The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07
A SPY FOR YEAR6
More Professional Testimony
Against the ParnelIifes.
mr. IN cAEax EAaNs ms Hoxnlx


lAasz1oS. Fea. 6--sxgneli was prescnz ~
tAs session % she caesnfsxsaa to-day. H
Bed Rsely e0AFefsaFlaa vita Nschasa
Davlsz Beach. who = $50 kaown as Dsk
isceaEazsl. censinaei bis cyiaeaec Flo ~
series1 conversation which he haa with
Alexansssr Sullivan Ia 5unc. fSsl. regxset
snE the isoposed asiiaaco of tao diserealI
IRISH a-santsafsaas, in which Sslils ls&lA
said ne sHssfeaa change eousd le clfxcteH
sEssas tAsss has . change al renresenzxxirck
an this sls!e Of tlae sxscs. which wuald ~
srzy ssesaa Sullivan, referring 10 = visit M
tfytz2A WAscE ne esnussr1pfafe<4 xeakfuxI
ss1s a. euNai1 not shsnk III Parsaci1 payins;
- s. Fenstss s1s tosisx - woeld rI4en E&r.
.sss1 "a isA~a p<zssssen~ TArnnaf was ni&..
ser1y ef.Eslsssi - discussion 81 shsx u,n11af
IA open conversation, en- sAs rrossad taef
! wyssad leak esas aad eega rrgsalxs ne FxrI
nslllte parry.
Witness said sshn o'cannof. an axss.i
ssnpseysss for sArryias arms 70 ireland. Il, +
sssssaea Isssa csasav eatsoe ~ sepysscusatlrs
iatlouArs hretAefhaot
lsae e.sissr osetrnle1 an oasaesiaa ia oerE
relevant
Witness sad be sax isssnasnsx txo .iArs
before Aasnssnay i@ss Azsers4 toe taeE
rsiFpS<s u' casgyfng GA: the plzs .. sAz1r
fettiFness. aisss the arssni zss3un had erxrs
ss1see stieFseFfsa hls fznisy ard father.
witness seitnFcd LamxsEny ana h{as
bls bsotnez Mlriss>i assa eoneerneS IA the
Aosakissa nEssixs xssloslesA
witness lseassnued hSs tssssnsony. telling
q bis 2fsensiaace AZ the Sssieaxo conxen-
ton In Isauafy. sss2. He tsssd os fts
oFgsutKxfsass. working. ssf. During tia
testimony RAraei stappoarra In the court.
rpore- Tfss esfteEce created q senxafsec.
Witness ishskess steadily AZ rarueIs several
moments Witness said BE sent cepi<s af
al the leeameass al the hsoshrrhoos q
the kngllsA governments st ihe time.
wuness sad Alexander sullivan o{ Chi
casos eEscss president os the Lansi iencrfe.
vent Ia England and remained two
nS0nihS sfser his return witness con-
yersed sAfA sullivaa about she plans fax
future wafinfr against Enxiand, wi,ncn1
said sullivan ted hirn that IN fHshrn men
Wotiid be- casossn for the work who aid
net excesHi orders lika Gallagher who
gaze alnself away, enabling Jfxu Nc
nermost % gss Information. sullivan
saad thsy xpnld continue 70 send men -
England 90 carry On an active dyuanaztc
war Mitaekx further said shxt IN : cfrs
euisf issued In JssS every bteuea 81 The
ufgxils satlun Was com1nandesi 10 en$<axof
te perfsct itself In sonae psrtleassr brunch
OF mRr.
An osen nons ensson ot the league Ma II
Phi.adelrhis April 2i. Isssi. Witness -
tended as q tlan-nA-sAes delexate 0f
ksaidwecst. ILL.,, camp He klxn repfeoEu<r
ed the 3I.Agae EgAn did nos attend tn
secret messlnys, but he requested witneno
10 inform hsaa OF al the details 1t the dir
eusSaons. and declared sae pFuxs1nIAe Wo8
satisfactory 10 al y Natsoa6issts.
