Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-28
IRELAND.
MURDERERS IDENTIFIED.


DUBLIN, January 27.-The prisoners
charged with conspiracy TO murder Field, 6
special juror, were arraigned in the court to.
day. Alice Carroll positively identified
Brady, Kelly and Kavanaugh as the assail.
ants of Field. Another witness testified that
the above mentioned men were implicated in
the attack.
Other testimony given was of the most
direct character, connecting Kelly as one Of
the men implicated in the crime.
William LAME, informer, brother.in.
law OF Poole, charged with participation in
the murder OF Detective Cox, deposed that
be was sworn member of the Fenian
Brotherhood in 1867. He attended, with
Poole, the meetings of the Irish Republican
Brotherhood. Poole was the G. Curley that
used to be there. Witness here created
laughter by his inability TO recognize Curley
in the dock.] Witness attended the meetings
with the prisoner, Brady and Moroney. He
attended meetings in North Lofts. Poole
was appointed B or north sub.center. James
Byrne, center, was arrested, and after his
arrest Ward was made center. Poole suc.
ceeded Ward Witness recollected the muir.
der of Henry in Seville place two years ago
Ward and Poole were arrested for at crime
and witness became the center. A meeting oil
the council of centers was then held in York
street. II was attended by the prisoner, Jos
Mullett, Michael logan, Sylvester Kingston
and witness. The next meeting was attended
by the same persons, together with Patrick
Delaney, James Lee, Robert Farrell aud
james Boland. Mullett occupied the chair
1t was decided 10 arrange for the appoint.
ment OF a rev vigilance committee 10 carry
out the DEGREES Of the directory. Joseph
Mullett was chairman Of the directory. Com
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and the chairman said The matter would be
dealt with when the vigilance committee was
formed. All understood what the vigilance
committee was for. Mullett said it wsuld BE-
well to send Kingston and McNamara away
A meeting of the centers wss held On the
following Sunday in Glasneven cemetery
Joseph Mulleti, Daniel Delaney, Far.
rell and others were present. Witness
gave Mullett money, and Mullett gave him 9
receipt for the same under the name of Sal.
mon. On December 31st last, the same even.
ing, meeting was held in 8 public house
mention was made of the threat of Mallon
superintendent OF detectives, to prosecute for
perjury certain witnesses examined at the
private inquiry at Dublin Castle. Mulletl
said Mallon would not get chance to prose.
cute ii a new vigilance committee was
formed, as he would be killed. After the
Auiuci ia OctcCtiNc OoAy TIC Olu ffSuduCe
commiltse was broken up, each of the nine
centersi selected two men from the rank and
file of brotherhood, and these eighteen were
introduced to the chairman, who swore them
in as vigilance committee. They were
bound to obey him. Witness attended the
meeting at which the new vigilance commit
tee was sworn in. II was held in Brunswick
street, in the latter part of October
last, Kingston was in the chair. Witness
brought in Devine and Hawkins. Bolaud, a
member Of The directory, and Kingston were
members Of the fermer vigilance committee
Witness had been arrested Ter the Kenny
murder, but was liberated. Witness visited
Poole in Kilimainham Jail In { week, sc.
companied by his wife and his sister. u
told the police / would give information q
week ago. / don't expect any money. ]
did not tell Poole would inform the police
inspector. Fogarty proved that in Decem-
Der, 1881, he found at the prisoners (Whe-
lan's) residence, large quantity of arms and
ammunition, the information about which
he had been given by Bailey, Wheian's
brother-in-law, who was subsequently mur.
dered in Shippers alley.
Inquiry was then adjourned for a week.
The crown counsel stated that on next Satur
day important evidence regarding the Phoe-
nix Park murders would be given. The
prisoners were carried back to Jail through
the private passage.
THE LAND QUESTION.
BELFAST, 1anuury 27.-The conference O
tenant farmers here on the land question
passed resolutions in favor Of the amend
! nent OF the land act, and urged that lease