New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST SHERIDAN.
HIS DENIAL OF cAREY's rrsuMoNY-srHL WAITING
FOR ARREST.


FOR ARREST.
The complete reports of James Carey's trsti-
mony printed in tho London papers just received $40"
that he spoke OF p. j. sheridan a' follows; -,
Al the Angel Hotel Walsh introduced mo 10 man VINO
qumty discovered was disguised. HIte arc,
learned he was r j. Sheridan He Ess dressed rs a
said he and had been in The park looking ont 20 sec
Mr.. Forster and make MS ocqualnt1nce' shefdnn sii
Invinciblrs saw him nerward at the MiHIhud iotei
he disguised In the same "ay 90 the s.c"1r
were promised from Enslanh, pnt WSIo no, 49,,
lie mentioned that In the country preparations were ne
inp made Tor Clifford Lloyd and men Ike hin. hhr"
m a., Landau named frank Byrne. He secretary TO
be and confederation OF Great Britain lie belonged 10
the Fonian brotherhood Aver pHeiiuAh Iotuin.u :"
London woman whom | Gn nI' o,1n r ""'
on being shown the above extract from Carey s eVl
drnce Mr sheridan said yesterday; That suppose
ia the violence they going 10 cItrade me on u
ali they have manufactured up TO date nave s''t1
not meet him at the Angel Hotel nor nj the MdlAhd
Were YOU at either OF these hottest"
was AJ both oil them. The Angc! Iotel was the one
stay at but was at the Midland "hrh va IA Dnn
lin among other hotels. But not even ny nc,lDht tou
Carey met mo or spoken to me without my being
what he says about tho assumed name and Disguise
correctf -, .. ,.,.o .,a,ot no.
fore regards the name assumed Oh thh sun.
would rather be silent " Iy nave 81 Pe"n amer
Murphy or my no, Equid o rn I ss no, r Forteri.
Have dcLcd that before. No, ] was not. Ana tHh'
supposed O nave lhhH hpoui III MS ''i-
inc from England II false tOofase as all the rest of H.
SWhat do you think OF the delay In demanding your
/ extradtiOnP 80 -
| II think perhaps the English Government Il aware
that such evidcu IA they have got would not De SUI
/ dclrnt to get from America And you Sc whh'
affect That would have In regard to the Dublin prisoners
II This evidence cHtrAdlte how II hans
tLemI or n can break down, would It's force agaus
| tbr Drisouers not be considerably weakcucdf
f1en YOU think further Efforts VIII DC made now
! TO have you gwen upF 81, -, - .
pos.csaon Of me ~ Ia easy II she chooses To anuac
iurr any amount more OF evidence OF tho same Kind
| DO Won think the French will cItfHdlte ByfheI
30 do not think they Will. And let me rhy here
that Iiyruo OF the most respectable men have
ever met I'm the Land League movement. lie j. "a gen
tletnAn of the highest moral standing. AMI tho attempt
of the Government to obtain his eItrndOn i akin Il
their attempt obtain mine II Is dsgtaccfnl enor
TO establish "a connection between the Land League ant
| the Iuyincibes'" ,,, At,
sDd you share the resentment OF the Invincibes
| agAinst Clifford LloydF
81 know clifford Lloyd by reputation As the hghtnl
master Of the English kennel In ireland. He II resdcn
nI.yistrate. and whenever there II n manifestation %
puc feeling anywhere. lie n the man always sent e
reuress f. lie has contributed more 10 the creation oil
outrages than any man know IN Ireland He IL high
| handed tyrant. ,.
We'll Tor the present Is your mind at ease in rcgar'
TO your own eItradltlonI ,.,
| II sinl consider the demand ne not definitely with
drawn A said think they are waiting, but have no
abandoned the idea yet Of obtaining me from the Amer
/ team Government"