The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-03

In the Dublin streets. and the Inside his
tory OF the other stirring events of that
momentous period arc told in Tynau's
volume.
The final total desertion of the Invirei-
bles by the Irish Parliamentary party is
also minutely described. The actual IRE
movals" in Phoenix park of the two sec
retaries is thus described:
The new chief Of the British murder
society had scarcely more than arrived in
Dublin Castle to attend the mummeri-s
attached TO the installation oe new
usu iping governor-geuerai of Ireland 70
represent his sovereign. when be was made
aware that he should be guarded, as his
predecessor Was. the PERSON who coz
veyed this information to him was the
permanent official. the under secretary OF
the bureau of assassination. This official
was stained with many crimes com united
against Ireland; be was rebel and rene
gsde in the employ OF her foes. and yet his
black offenses were venal compared TO
that OF tins new conner. his chief.
The Inviucible chief never for q mo-
ment lost sight of the probability amount
ing almost To a certainty. OF an alarm be-
ing given which would arouse the enemies
OF the garrison and change the whole
complexion Of the attack But this in all
human probability could not occur before
the chiefs of the British murder gang
wers destroyed: in thus accomplishing
their purpose the victory woald rest With
the Irish. They knew the closing OF the
psrk gates would more than probably fol-
low any noisy commotion. which would
also be the signal for the constabulary
barracks. which was near by, TO pour forth
renforcements of armed men.
Every precaution that human iugenu-
ity could devise was taken, so there should
be no b,under. That these chiefe of the
enemy's murder bureau should be slain
was of paramount Importance even il the
sacred band persisted aud every member
be left bleeding on tho green sward or
roadway near that Phoenix monument.
leader we'll knew. without numbers Of the
foe biting the dust. for the Invincibles
were prepared to sell their lives dearly.
the sacred band went into the park
that afternoon with the impression which
was more strongly shared by the leaders
that they could not possibly hope TO ex-
pect such swift aud rapid success To re-
ward their efforts as actually came to pass:
they went there expecting that the sup
preston OF the secretaries would almost
certainly bring on a combat to the death.
'The newly arrived chief OF the British
assassination bureau In Ireland met his
confederate, the under secretary, In the
Phoenix park by appointment, and not by
accident as was supposed. The subject OF
their open air conference was Forster's dam
gerous position, which the new invader
received with incredulity. The under sec
Rotary spoke of the necessity Of increasing
the vigilance and the number of official
guards. Some Of these guards were care
less. and not expecting any attack, were
to be sean lettering about. The two con-
fefred and were seen discussing Fosters
danger when the Invincibles came up.
THE hearts of those present stand still
for moment as il their pulsatiou had
ceased and fingers are mechanically pressed
upon the concealed weapons each man
bears on his person. Every ear is strained
for the shout Of rage from the scattered
foe. or signal gun sure to be re-echoed by
{ he rattle of small arms. But il passed
away, no alarms are sounded. The secre-
taries are stretched upon the ground. Ire
land has struck her assailant and invader
back again. In the persons of her chief
tAins the foe is slain. The four Invincibles
mount the car and they are driving of
when the Irish paladiu who struck the
first blow leaves the side OF his more
youthful and gallant cop,rade and steps
again upon the ground. As IL in protest
against remaining concealed his revolver
has sprung on the sod. The young man
coolly steps down and picks M his weapon
and resuming his place on the car the
vehicle quickly disappears.