Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-07

dock, had > swsggering manner. Kelly
was pale, but defiant looking. James
Mullets laughed when the charge con.
corning the Phenix Park murder was
read. but none OF his companions joined
ing the letting Of : large room in Peter
street to Jsmss Carey, .ostensibly ~ .
reading room, but really for the purpose
Of drilling men. He left the room in
October 1879.
William Wilson was placed on the
stand tv prove the letting of Temper
ance Hall, on Coffee street, to Captain
Whslsn for drilling purposes. He
failed to identify the prisoner. Wit.
ness, amid great laughter, denied that
the term j" Witness for the Crown was
applicable to hun. A witness named
Clinton. who let the room on Peter
street, used for . drill hall, identi.
fed Brady, Cavanaugh and Carey.
The finding of arms at Whelan's house
was formally proved. After the evil
dence of finding ammunition, re-
volver and two daggers in Joseph
Mullett's house had been taken, the
prisoners were remanded until Saturday
next.
The sensation Of the day was the
reading Of extracts from books found
when the Fenian armory on Coffee
street was seized. The diary was by
Patrick Whelan. 1t records his ap-
pointlnent ~ Treasurer and Executive
Of the Irish Republican brotherhood,
the purchases in London of rifles and
an electric battery. meeting of the
Executive Committee to consider the
resolution which was af.erward propos.
ed at the rOiunda, a meeting of the
Land League and National Society and
. meeting to consult on the advisability
of sending james Maher to America to
consult with Chief James Stephens.
The reference to this party caused
laughter among the prisoners and PEG.
pie. One entry reads: prior to the
death of John O'Mahoney it lost it's
former effectiveness and prestige, and
was no longer dreaded as = revolution.
airy body. 1t had become mere tool
in the hands of the Parliamentary party,
who acted as pirates Another book
contained list of the members OF the
Workman Club. The Police Inspector
admitted that Whelan was formerly ar
rested but not tried.
A policeman testified to finding the
murdered body of Bailey the informer.
Prisoners counsel declared this matter
wholly irrelevant.
The Crown counsel replied that he |
was prepared to prove that the prison.
ers were members of . conspiracy to |
which he could trace all the murders |
in Ireland for the last few years, and |
he would prove that Bailey was con.
nected with the discovery of the Fenian
armory. An informer rendered evi.
dence in regard to the murder of Her.
bert, near Castle Island, in March last
The supposed murderers are now in
prison. The Lord Lieutenant has ap. /,
pointed from the l4th Of February to
the 2Sth of March for holding the SEES
sions to hear an appeal under the Crimes
Act. The Bishop of killala has issued
a pastoral condemning secret societies.
The grand Jury yesterday considered
The case Of VIM. O'Brien, editor OF the
United Ireland, and just elected to
Parliament for Maliow. After an hours
leliberation the jury disagreed on the
charge of sedltious libel. Counsel
further evidence.
A man named Murray was arrested
yesterday at Gravesend, aboard the
steamer Avoca, upon her arrival from
Dublin, who is believed to be the indi.
vidual for whom an arrest warrant was
ssued fortnight ago.
A Tralee iDformer has identified
Casey as the murderer of Herbert.
PARIS, Feb. 6-Public uneasiness is
ncreasing. The impression prevails
hat the army does not like the Expul.
ZION bill and mas given an intimation to
his effect to President Grevy.