Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

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by Dr. Aclaernsy, OF Nsw YORK
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cst1S te pFstectory s<i~gIsm fGesa
Omaha etsTlns liIa = coed pssitisn II Es
would eer.e tksTe Immediately ~ taks AZ
IL Is assumed llst is sseIt34 fof SEaaks -
tine ~ lave arrived IA CEic&ge en route
on April 81 His friends IA Aes fofh have
written 20 Omaha ~ iDQUlrs aDo1t lie tel
sgf.m aud the alleged p0slgssn s~siting
him and have receisec replies that alter
clligsnt inquiry no cBs coofa be found y 10
Interested II hctnerpys gsing b.
Omaha. nor had he bsen seen there John
Dewey, whe was AeInemys sssse4sts n
Tie Irish Nation. believes Aelneray Wa
iurei Ia tbs death ~ TIC Telegram
All agree thst there 10 tass as
good ground for believing that Nc
Inerny vas assassinatsd Is for TIE
assertion that CTonia As slain By The inner
circle OF the Clan-na-3ael which hse
doomed Cronia. Ncinerny, Dewey aud Dr
AcCahey, Of Phiisds ~ Ma. 10 death There
Is sside nee 10 snow that traps were laid fof
EcC.hey, Just like those that At nfst failed
with Cronin, and Dewey has been openly
threatened. and men have watched hls
movements. not knowing that theI Own
movements were also watched.
Mclnerny VI as the mest secret and most
trusted agent " the Irish revolutionary or
CARNATIONS Oh both aides ef the Atlantic.
fl. g. - I'd
angle composed If Alexander Sulifvas,
Michael Boiand and u G feeiy. o.
the Clan Gael here, and the extremists
Of the Irish revolutionary brotherhood IN
Ireland He Was the man Of ell others " ho
lad the key 10 many a secret transaction.
who was in full possession Of the under
hand workings of the Clan-ns-GaeL Aud
moro thai all, IL was he who. NJ gen
erai agent. knew just how much money
every man sent across 10 Tie other
side received from the triangle
in America When the doctor began
10 compare notes with emissaries who
had returned from England and
Ireland he found cut there was q screw
loose III the financial department and then.
having found this out he drspised the es-
ecutlye. and made no secret oil lie Tact
that somebody was dishonest
Here there Is . sufficient cause Tor DO
lieving that NcInerny has been murdered
McInerny. declaring himself hostile 10 the
inner circle leaders, with such knowledgs
in his possession was an exceedingly dan
gerous man to that faction
Since Mclnerny disappeared from the
city on April O letter has awaited him AT
his address here in which "A young married
woman seems 10 hint at an intrigue with
the missing man His friends here believe
that he was murdered in tho Carlson cot
ments made for the disposal OF the Iatters
body but interrupted, were carried out In
Mclnerny's case.
John Dewey was asked If he thought DIR
McInerny had gone TO Ireland 'Impossi-
BILE" said Mr.. Dewey. He would not go
without seeing me, He never went away
without seeing me- His friends here have
tried TO learn OF him In Ireland and En-
gland They have failed i would give any
thing to know he IL alive. but j am afraid
he has been killed like DR.. CTonin.
For nearly two months America and
Europe have been ringing with the
brutal murder OF DIR. Cronin III HcIncrDy
were alive do you think he would remain
silent up TO now without calling Oh afriend
or writing a line 10 ms in reference TO tho
butchery of "A man he loved and trustedy
We can not entertain the idea for n moment
We have tried everywhere 10 get some
news OF him, and can't learn the slightest
hing about him.