Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-20

occurred in December, 1851. He again
met Sheridan in February, 1882, when
they had a conversation about arms.
The prisoners listened to this testimony
with breathless anxiety, hardly ex.
changing a word. Witness continued !:
After Walsh left Dublin man called
Captain McCsfsry paid the witness
two Suns Of f25 and els. The witness
did not know McCafery, but under.
stood ne was tried.
WATCHING TO MURDER FORSTER.
In Dublin the Society watched days
and nights to murder Forster. Ga one
occasion he escaped by waiting on board
steamer at Kingstown. They waited
for him until the last railway train left.
Carey said he recollecsod the shooting
of McMahon. Previous to that time
an arrangement was made to remove
Forster at the corner OF John street, on
his way to the Castle. A car was sta
toned at the Park gate, with himself
and Leonard, McMahoD, Brady, Kelly,
Curley and Martin. He Carey gave
the signal when Forster passed.
Fors.er's carriage was to be preceded by
Fi.z Harris's cab, according to arrange
ment, bus the plan failed through the
negligence OF watcher named
Rowles. Cowley reprimanded Rowies
and watched for Forster on his re-
turn from the Castle, but this time there
was failure on the part of the sigual
cab. Carey detailed three other
q ,o nS
ter was prevented by the accidental
passing OF body of mounted police.
He said that be himself suggested the
use of knives, and McCaffer,y in
structed them to wind cords around
their hands to strengthen their grip.
Frank Byrne, he said, was member OF
the Land Confederation. His wife
brought six knives, and rifle was
slung round her neck under her cloak.
On a second occasion she brought a
similar consignment, but only four
knives. Oae of these has been produced
in court, as was also the riff, which
was identified for use at Colkhill. Nc
Cafferty was succeeded in Dublin by
another person, apparently Of authority,
of whose name witness was ignorant.
MORE MURDERS DISCUSSED.
Curley became Chairman after Null
let's arrest, Joseph Brady succeeding
Curley IN the Council. While she
Council was thus organized the murder
of Forster and Buckle was discussed at
Mullett's house. The attack upon then
was arranged for St. Mary's Church
on the 81 of March, Mulett, Curley,
r nike. Mooney, Brady, Kelly, the
witness himself ana TWO strangers were
at the church. Il had been arranged
that Forster was to be shot, together
with the other occupants OF his car
riage, and any one interfering was TO
be disabled. Here the prisoners
On the night Forster left
Ireland fifteen Invincibles actually To-.
lowed him to Westland. At Row sta
tion Curley looked into the cars, but
only saw Forster's wife and daughter.
The fifteen Invincibies were under the |
command of Curley, on this occasion,
who was obeying the orde's of the mys-
FERROUS "No. l." As Forster had def
nitely left Ireland, they were told to |
their attic 1tion upon Burke. |
Carey went to the Park on May Ssh, in |
Fitz Harris'S cab. He met NO. >" op- |
oosite the Vice Regal Lodge There were |
also there Patrick Delaney, Tom Mccall |
cry, Curley, Brady, Smith and kava.
laugh. 1ney were there for the purpose
If meeting Burke and removing him. On
his occasion, Burke accidentally escaped
~ taking an unusual route. Carey said
= No. l was evidently a military man.
The man who gave him money, he said,
aid there was 10 time when he could not
lave a Thousand pounds if he wished.
The conspirators often talked among
themselves as to the source of the money.
,me of them thought it came from
America. Carey himself thought i: came
rom the Land League.
Here the witness retired suddenly. amid
he Kisses of the prisoners. Some shouted,
: Perjured saoundrel,' and one, Town
alludiug to his town Council
rship.
CONFIRMING KAvANAGH's STORY.
After lunch, which the prisoners
eemed to epj y, Carey resumed, He
aid all the prisoners, on the 6th Of
lay, met in or about the Royal Oak
avern, exceps James Muliett, who was
n prison. There were also two men
amed Dryer, one Of whom had gone
0 America. On the morning Of May
In he met Smith, a laborer employed
bout the Castle, who knew Barke's
ppearance. The witness confirmed the
tails of ksvanagh's testimony con-
erning the car being at Wren's pubic
ouse with Brady, Kelly, McCafery
nd Delaney. The witness created a
ainful sensation by saying he had two
I his little children with him in the
90 early on the morning Of the 9th of
lay when he was going to the park,
nd was accompanied by Joseph Hinlon
nd Smith. The witness infinitely de.
allied movements of the conspirators
he morning Of the murder, counsel for
ne Crown carefully eliciting every Z
oint. A pin could have been heard {
rop when Carey detailed how he saw {
lie seven men meet the tuo gentlemen.
urley, Joseph Hinlon and Pagan were
rst, Brady and Kelley Lexs. McCaf- $
ry and Patrick Delaney coming afeer.
avendish and Burke were allowed to 8
ass by the first three, and the last four &
len faced right about. When Carey s
gain looked the two near men had q
osed 10 on the two gentlemen.
DETAILS OF THE MURDER.
The witness continued 81 saw 9
Dseph Brady raising his left hand and