Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04
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EN'Miuistrr Patrick ryan Thinks the
Author uust be lausanne.
ST LUuis, June l.-HOu. Patrick
Egau, eN.ministur t. Guile, who was
w closely related 10 the late stewart
Psrnull ID Michael Dayitt Ia affairs
Of the lrieh Land league, when seen
last night Ia regard ~ Tynnn's book
containing startling confessions aud
charges relative ~ the Irish lnvinoiblu
conspiracy which fesu.ted IN the
Phoenix park ussussinAti ,soiJ. III lie
stated Ia New York that Tynnn's
writing aud publication Of this book u
nj tbs insllgntiJn Of the London Times.
which IL believed 10 be making
a second attempt 10 connect the late
Mr. parneil aud the pnfucllite party
with the extreme Or lnvlnCible wing
OF Irish agltators, charged with the
assassination Of Cavundish. The
Itmss In doing this snid that by throw
Ing such discfodit on tbs home rule
anu English liberal party us 10 result
IN n Tory victory ~ the next English
election which may now occur Rlmost
any day, owing 10 the dwiniling mt
iority OF the liberal votes, the result
to be- accomplished should the Tunes be
able 10 convince England that Parnull
and bis followers In the Land leAge
were cogniEant OF the scheme Of aseAsbi-
nation would bUa viudicatiOu offs own
attacks on patnell and others VI the
irish loAdtfs In the famous, but now
IisCrudited series ~ articles on Par
nUllisu aud Crime,' which appeared In
the Times. and led 10 the clBarlngOf Par
nell through the discovery VI the
pIggutt fOTgUTlus.
81 know Of mylown knowledge that
the IiWts has been engaged In this
seconu movement now for the pact
| two year,.
81 also know thai thcfimss has ennis.
safles Ia this country engaged IN the
/ Fcacfh for evidence that may 80 10
prove that Paruell Or the Land league
we're cOgnizlnt Of tho plan Of the oX-
| tttmist wing Of the irish agitnt0rF, the
wing that urged the employment OF
/ iofcu ia the struggle against Eng
/ land anu they advocated assassination.
| / do not express an opinion ~ to what
may or may not have led lyman TO
/ write aud publish this book, / cannot
! pass any Judgment on the correctness
| OF his details ~ 10 The formation " the
| nvinClblef, or M 20 the plans for tho
assassination Of CAvendiah or Of For
ester. 1 know nothing Of the Twin
/ cibles or OF the assufHiuation plans. Al
the time oil the murder Of Cavend iHh
1 was living In ParI-.
"rhe charge that parnell knew Of
these plans, or that he was aware of
the determination 10 keep tho office OF
chief secretary for Ireland vacant by
assassination, or that he urged more
| vigorous action when tho lnvincibles
| failed 90 assasslnate, IL absurd on
the face Of 10. BY none will il be more
/ quickly NJ credited than by those
members Of the Britith. Parliament who
served with Parnell and knew him.
IL Patnell or the Land leaguo or any
PATnelps followers hAi had any cOu.
neution with these crimes the fact
would surely have become known,
because the London Tines ransaCked
! Ireland, France, thU United states and
| England for evidence that would eslab.
lish this connecting link, buying up
every one II could, spending Ia
III over .l,OlO,OOO and then failed
In the attempt. ~ cannot account
u TyTan's charges except on the
theory that he may be- mentally uu-
sound. II no really was the "No. ~
Of tho conspiracy enling In the NJ.
saHsiuatiou OF Llru CRvondish, IL II
likely that he would acknowledge II
openly even though he might be pro-
ieciud by sxtralitl0u2 / do not know
whether or not the United States
would give up were n demand made by
England, but II seems 10 me that nc
man VINO had really been engaged Ia
such conspiracy aud murder would
pubiIsh the fact TO the world"
TlIE AUTHOR EXpLAISs,
NEW York, June 4.-rhe Word
this morning prints Interviews with
several prominent lrlAhmen on th'
sublsct OF Tynan'u book. Patrick Ford
says It Ia nothing more than an eiiOr
10 discTedit the Irish leaders In the In
terest OF the tory party. He say
lyman never knew Patnell.
Tue author VI the revelations, T., j
T.. lyman, the ono. /" OF the Irish In
yinciUlos, was seen at his home las
evening.
"The fight Ia now on and the wolye
who have been suHrling ut my heel
for years will begin To snarl airesh, ,
he said. al care nothing for them. NJ
shoulders are broad enough 10 stant
whatever may be put ON them In th
way OF abuse, There VIII be denial
ana abuses almost without end. IL 1
time the revelations were made. an,
It was but iust that / should maxi
them.n