading of Carey's deposition a
man named Neil deposed to his seeing q
cab in the Pork on the day of the muder.
He ienified Fritz BIrres as the driver.
a IsbOnDg man named Murray gave
sIiGllsr evidence. Four occupants OF the car
used by the assassins were then placed in
front of the OK for identification by
Golden; the Park Ranger
As Carey passed the deck James Mullett
,
his head. Carey turned TO expostulate, but
was pushed 10 the witness table by de-
oec6ve. After the prisoners had been c1m-
mi tied, the Crown counsel stated Joseph
Smith would be examined at the trial. The
article IN the Freeman's Journal referred to
by Carey in the testimony to-day spoke of
the desirability of thorough change Of of.
heiais at the Castle which was an augean
stable Carey left the Court Room at a uOOr
furtherest from the dock.
Golden identified Thomas Caffrey as the
fourth man on the car containing the muir
derers when * was driven from the Park.
Carey produced a CODY of the Freeman's
Journal to confirm his statement in regard
70 the determination of the conspirators to
mC-der Burke. His action created sensa-
toe 1t is expected the prisoners will be
tried in March.
Murphy stated he hoped to be able to pro
~duce the man known as mo y
LONDON, Feb. 10 -In the House of Con-
mons this afternoon, Sir Herbert Maxwell,
Conservative. asked whether P ]. Sheridan,
s4tzded 20 by Carey in his testimony Satur
day, was the man who was connected with
the "Kilmainham treaty. negotiations.
Frevolyar, Chief Secrt tary for Irel nd,
answered ''yss"
Lord Randolph Churchill gave notice on
behalf of the Government that, in view of
she confession of the assassins in Ireland,
ne YOU d move an .amendmsnt to the adj
dress IA answer to the speech from the
Throne, and no further concessions be made
90 lswless agitation.
The Press Assc citation says there is reason
20 believe there is no doubt whatever con-
corning the name and identity OF the man
referred to b. James Carey in mis- testimony
Saturday, as Number L. 1t is believed
he ~ concealed in London, where he ar
rived within the last forty -eight hours
The Times says the suspicious raised BY
the evidence given by Carey on Saturday,
can enly be sllayed by thorough disclos-
Ure Of the accounts of the Land League
subject to Independent audit. Until this is
done the League will be under suspicion of
main tanning secret relations with criminal
conspirac' es OF the fOulest type.
The Times asks: What is thought of the
offer of Parnell to place the influence of
DaTitt. Egan, Sheridan and Boynton at the
dis PoSai OF the Government for the restora-
ton of the order of Ireland, or of the states
manships which, in spite of the warning of
those best acquainted with Ireland, leaped
at Parnells conditions for pesce?'
1t is reported Byrne and a number OF
others will be arrested, including the mena
gers of the Land League funds. The names
of SIX prominsut politicians are mentiouec.
1t Is rumoged 2. j. Sheridan has been al
rested. II Is understood the Government
Knows Number One was born in the Esst
Indies. His mother was French, and his
father Irish. He was Captain in the British
East India service, and afterward joined
the French army and became Colonel dur
ing the Franco German war. Toward the
2 close of the war be came to Ireland with let
Iers from The BoDapartists, his objsct beipg
% raise force, which be enlisted OsIensibly
for ambulance service. He has served prin-
cipaiiv under General BouIbakin.
Fax Brrne residing at Cannes, is the
mau mentioned by Carey. The French po-
lice were communicated with to prevent bis
escaping into Spain. 1t is thought probable
he will return Immediately to London and
give the authorities an opportunity to arrest
him. If they so desire. 1t not arrested he
will assist in his wife'es defence. She is
consutnptve.
Thomas Brennan was IN London as recent
Iy as Friday last. 1t is stated the nam.
s'No. 1" is Oliver Walsh, who is at Cannese
Justin Mccarthy said Sheridan was known
90 Parnell merely as an active League or
ganizer and his relations With Parnell were
only in this capacity, the latter knowing
nothing oil his character Frank Byrne,
Mscsrthy said. is q man in constant i'll
health. He held a position in the Land
Confederation ever since Butte and Shaw.
He was known to all members of the Irish
party as a quiet respectable man.
DUBLIN Feb l9-The Freeman's Journal
says The mystery of the Phoenix Park
murders is only half unfolded. We must