Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Dublin Conspiracy Proves
a Most Gigantic One.
Carey's Revelations Send Ter
ror to the Ranks Of
the Leseuers.
The Mysterious "Numbsr One
Good Subject For
the Gallows.
Party Plans In Parliamout-Gencr
al Foreign Ncws.
ipecial Dispatches TO Tue Bsr.


coNsPIRAToRs AND INFoRMERs.
DUBLIN, February 10 .--Twenty.one
of the prisoners have been committed
for trial, to answer to the charge of
numbering Lord Cavendls aud BuIke.
Joseph Smith has turned informer.
Patrick Whelan has been liberated on
bail. The hearing Of the prisoners
charged with conspiring to murder
government officials was resumed to-
day. All prisoners were again placed
in the dock. Amid Kisses, tho prison.
ers shouted, "The future Lord Mayor
Carey" but tho latter shook
his head m~enacipgly at his former
C ,mrades. The examination was then
resumed. He spoke more ~cofidontly
than he did Saturday and replied to
the cross-examination of counsel
sharply and testily. He deposed,
amid Kisses by the prisoners, that he
belonged to the tenians, but not to
the Suprems Council. Tho object of
the Fenians was to separate Ireland
from England, the former country
being then harrassed by coercion. He
had no idea Lord Cavendish was to BIO
murdered when Burke was attacked
and was stupefied when he heard OF
the formers murder.
ARRANGING FoR II TRIAL.
In the event of the inquiry con.
GLIDING o,day, it Is understood the
prisoners will be returned for trial be-
fore q special commission of three
judgeH. This course will DO necessary,
as the prisoners, each having the right
to challenge twenty jurymen, could
exhauDt tho panel. Special arrange
ments are already being made ut
Green street court house for the trial.
oAREY's POINTERS.
LONDON, February 19.-Franb
Byrne, residing at Cannes, Ia the mar
mentioned by Carey. The French
police were communicated with t.
prevent his escaping into Spain. 1t ii
thought probable he will return imms
diately to London and give the au
thorlties opportunity to arrest him
they 30 desire. If not arrested he will
assist In his wite's defence. She is
consumptive. Thomas Brennan wa
In London ss recently as Friday last
It IL stated the name "Number 1"
is Oliver Walsh at Cannes. Junti
Mccarthy said Sheridan Was know
to Parnell merely as IN active Leagu
organizer, and his relations with Pal
nell were merely In that capacity, tn
latter knowing nothing of his charac
ter. Frank Byrne, McCartey said,
q man in constant Ill health
He held a position In the Ian
confederation ever since the time O
Butt and Shaw. he was known t,
all members Of the Irish party al
quiet, respectable man. McCsrth,
said he had spoken to many of tn
members and all agreed 1t was incon
ceivable that Byrne could have hat
anything to do with the murders. Hi
lhsG act before going to France was t.
refuse q Testimonial which his friend
had raised on account of his feebl,
health. He said he could not accep
anything while the country was in 1T
present miserable state. The onl,
time Byrne was left any discretion
was while Parnell was imprisoned,
but 1t is hardly conceivable he ther
listened to any advice on the part o.
fanatics.
NUMBER ONE.
1t Is reported Byrne and other mem
bers of the league will be arrested,
Including the managers of the land
league funde. The names OF six
prominent politicians are mentioned.
II Is rumored P. j. Sheridan has baen
arrested. 1t is Understood the gov.
eminent knows Number l." He
wat born in the East Indies. He was
a captain in tho British East India
service, after wards joined the French
army and became colonel during the
Franco German war. Towards the
close Of the war he came to Ireland
with letters from the Bonspartistp,
his object being to raise force, which
he enlisted ostensibly for the ambu-
lence service. He served principally
under Gen. Bourbaki..
SOLVING THE MYSTERY.
DUBLIN, February l9.-The Fee.
mans Journal says: "The mystery
of the Phouix park murders Is only
half unfolded. We must await the
denouement before expressing the
verdict. The prospect now is that the
mystery will be sounded to the very
bottom. 'Numbers1 If he exists, will
find his way to the gallows, which is
the prayer OF every honest man."
ANOTHER MAN.
LONDON, February 19.-The Stan.
dard gives the name of "Numbe,
One" as Milue. He was often In the
lobby of the house of commons in
1882, was well known to land leagusrs
who deny they had any knowledge O
his character or mission.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.