The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-03
NO. | WRITES A BOOK
lyman Goes lniO The History Of ihe
Phoenix Park Murders
1T MAKES A BIG SENSATION
Some People Suspect That It's a
Campaign Document Issued to
Help the Conservative Cause
Going Into Details.
PnhIlshed hy rermlsslon Of the Author.

Published by Permission Of the Author.
NEw YosK, June 2.-rhe New York
World has obtained advanced proof of q
sensational book upon Irish affairs,
written by p. J. lyman tho Irish invinci-
BILE, more generally known as Number
One" The book referred to is entitled
The Irish National Invincibles and
Their Times" and its apparent purpose
Is TO prove beyond doubt the connection
of the "Iuvinciblesn with the Irish parlia-
mentary party. On the other hand 1t Is
asserted by some Irishmen that Tynan's
book was written in order to further the
campaign Of Lord Salisbury and the tory
party and that it is simply campaign lit
erature from the conservative camp. In
fact. IL is stated. that even at this time.
before the book is finished. 1t is supposed
TO have been seen By more than n few
friends of the author. copious extracts
from it having been made, and that mil
lions Of circulars calling attention to
Tynan's book have been printed ready for
distribution to English voters upon tho
dissolution Of parliament.
The Irish parliamentary party publicly
denounced tho authors of the Phoenix
park crimes. and in SO doing, it Is claimed
by lyman, they were sailing under false
colors to betray the trusting Irish" "for
this" says Mr.. lyman in bis Introductory
chapter, "and for the purpose Of exposing
their hypocrisy this book was undertaken.
II assails the policy and action of the in-
vincibles. These false parliamentarians,
these false politicians, are heaping noun
tains Of infamy on their own memories"
II is claimed that tho book proves, in
the first place. that the assertions Of tho
London Times which resulted in the
Parnel trial were not only abso-
lutely true as far as they went,
but might have gone to farther
length and still have been correct. In
fact, 1t is claimed by lyman that the agi-
tation which produced the Phoenix park
murders. the wholesale assassination
throughout Ireland and tho dynamite out
RACES, was actually revolt OF the nation
with prominent members Of the Irish par
liamcntary party as leaders, and not
desperate effort Of few fanatics to win
notoriety for themselves. Tynan's book
is supposed to reveal the methods and
workings of what is known as the Inner
c,rcle,m as its author was the trusted
Ieauer OF .ne "noie ca'npnign' Inc
Phoenix park murders were, IL is asserted.
deliberately planned by him and
intended as an Offset to the
Imprisonment OF MS chieua'n'
PArnell. in an English prison. lyman
unhesitatingly denounees Iladstone as
the typical hypocrite Of the age. and the
faiure::of the constitutional agitation is,
as he states, only a repetition of history
and already an evidence OF tue perhdy oil
the Briton ana MS unwiiingness 10 rem
der justice unless compelled 10 DO so py
force. The book states thAt "ons FAR
neiii'o member OF parliament wanted 10
60 to ireland to remove FORESTER ,he
predecessor OF Lord Frederick oavendisn
as CHIEF secretary. lhe MEMBER 10
claimed, remains TO ihls DAY one OF the
leaders OF the provinciaiists' Tue nome
rule parliamentary party. lhe invineiole
administration appointed three men 10
take charge OF tue cohauct OF anairs'
| "All but two members OF the executive