Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-16
The Government Endeavoring to Lear
Who Aided the Irscnna

Who Aided the Escape.
TIPPERARY, October 15th.-The trial Of the
alleged conspiratorS was resumed to-day. Evi
deuSe was given with the object of showing thai
defendants used their influence among the ten.
ants on the Smith Barry estate in the direction
of inducing them not TO pay the rents The
first witness called by the prosecution was po
licemau He testified the defendants, in com
pany with John Kelly. made visits to the Smith
Barry tenants. Healey asked Crown Prosecutor
Roman why this evidence about Kelly was in
troduced? Roman replied the object was tC
connect Kelly with the o. Brlen- Dillon part o.
the conspiracy. Healey protested against the
Court dealing with matters anterior TO the time
mentioned in the summons. The objection wa:
overruled.
During the proceedings Healey, of counsel fol-
defendants, was handed dispatch from Dillon
and D O'Brien announcing their arriva, al Cher
bourg, France, today. The utmost reticence
is maintained among the Nationalists as to the
manner in which they eluded the police. The
Government is endeavoring TO learn who aided
them to escape, and if discovered they will be
prosecuted.
WAITING FOR INFORMATION.
PARIS October 15th.-Ll PreSSe says: Dillon
and U BTien after their flight from Tipperary
took passage on a sailing vessel and landed al
Luc-sur-mar, on the coast of Normandy, sun.
day. They passed the night at the residence oil
Raffaloyieh, the banker, whose daughter is the
wife of y Brien. Monday they came to Paris
and thence proceeded to Rafalovich's country
house at Gif, Department Seine ct Lise. They
returned to Paris last night. Their address in
this city is secret. If the news received from
America is favorable to the Irish in that coun
try, they will start for New York at the end oi
the week. If it becomes manifest that it i:
their intention to remain in Paris, the Govern.
ment will request them to leave.
4 rumor obtained circulation late to-day that
Raffalovich and the members of his family de
clare that Dillon and OBrien have not been il
France and assert that they have sailed fol
America.
SUMMONS TO ROME.
LONDON, October 15th.-The star announce.
that Arehbishops Logue, Walsh, Croke anC
Maceyville have been summoned by the Pops
to Rome in the cary part Of next year. This
the star says is an unusual and significant step
1t is believed the summons is issued i'll connec
ton with the Irish political situation and kin
dred subjects. The Arehbishops and Bishop:
are now celebrating, and it is probable they
will soon issue q series of resolutions with ref
erence 10 Irish affairs.
OFF FOR PARIS
CHERBoURG, October l5th.-Dillon, OBrien
and Clancy arrived at noon today and started
for Paris this evening.
How THEY ESCAPED.
DUBLIN, October l5th.-The JRitef ireland
prints an account of the escape OF Dillon and
O'Brien written by OBrien himself lie says
I'VE rowed from Dalke Wednesday at midnight
to q yacht lying two miles off the Shore Mex
morning found US ninety miles away toward the
Welsh coast. Friday and Saturday we laid III
dead calm. On sunday morning we landed al
Lands End, when the wind again died away
and we were fore to lie sill day in the brilliant
sunshine within two miles OF shore. The Trim
ity House cutter passed quite close 20 US, and
the crew of the Royal Adelaide, off Falmouth
actually exchanged greetings with our sailors
"a fog buried Us from sight on Saturday
night, and four steamers were blowing foe
horns around US during the night. We cleared
the Lizard in the morning ana darted across
for the French coast to outtrick the British
shipping We were becalmed again on Mon
day and obliged to beat up the channel. A
brisk gale sprang up on Monday. While pas
sing Guernsey after midnight, we were appar
emily pursued by revenue cutter. which, how.
ever, was unable to weather the gale and
abandoned the chase In the morning we were
running free before the wind for Cherboure
where we landed at II o'clock. We had
reached our last days supply of fresh water
All arrangements worked perfectly, thanks to q
prominent Dublin citizen, who superintended
them and we had unparalleled good luck"
Mrs. OBden left Dublin this evening to join
her husband.