Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-19
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. SHERIDAN AND LYMAN, Evidence Sent Over Against
 The Former.
 HIS ARREST LIKELY TO FOLLOW. Number Ones Whereabouts
 Not Yet Learned. ELLIOTT'S MURDERER NOT GUILTY, The Verdict That Let JeH.e
 Dunn Free.
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ELLIOTT'S MURDERER NOT GUILTY.
The Verdict That Let Jere
 Dunn Free.
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

l Sheridan and His CompnniOns-Evtdenc | Brought to America on the Parthia- Warrants Likely to Be Issued at Once. 1 LONDON, May 18-It is now known that l the documentary evidence on which it is ex- l pected that the United States government will be asked to issue warrants was sent out | on the Parthia whose arrival in New York was cabled to-day. The indictments found against Tynan, Walsh and Sheridan by the Dublin grand jury were secured by the ad- vice of capable American counsel, who,
 when made acquainted with the nature of
 the prima facie evidence on which the bills
 had been found, at once and unhesitatingly expressed the opinion that it would be ! scarcely strong enough to make 8
 successful demand for extradition on
 In order not to meet with failure the gov ernment decided not to postpone it's request which it had intended to make nearly a month ago, until it's evidence should be
 made sufficiently strong to convince an American jury. This the government be- lieves it has done, and the papers forwarded
 by the Cunard steamer all have the visa of
 the American consul at Dublin and are &C.,
 eompanied by corroborative statements of
 their character from American officials and
 others here. It has never been doubted that
 warrants of arrest would be issued by the
 United States authorities on request,
 and the full evidence will, it is be-
 lieved quite warrant the issue of extradition
 papers Some criticism has been made
 as to what Is regarded as the regular course
 taken in the presentation of the bills to the
 grand jury The proceedings were unusual,
 but authorities regard them entirely reg
 ular. It is believed also that in the event of
 refusal on the part of the government at
 Washington to grant e1trsditlon papers the three men named will be declared outlaws,
 which will enable them to be arrested at any time by anyone whenever they may be found on British territory, and will allow the1r sen tence to be carried out without any further trial Meanwhile, whether within or without British jurisdiction, thsir property will be at once and forever forfeited to the crown.
 Burke's Assassfns-Another of them Hung
 for the Crime-He Takes His Secrets to
 the Grave.
 DUBLIN, May 18.-Dsniel Curley. the sec ond man convicted of participation in the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mir. Burke on the 9th of last May, was hanged in Kilmainham jail at o'clock this morning. The jail was guarded by force of military casion of the hanging of Joe Brady on Mon QaY l6SE. C8nOu ho0uodJ AAu1 dtaoE V IGoIA- y arrived at the prison at an early hour to attend Curley. After the priest had prayed privately with the condemned man in his cell mass was performed in the prison chapel in the presence of the governor and wardens where Curley received the sacrament. Mean while 8 group of women which had gathered outside the prison were on their knees pray ing the litany for the dying When the black flag announcing that the execution had talk en place was hoisted over the prison, every man in the crowd outside, which numbered barely a thousand, uncovered his head, and murmurs of sympathy with Curley were ut tered. A rush was then made by the crowd for 8 garden near by where Curley's relatives were assembled, and where his father was kneeling and praying for the re- pose of the soul of his son. The people soon dispersed quietly. Curley walked to the scaffold with but little assistance. He seemed to be resigned to his fate, but was hardly firm. He declined to make any statement touching his connection with the crime for which he was executed. Death was instantaneous. In letter which Cur ley wrote to his wife he said: 'I will take my secrets to the grave with me, and leave those who are at freedom to enjoy it. l will die in peace, forgiving my enemies"