Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-06
FIXING THE GUILT.
The Examination Of the Ph9uix Park
Nurderers Continued at Dublin
Sensational Disclosures.
Serious Railway Accident in AUSTRIA
Seven Women Killed and Number
OF Men Wounded.

DUBLIN, February 5.-Over 100 persons
suspected Of connection with secret orgsni-
zaiions have h-d the city. II is b.lieved
they have not yet succeeded in quitting the
kingdom. The police have ten more war
rants to execute, aod search is being made
In BIrming ham, London and Manchester for
persons against whom they have been issued.
Three iniormers will be produc-d to-day or
Saturday next, if inquiry be adjourned 10
that day, who will give further DETAILS con-
cerning the existence of the murderous or
gan'z atiou.
William Winter was placed on the stand
to prove the letting If Temperance Hall,
Cufs street, 10 Patrick Whelau for dwelling
purposes. He failed TO identity the prisoner.
The witness, amid great laughter, denied
that the Term, "Wilness for the crown" was
applicable 10 him. Wines named G intou,
who let the room on Peter street, used as
drill room, iden' ifed Brady aud james
Cody. The seizure of arms at Whelsn's
house was formally proved. After the evil
dence OF the 6oding OF the ammunition, re-
volver and two dsggers in Joseph Muller.
house, the prisoners were remanded unlil
Saturday next.
The sensation of the day was the reading
OF extracts from books found when the
Fenian armory on Cross Kevin street was
s,iz d. The diary OF Patrick .Whelsn records
mis- appointment a. treasurer and executive
of the Iri-h Republican Brotherhood, pur-
chases in London of rifles and an elecric
battery, the meeting of the executive CON-
mittee to consider the resolution which was
sfterwafd proposed at the Roiuuds meeting
of The Land League by the n atioo alists, and
the meeting to consult on The sdvisability of
sending jams Maher to America 10 con.
suit "Our Chief" James Stephens. This
reference to Stephens particularly caused
laughter among the prisoners and people.
One page of the diary reads: "Prjor to the
death of John Mshouy l. r. B. had lost its
former effectiveness and prestige. No longer
dreaded as revolutionary body, it had be-
come mere tool in the hands Of parlia.
mentary aspirsnts" Another book con.
| tanned lists of members of workmeu's clubs.
The Identification of Kavanagh BY Ellen
Brophy was particularly complete. She says
she spoke TO him, and asked him for whom
he was waiting. She saw him, when goiog
| on a message, three times within half an
| hour. Immediately after her return
| the third time she heard cries OF
murder, aud Immediately ran to the
door. By that time there we're
two men besides the driver on the car, the
| third man just mounting. She was only
| able TO identify Kavansgh. She was severely
cross-examined, but never faltered. When
| Ksvansgh was identified he blushed and
sat uneasils. Brady, when be entered the pris-
| oner's dock, had a swagg ring u amer; Kelly
was pale, but defiant looking; James Mullet
laughed when the charge concerning the
| Phe,ix Park murders was read, but none OF
his companions Joined him. Much time was
occupied in proving the letting of the large
room in Peter street to James C,rey, ostensi.
bly, SIS a reading.room but really for the pur.
pose of drilling men. He left the room 10
| October, 1879.
| The police inspector admitted that Whe.
| Ian was formerly arrested, but not tried
| A policeman testified to the finding OF tine
murdered body of Bailey, the informer.
| Crown counsel replied that he was pre-
pared to prove that the prisoners were mem.
bers of conspiracy to which be would trace
all murders in the city within the last few
| years, and he would prove Bsilev was con.
meet, with the discovery of the Fenizn ar.
mory. --s---ssz--
An informer rendered evidence in regard
to the murder OF Herbert, near Castle
Island, in March last. The supposed muir.
derer is now in prison.
The lord lieutenant appointed from the
14th of February to the 7th OF March for
holding sessions to hear appeals under the
/ crimes act.
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The investigation of the murder conspir.
| scy charges wss resumed. The court was
crowded. Lords and high officials were
present, showing careful discrimination in
the issuance of tickets Of admission.
| Michael Kavauagh, the csrmsn, marchs d
into the prisoners dock between two police
men. This new departure caused much
speculation. The prisoner has a low, re.
tresting forehead and sinister appearance
He looks anxious and nervous.
A little girl witness, Ellen Brophy, ideuii-
fed Kavansgh as the driver of the CIR con
tanning the men who intended to assassin q t.
Field, the juryman.
Besides Ksvansugh, Joseph Brady and
Timothy Kelly were also arrsigned 10 con
necIion with the attempt 10 murder Field.
Af,er the hearing Of the evidence gainsi
the prisoners accused OF the stiempt 10 xiii
Field, the two Carevs, two Mullets, Whelap
Brady, Kelly snd Kavanauzh, charged with
the murder Of Lord Frederick Cav. ndlsh and
Burke. The reason the investigation
against Field was taken up, is that the au.
thOrities intend to complete the evidence in
that case oday, aud then ask that the pris.
oners be remand-d.