New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28
No WARRANT YET ISSUED.

ax rxp,vssEs A DOUBT AS To WHETHER ANY
DEMAND HAS BEEN MADE FOR HIM
No warrant for the arrest of z. j. Sheridan
was received yesterday by tine United states MARSHA
Osborn who usually issues tie "arraniSin
ar tradition eases In this city said that he had not been
apped to by tue British Consul he added that II an
aff3dayit were submitted him. made by the British
Cousul on information and bee, founded on telegraph
instruction from his superior ohciais In Ehgianu'
he should consider that sufficient ground lor
issuing q warrant. In fact that was the usuai
,oo6e az procedure. The actual exradition
however could only take place after examina-
taou in which facts disclosed waieh would be
suient TO warrant holding accused person for trial
here.
rprprsR reportr called on Mr. Sheridan at The irish
World office in the afternoon, and found him seated
ouietly at his desk writing number OF men were
IN and out ONCE various errands OF curl
o.itv and sympahy Among others was Henry George.
Mr. sheridan said "You are not the rst VINO mas oeeh
asking me about extradtion to-day nut OF course you
understand that my lawyer has forbidden me 10 make
any statements whatsoever regarding the British Gov
ernments demand for me-
Did the action OF the British Minister take you en-
tirely by surprise I" asked the reporter
.. Well 7 VIII not say that / confess am surprised
thai En- gland should consider my exraditon posso g.
IT sbows how utterly panic-streEen she Is uiat she
shoud in her fear expect sane. free people IKE the
Americans TO accept sncn testimony vi 20 W u
of outrage she has lately.
"still you were prepared for this y
OF do not wish TO play the braggart. 1on under
stand do not wish to answer that Question: an NOT
WSsa d G goa shaE Of the resolutions passed last
Might M the given by the Irish Confedera
w" "a present In the audience and totally unpre
pared for inem they tonched me deeply, not because
they were OF in the present cTfse put because
II showed how deeply lean sympat has been
aroused IN my behalf ina, cry n IO S@ss and II ia
proud thing for man to Reject 6asit was Tor hn ana
Do you suppose wi nesses VIII be brought from ire
land to confront you" $1,000, ., ,.A
great emphasis But 6hat does II matter Rascany,
perured inlorwers like Carey cannot give evidence IN
America Such thing is only possible Ia ireland NO;
a" not fear fear nothing Let England do her worst
No American Judge would be so unjust as TO surrender
Won know. OF course. that one Of the charges II
completely in secret organizations saa hut deny thai
Ihave had part or share IN such orgsnizstp 40.
soS,etie.-and il is necessary-ny work in Ireland WA
1nte different I went to Ireland for personal reasons
LAND Ieague-an open orgsnization-and deny that
was imp llcaled any other organization whateyer
she Is seeking TO have you exlradted onT
England Just now VIII bee'e anything. Inc country
IN in panic The people out OF their senses IL
America that will restore them to rlgnt MIND 800.
m tnat against the Phoenix PARK murderersP'
81 know ii. And when America refuses 70 etlau .
me- the Will De witnessed OF one country
cendemning aud another acquitting two men Oh pre-
cisely the same evidence" s,..,s. .,
"Wel" said Mr.. sheridan, slowly peehng an apple.
"tn my own bed, 10 be cure. Not IN LudlOw-st, any
Stisye Won received any notice Of warrant, or do
xon really think warrant has been Issued for your
ITO tell the truth had thought to the present
time but now beginning think there has no sncn
tfe ruInor anoat with the OF Frightening
Inc away, and this the English Government would inter
pre As an Of guilt, and use as an argument
ffh the prisoners ut the dock In Dublin and the
Ppmeiiitcs ia the House OF Commons" , ,
eff the police want me-" added Mr.: sheridan. theJ
tuow where 10 find me- Shortly after O'Clock nj,
brothe called for him, and they bo,h went oui
saSefher Intending 10 return Afterwards however II
was Thought better-the excitement In the once
making work impossibe-that Sheridan should
20 Al once ~ his biotDer-inla laws mouse III
Breoklyn where he intended TO pass tht
jght When dispatch received stating that tue
order authorizing tue Issue OF warrant hai Deen sBheo
by secrei airy Frelnghuysen TRIBUNE reporter wen
10 Patrick fOrd's hod5e in Brooklyn, where sheIl1Al
was spending the evening news vi INC oi"ei M" no
vet arrived tuere. 49,, ,,
WAS beginning to be afraid" said Sheridan Jokngiy
that i snfe of nil the fuss tney were not gong 10 ar
re~f me nj l." had spent the evening In writing tt
his wit and family who he expects, VIII arrive In New
York abut April and seemed little anxious lest MI
wife whose health delicate might 90 upset oy
the ru nors about him. AoOut 10 o'clock she1
rested t1at night, left Mr. Fori's house
for his brother in-law's, IN Myrtle-aye
car don't think" said Austin Ford, they Will IN
mean enough drag out Of bed to arrest him. They
can afford tll morning. when e will be found a
his desk 10 The Irish World Office from 10 Til u o.
might"
Co to midnight the had not been made.