The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23
Miscellaneous Foreign Afrsirs.
BECOMING TROUBLESOME.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 22-Great anxiety is
felt at Tuskin respecting the position OF af
fairs in the Soudon. The insurgents have
burned the depot at Kaskon, They cross
the White Nile daily opposite Cowa
THE SOCIETY or ASSASSINATION.
DUBLIN, Jan. - AT the hearing of the
charges Of conspiracy in the police court.
Saturday. Farrell the ialormcr, proceeded
with his story. Smiles were observed on
the faces of some ol the prisoners when he
detailed conversation with Brady about
the chief secretary. Brady Indignantly
called him II liar. Farrell, who is described
as a vain man Is about % years old, and
~ s.ana-Ico nlpleSSioah The witness conlip.
ued his testimony and SAID that on three
successive evenings the same persons were
watching for the secretary. Curley came
oae evening in cab drawn by
white horses. Curley, the ecu ,seloS,
remained Curley spoke to him, then the
men were told to so home, On the way the
PhmniX park murderers met Brady in Il
public house with McCailrev. Brady asked
when he would be done with his work. Hc
said at = o'clock. Brady said that would be
too late. Mullett frequently sent directions
to the witness IN writing. He always
burned them; he used the name of Salmon
il on business for the center" meeting, the
name of Fisher II for the elmer circle"
The Assassination club received letter
from Mullett, instructing them to
DO near Merton square on the
morning. of the day the attempt was
m ,de to assassinate Judge LAWSON De-
ianey, who got ten years for that attempt,
was member Of the organization; witnes.
met Delaney that dav; tho latter stated
there would be something new soon, and
added that he had his work before him
that evening; Hanan was with him the
Friday before the murderous attack was
made on Juror Field; witness was at the
secret meeting at which James Mullett, di.
rector OF Dublin, presided. he was asked Ia
meet Mullett and another man at Anqu rc
street, Saturday, but was late for the an.
pointment, and next day Mallett up.
braided him. Brady, Curley and Kelley be.
ing present; Mullett told witness to
meet him next day at 4
o'clock, on Duke street, hui
witness declincd Mullett threatened tina,
II he did not meet him, he would call at 4;SO
witness knew what that meant, and said
that under these conditions no would meet
Mullet,; he kept the appointment, and met
Mullett, Dewery and Muller in public
house; Hsnlan also came in, and Mu;leti
sent them opt two Mt time; witness went
TO Westland Row aud Hanan went ia
Westmoreland street; Timothy Kelley me,
them on the way, and asked him If he wit.
nesO had revolver; hanlan said he had
not; Hurley then gave hun one, which the
authorities now have; at Westland Row he
met Mullett, Harlan, Fcgan, Smith and
did not know what he was brought Their,
for; Mullett said that after the scuille he
would take place convenient TO the
chapel hotold him to stand on the opposite
side; II no considered the police were going
to arrest, to shoot; II not, not to interfere
the intended victim was Barrett, foreman
OF the Jury In the Hines case; Mullett was
TO give an envelope to Barrett white cross.
ing the street, and Malloy was TO attract
Barrett; witness stayed there from 8 and
went away at $40 o'clock a short time BE-.
fore his arrest he met Hanlan ina public
house, aud showed the summons charging
him with being implicated In the murder
witness said the government could moi
BIO IN possession Of much information
Hanlan told him that Brady, Delaney
aud Kelley were In Westmoreland street
Brady went In cart to north Frederick
street, while Hanlan walked behind and
Kelley In front Of him; Hanlan put q white
uuuuhciVhiti uNouiu nis uVCk, 80 tuut nc
would be known to Brady and Kelley:
Brady caught hold Of Field. who made d
blow at him with an umbrella; Brady
knocked Field down and stabbed hin,
several times while on the ground; there
were three young men standing In the
road; one Of them wanted to interfere, bu,
the others would not allow him; after Field
was stabbed, Brady and Kelley jumped on
car; whom Kelley got on the car he lost
his hat; kanough, OF Townsend street. drove
the car. Being cross.examined. witness
said that no order for assassination was
ever received from the Fcnian society
orders used 10 be given from the
assassination society; Mullett was the man
responsible for the conspiracy; witness
would never have been here, II he was con
nected only with fenians society Of the
Fenian brother God; he had been duped
into the society by Curley; he saw Bradley
repeatedly at the meetings; witness was
growing sick Of the whole thing; saw Il was
shaun aud a delusion, good only for those
who lived bv IL; he knew only mite
about the society TO some Of those In tue