Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19
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THE DUBLIN MURDERS. \
TESTIMONY Concluded
TwENTY.ONE PRISONERS COMMITTED
THEPHILADELPH1A OoNTRoLLERsHIp
JERSEY CITY BANK oerAuLreRs SENTENCED
THE PHGNIX PARK MURDERS.
Carey's Story OF the Assassination Cone
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DUBLIN, Feb ls-The hearing OF the prisoners
nssd eearsed with conspiring to murder government
ers e,ssos were ere. az again ain placed in the dock Amid
menacingly at his former comrades. His exams
nation was then resumed. He spoke more conn.
cross-examlnation OF counse sharply and testify io
He depoSed, amid Misses by the prisoners that he
belonged 10 the Fenians. but not Go the supreme
Council The object OF the Fenians was 20 sepa.
rate Ireland from England, the former country
being then harrassed by coercion. He had no idea
that Lord Frederick Cavendish was 10 be n,ur-
dered when Mr.. Burke was attacked. He was
stupefied when he heard OF the formers murder
on being cross-examined, Carey said he gave in-
formation regarding the murder two days ago.
when everybody else did. He was the last TO do So
He said he had decided TO give the evidence
do so until Thursday.
Carey was re-examined by Mr. Murphy, crown
counsel lie sail that after the publication OF an
artlce In the Ffee1aGn'S Journal stating that all
the officials were 10 he removed from the Castle
the murder OF Mr.. Burke was decided upon.
p. m.-Carey stated that he did not see George
Smith In Phoenix park on the 5th or 9th OF May
Smith.
DISCREPANCIES IN cAREy's TESTIMONY.
Patrlck Wheelan was not In the dock TODAY
when Carey's deposition was read he corrected iC
In several particulars and modified the statement
concerning Mrs Byrne. by saying that he had only
been told she was the wife or Frank RyTne He
also corrected the statement that Janes Mullett
was In his company wien ne and Curley met
NumOer L." CounSel for the prisoners objected
TO the alterations, saying that Carey had III scoy.
ered rom the newspapers that Mullett was I'm
prison at the time OF the alleged meeting The
magistrate allowed the objection and the deoosI.
uon was ordered 10 stanI, so as TO show the dis
crepancy.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TRIAL
In the event OF the inqu ry concluding to-day,
II Is understood that the prisoners Will be returned
ior Irai before special commission OF three
JUDGES This course Will be necessary as the pris.
oners, each having right TO challenge twenty iu-
rymen, could exhaust the panel Special arrange
court house for the trial
INVENTIONS OF THE PRISONERS COMMITTED
ANOTHER INFoRMER.
DUBLIN, Feb. 19 D. M. - Twenty-one OF the
prisoners have been committed for trial TO answer
charge OF numbering Lord Frederick Cavendish
ana Mr. Burke Joseph Smith has turned In
bail
THE MAN REFERRED TO BY CAREY
LONDON. Feb. 49, d. m-The press association
says there Is reason to believe that there is no
doubt whatever concerning the name and Identity
Oh tne man referred to by James Carey In his tesfi-
Inony ON Saturday as "Number l." IL is believed
that he is concealed in London where he arrived
within the last forty-eight hours.
GUARDING CAREy's HOUSE.
DUBLIN, Feb. l9-Martnes are guarding the
mouse OF Mrs. Carey, wife or James Carey. It's
believed that when she saw her husbands cass
was hopeless, she told the authorities OF the ev,.
dence he was able TO give IL is known that she
often visited the Castle.
ONE OF THE ACCUSED MEN DYING IN PRISON.
DUBLIN, Feb. 19-John Dwyer, one or the men
charged with conspiracy to murder government
omclas, Is dying OF phthiss In the prison hospital
RIBANDIsM AND FENIANIsM
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The correspondent OF the
Times at Dublin says there is little doubt that the
authorities Will be able to connect the conspiracy
with ribandism as well as with Fenianism.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE SUSPICIOUS RAISED BY
CAREY'S EVIDENCE.
The Times. In leading article, says the sucpi.
cions raised by the evidence given by Carey on
Saturday can only be allayed by a thorough dis
closure or the accounts of the league, subject to
an independent audit Until this is done the
league will be under suspicion OF maintaining
secret relations with criminal conspiracies OF the
fouleSt type. The Times asks: what IS to be
thought OF the offer OF Mr.. Pa.neil to place the
influence OF Davitt, EagaD, sheridan and Boyton
at the disposal OF the government for the restora-
tion OF order In Ireland, or of tie staesrnanship
which, In spite OF the warnings OF those bes ac-
quainted with ireland, leaped at Parnelis condi-
ttons for peace?"