Shfef Justice Hammer asked what h4
nleaut hy rsie programme. and Nit0<sa ~
pied = meant shs united praxrsmsne Tor
the future.
during the 'sunyeutisn. After tne consen-
ton the Land League hefAme the Nafiouat
League. of which sullivan waS preosdeuk
Thomas Brsnuan attended secret mcf{tnn1
which IL xe.nid have been Impossible tx
hin 10 have attended rniess no had becu
. member OF the Il + b. Or ~. ,. "
Attorneys Webster read so1nA -
eoauts- fneas1sag items ef ~ .iQ< 1en<
EEap st Paris. and tl2. 30 sent FesueIl
Tie also quoted from chble tffxpnzch no14
BY Parnell 10 Mooney, April ~. fSs1 In fh&1
dispatch PANEL &sSs Mooney 10 preSe14
his Parneli's 81 views to the eonventi6ns aRa
advised The delegates 70 frnnac = ptatform
that VIII enable the SationAiis<N 10 con-
finue 10 snesPt Arssieen assistance. Wh11e
syoi1sng offering EuHlaad pfc1exf fof
enfire Suppression Of the Natl0nA11M
Dsosemsnts which he ssys ts The only
i.ieaas for preserving the nniiy of he lrtsh
movement Ia Ireland and Ameftca Uc
expressed himself ss perfectly cen0d&at
the Irish cai2se win continue u advepce
By the exercise or prusence. modeaFslca
aud flrmness
witness rssslminE bis testimoa4 sid 4
circular issuesi Feps s, IsoS. sat6 the exe<-
ufise vas unable - zee ifs var % 1xzBod
insasFcetion, uafil england shoaia hecon6a
involved iu war. In the me1nfiNe eecrc*
war would ls carried on. All fu3ugUeF4
the circular SAID, were fore-ssopmsd Willis
Ia Milwaukee Sullivan said 70 HIN that
active oFenssions were eatirely In TIM
hands Of . directory. Their own oFxantEor
ton wes ia do the work Sullivan aAi1
that In the future every one chosen s10u31
- without family. and old sud ute6 meu4<
bers. Before departing en IN expedl-
tion every man would % instructed IL th1'
use and management Of cxpiQstvea A.
the end - tsSs there Vas spsit IN IL -
ganlxztion, TIE sece<ters retaining The a.
name, white the etasft, ui1dfs sullIx1n1
leadership, founded = new secret 4rmufxnr
ton enEisssd ths "tI 4" The exeeuti<o ~
reduced 20 three members. there being = ~
members of the camp tsined tine ssE =.
DESPERATE fKnsrkt.
EHlcAao, Feb. s.-Aisxanaex suilfyon.
expxeslaezlt Of the Irish SAfionAf L9GInn'
OF America. speAkiax TO-DAY In re9nt4 so
the statements made about hsM ~ ~. L.
Caron hefpse the fxrneii connSnfmdqn s.
London yssisrday. said he knew iecnc4
himself 10 Sullivan - : Freurf1mnn Win
an Irish Life and most axdsnt frfsh sympqf
thfes. He cikimeH 60 have served 10 tno
union army and afterwards u ~
Fentan organisation Mr.. bu1ttxeg'
/ believed thai there une NJ
q pArtsei,s OF f0und4eton N
pTesssons Of sympathy vita sny 1s11B44
exeepf open pnbltc aRstexiui ~ -
Ireland. The wsoie story was ano(&G
desperate effexs 10 Else color e< excuse m
continuing the case against ParneH
A sSy r0E TWENTY-FIVE rxAMs.
The EseaEAc Nsnzrs declares fhas Lefse31m
served In flss Union army durtnx the ~,
~ q spy for she Bystish Kosernfaeul ~
had nj ofxfe 10 this city ON Ln3alie 44ot
nue. Asst left fTs Emfbpe nipnt Ehk1etn1Ak