Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

B fflF lfaulnk IofHtAiAtH. WINE was
IN the confidence OF all the leaders. At
this time an important member. mem
toned In the book ms "IS." was en-
rolled In the 'InwncibieH."
yc,v Recruit Obtained.
He had been enlisted at a meeting OF
the Irish parliamentary rncmbers, and
was astounded upon learning their Sc
cret policy. This man had previously
looked upon the Parnellto parliament
tary government MS folly. but he now
became convinced that II was because
of this secret, vigorous policy that the
Irlsh-American national leaders were
supporting Parnell Then he switched
Off on the theory that the "aeute crisis
had forced the parnelilte party 10 take
action In spite OF Themselves" Then
he took counsel OF his friend ''F." "F"'
told * OF the true state OF affairs, but
advised him to refrain from letting "2"
know the extent OF his Information.
Through the influence OF "2" upon 'It'
the latter obtained new recruit to the
'fnylnclbles." This recruit. as lyman
calls ~" at that time "a Parnellite
and a member Of the British parlla-
ment" tx" was afterward. It is stat
ed. appointed chief OF the Dublin coun-
Gil OF the 'Invlnclbles."
Plot 20 Remove ParneiI.
lyman Describes the system or or
ganlzatlon adopted by the Dublin In
yineibles council, All correspondence
was destroyed when read. Notwlth-
standing this precautlon, panic pos
sessed the Parnellies IN parliament
when the Pigutt forgeries appeared In
the Times. II was finally decided to
attempt the removal" OF Mr.. Forster
then chief secretary for ireland. and
q certain part OF Dublin quays near
the Phoonix park was selected. A
plan OF attack was arranged and In
vincihle sentrles were posted along the
route the chief secretary's carriage
took through the streets but a mis-
take In the pre-arrangement system of
secret signals caused the plan to prove
abortive.
Because OF this failure Carey was
removed from any consultative posi-
tion on the council A second opper-
tunity to remove Secretary Forster
was abandoned because OF the pres
cnco OF ladies' In his carriage, whom
the 1nvinclbes feared to injure
'hrouBh accident
"'"' "'"'."'
80, 80 ,'i''e Wv '''''''''i''"' t'e''S'
"e ie'easu VI i"'He", "e ''s'B"u-
lloh OF Shlel secretary fo'Ater events
Whleh WSStlheu the lhV'hciple cour'
~ QUINN lEhoh p"ihtH out the iaIsl-
W OF .he careers put Iorth mat me
i"N'''v'o'o "c'orS III ihe fhoehiN PARK
ttoBeuy were ueHper"'e men ehr"sed
~ the conclusion OF farnei'S treaty
VIZ" tne soIG''','ehr ueuause 'he
vNpe'''YP vi Wv '"Y'''u'o,pS az '"ut
80 ,,''F o'u'ieu V''',''uu'ee ".
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49,, n,.sa,,. - s,,,a ,.aaI
aoi
,rha ,a,ro,,s,,,, t,,,,i,ouia oe,o.. t.,
ohars, ia nmhtI, rano,,,o1 ,ho sanot,aa
ana or,icrs ~ ,h,, tr,sh parnei,,,o r.rtv
bafore atrit,iuy blow me IpvincI.
bIes were carrying an tho v,,r declnr-
ed bv their abatement A dlspatch
from these parnenitc attachments. IL is
claimed. would hnye made the re-
moyals In Phoenix park on the 9th
dnv of Mav. 1850 an lmpossibllty.
ITO their honor" says lyman. "they
did not send this dispatch The honor
OF tina tragic events rests ON the states
mnnship OF the parnelllte movement"
''RcmoNnl" Of uuvcndtsh n"d Hurhe'