The morning news., 1889-02-10
IRISH TALES OF BLOOD.
INSPECTOR MARTINS ALLEGED
MURDERERS CHEERED.

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nian and an lnvinc!ole.
DUBLIN, Feb Give prisoners charged
th having participated in the murder Of
Police Inspector Martin while he was
attempting to arrest Father McFad-
don or Sunday last at Gweedove,
reached Londonderry this morning
under a strong police escort. As they
marched from the railway station TO the
jail there was some cheering by onlookers.
Father McFadden was removed from Gwee
d3re to the Jail at Londonderry early tuis
morning. Very few persons gathered to
meet him at Londonderry and he was not
cheered
o'BRIEN's THIRD SUMMONS.
Mr. O'B7ien has been served with third
summons under the crimes act. 1t is stated
that lie will be removed from Clonmel TO
Tralee jail on Monday.
Father McFadden was escorted from
CIV eedore to londonderry by the police.
Engineers and skirmlshers, at intervals of
800 wards, watched the route in order to
prevent the roll Of powders upon the
railway. Father McFadden VIII be charged
with completely in the murder of Inspector
Martin,
MALLOY'S TRIAL FOR PERJURY.
LONDON, Feb. 9-In the case of P. NAL
10y, charged with perjury in his testimony
before the Parnell commission, now on trial
at the Bow street police court, Patrick Lee-
laney testified that Patrick Egan while
treasurer of he league was both a Fenian
AID Inviaclb!e. He was an organizer of the
league The league originated III the In
v!ucibles. Mr.. Byrne, secretary Of the
league, was an invincbls, as was also Mat
Df a
league The invincibles received funds
from the league through Mr.. Egan. No. /,
used also TO bring money.
INSTRUMENTS OF DEATH
The league of course supplied the invncI-
bles with hre arms, knives and dagger5.
Ine witness saw -Hal.oy in Jle league
Offices. Ga crosse exa1nInation, Dealey
said le joined the Fenians in 1868, After
ward he was in prison f r five years, hayI1g
baaa convicted Of highway robbery. Mr..
-rnA attended tho councils of the in
v.nelbe; and named the persons TO bo
murdered The witness had seen Mr..
Byrue lay bank notes aad gold on the table.
TIE court Aere adjourned
LoMAsNY's DEATH.
ST. Lows. Feb. 9.-The testimony of
Beach, the spy, in the Parnell inquiry TO
tie eff ct tHat Michael J. LJm8s Y was
blown 40 in the L3Ldo bridge ex sion, IS
efated by the record Of the health officer
IL this city, which shows that Lomasly
died here June Is, 1881, Of apoplexy, at the
age OF 3S years.
EX-SENATOR JONES DRAGGED IN.
DETROIT, Feb. 9.-Ex-Sena- or Jones of
Florida, this morning. received the follow
ing cablegram from Michael Dtvltt:
LoyDoN, Feb. O. 1889.
Lecaron swears that you negotiated the
Fenian- Russian Alliance with Dr.. Carroll
To this ex-senator Jones Immediately re-
pliei:
Lecaron's testimony that I negotiated a
Fenial- Russian Alliance, is abs sllutey false. /
was never MEMBER of the Fenia1 brotherhood
or any other Irish organization.
In connection with the matter Mr. Jones
said: II have made, upon various occa-
sious, when called upon, many speeches for
mY native land, and they VIII snow that
deprecated anything but cons ltuuonal
measures to procure for Ire and the rights
whicI her sons thiuk she ought to have
WHO DR. CARROLL MAY Be
"Who is the DR.. Carroll spoken of!'
81 know Of only one DR.. Carroll in this
country He is an emf ent physician in
New York, and IS connect with the cele-
bra ed Carroll family Of Maryland | met
him one summer at Newport, and | never
eAci'' ,S5u " "o4u wan Hiiu OH UHo lIlsu
car @.
"Did you know Lecaron when he was
here"
"I did not. I did not come to Detroit
until after Lecaron left as am now in-
formed. l never heard of him until he
began giving this inlquitous testimony"
DENIALs FROM BOSTON.
BosToN. Feb 9.-Lecaron's statement be-
fore the Parnell commits ion meeting John
Boyle O'Reilly, and other Irish patriots
with sundry secret - eetngs held in Boston
and elsewhere, giving tho impression that
these lrish-American citlz ms were in league
with dynamitors, have been pronounced
deliberate faseAoods.
Collector joan E. Fitzgerald, when inter
viewed, said: The evidence IS that Of
self-ackaowedged scJundrel, who e life has
been a lie for tine past tHenty-five years
His object aud that of his masters, evil
IDENTIFY, is to attempt to co meet Mr.. Par
nell and his sociates wi the extreme
wing of the Irish national party.
PROVES NOTHING.
"The fact that many men who believed
in physical force a, the only means Of light
ing Iris wrongs were prese ae the Irlsl
national conventions held in Chicago,
+ iladelphia and Boston, proves nothing so
far a, clnnech the Irish parlam 5atary
party with their views The Irish national
league OF AliltIlGd Is III tlt up u 1Il1luleD
of all sn des Of Irish politics,
from extrem sts who entertain views Ike
Rosa TO the most milk aud water Irishman,
who does not believe in separation from
England, ami thinks ireland scarcely fit for
home rul-. Lela on is probaby a wretch
80 sordId hat he only sees the present pecu-
MARY assistance which his treachery brings
him.
MR. o'REILLY's VIEWS.
John Boyle O'Reilly EXPIRE sed himself
rs follows: the fellow may ave met me,
as he SAYS, at the Boston convention # the
national league, but / have no memory Of
him. This convention, which he repre-
seuts as secret meetir < OF conspirators
was an open meeting held in Faneuil nall,
and the membe Of which, many OF them
distingui he'd Americans from other states,
were guests OF the city Of BostO at the
invitation Of Mayo Prince. Lacaron's
evidence is a web Of lies and TRUTH tho
truths all harmless and the lies deliberately
injurious to Mr. Farlell.
CowARDLY THRUsTs.
Every s.atement the man makes has
this quality except those in which he wishes
70 deliver n deadly thrust, and tIen, know
ing that cJrr9boration was impossible, be
boldly says: This was sad 81 mg bv Mr..
Puneii or Mr.. Egau in private He il a
liar VI phenomenal wiCkednes and fore
sight. Those conventions that ho men
tIons in Philadelphia and Boston were
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