Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
Another Mammoth Conspiracy
Brought to Light by the
Detectives.
The Dynamite Scare Still
Holds a Conspicuous Place
in the English Mind.
The Leading Victors in the
Egyptian War Voted
$4,000 a Year.
IRELAND.
Special Dispatches TO TEE BHl.

IRELAND.
specia, Dispatches TO TEE BE.
DUBLIN, April 16 In the Curley
trial, the case for the prosecution was
opened by Murphy, crown counsel.
He said neither feeling Of indignation
ct the crime nor panic In regard to
themselves should influence the Jury.
He then detailed the circumstances Of
the murder. Murphy stated Farrell,
the informer, would be called to prove
the prisoners share In the plot to
murder officials In Ireland, and par.
tioularly tell how the prisoner swore
him In % an 1nvinclble, and instructed
him when the murder Of Foaster was
projected-to stop the ssoretary's oar
risgs BY ssislng the rsins. Kavanagh.
and Carey, he said, will be placed ON
the stand to detail the movements of
Curley on tbs day of the Pho ak park
murders. Peter Carey, brother of
James Carey, the informer, would
swear that after the murders he was
detailed to watch Kavanagh, the car
driver, who 1t was feared would Gin.
form" and who Curley desired to have
murdered.
A servant girl was the first witness
called. She fully identified Curley as
one of the men she saw In the park on
the 9Th of May. James Carey swore
that Just before Burke was stabbed,
he (Carey) heard him tell Cavsndish
about the attempts made to take the
life of Forster. Carey admitted that
he had been engaged In twenty at
tempts to take the life of Forster. He
would not have called Forster's IRE.
movar murder. The oonspirators
had arranged for the assassination, on
the 4sh of May last, of Lieut.. Colonel
Hitler, then inspector general of the
oonsta6nlary, and Burke. He did
not think Burke deserved to be muir.
dered, but he would not have oried al
anything that happened Forster.
Upon the conclusion Of the testimony
Of Farrell the court adjourned until
tomorrow.
Carley maintained an Indifferent all
throughout. Adams, another of the
counsel for defence, applied to bs
relieved from further duties at tht
end of the trial of Curley.
The effect of the letter received by
the foreman of the jury which triet
Joe Brady, threatening he would b.
killed unless verdict Of ''not guilty
was found, was shown today BY th'
fact that II the special jury pane
called In the case of Curley, fift!
persons failed to appear notwithstand
Ing they knew 6ne of Gl00 " ,uld b
imposed on each absentee.
The inquiry OF Clifford Lloyd Int
the plot OF the murder In the Cruzsl
district has led to remarkable disc.o
ures. Tne first clue to the existenc
of q conspiracy was obtained by tn
confession Of q man named Tubrldy
who was wounded In the attack on al
Objectionable party OF moonlightera
Tubridy has given full particulars Il
court Of . man named Kennedy b
assassins brought from . distance
Tubridy states that he belonged to
secret society In which he was tblige
by threats to continue. In January
1882, the society was reorgan'zsd Wit
the special object of killing landlords
agents and spies. The local leader
named MacInerney, introduced I
the members strangers from Dublin
who said they had travele
through other countries and forme
societies. He stated the land leagu
would supply the society with arm
and promised the league would pa
Mac1nerney the expenses Of men scr
out Of their own districts; also sa'
the members might have to 90
various parts of Ireland and even
England to shoot landlords and sgent
The name of the new society was Il
Invinoibles or Vlgilantes. The grou
of societies, including Cruz IN distrl
/, are implicated In nine OF the mo
notorious murders ever committed
Ireland.
An G effort Is being made to renew y
strike Of the Irish police. A olroul
has been addressed from Belfast to
stations exhorting the men to stri
and urging justification by long del
of the commission In publishing t
result of the inquiry into the grie
ances of the men and not adjustir
The castle authorities have Issued
culars appealing to the men not to
rashly, and promising the oonclusi
of the mission will be published I
mediately.
Harrington, member of parlism'
for Westmeath has Just completed
term of Imprisonment in Galway.
IL In good health. His constitute
gave him banquet. He viii take
seat in the commons on Tharsday.
Replying to an addres. at Null
Gar, Harrington deprecated the wicl
dynamite attempts made from time
time, which, no said, would ne