Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
JONES' ANrI-ENGLrsu EDITORIALS.
Wrote Articles in Irish Republic In
Moat InIInmmnIorN LnmEnnEr.

Wrote Articles in Irish Republic In
Most InfInmmntorS Language.
NEW YORK, Nov. li--Two editorials, as
well as some small items, from the pen
of Thomas Mcrrick Jones appeared in the
Irish Republic during the absence of c. o.
Mclaughlin, the editor OF that paper,
through Illness one headed "Unmasked."
denounced Joseph Chamberlain, British
colonial secretary, in unmeasurCd terms
Just before he had landed in New York
on his recent visit here. 1t is said the re-
suit of this article was to have Mr.. Cham
berlain placed under the protection of de-
tectiyes during his stay in America.
The editorial which occasioned the great
est excitement among lrshmon and de-
ruuciation by them in general was published
IN the Irish Republic on September 10 last
a week after Or. Thomas Gallagher. who
wa released from Portland prison, had ar
rived here. Jones was one of the amnesty
committee which received Gallagher and his
denunciation Of the doctors prison treat
ment was bitter in the extreme. In the
next issue of the paper he had published an
editorial entitled strike Her to the Heart
which refers to England's treatment Of
Gallagher, Whitehead and othAr political
prisoners in English jEls and says.
what are we going to do with all this
English barbarity? Gallagher and Whitehead
and Murphy are American citizens. VIII
word Of protest against this inhuman treat
mcnt of them? Surely not"
In conclusion, the editorial says: "a
stil further duty rests upon lrishmen. They
cannot AFFORD to sit down and whine about
their woes. Whining will neither release
DR.. Gallagher from DIR. Wilson's asylum in
Amityvlle nor ayengc him and his fellow
sufferers We must be up and doing, and
driving the tears back to our hearts. set
about teaching England a lesson she will
ever remember. No more mercy should be
shown to England than to wild beast and
for every eye we should have al eye, and
for every tooth n tooth. This is the day OF
vengeance! Strike her to the heart"
CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-Thomas Meri Jones
was In Chicago and registered at McCoy's
hotel September %, 1895. He was a guest
OF the house until October g. and occupied
room 23l. Mr.. Mccoy in speaking of the
man who gave the sensational testimony al
the Ivory trial in London, said:
Il have no recollection of Jones' and If
met him l have forgotten. | attended one
session OF the convention, but the rest Of
the time was busy at the hotel and did not
keep the run of proceedings. | believe his
evidence is rubbish He is probably In the
employ Of the British government. and his
story is told in order to make a blun at
earning his salary | do not know of any
thing except the cauCusCs which are usual
at all conventions"
DUBLIN, Nov. A-Jones, the government
spy, who created such a sensation yesterday
at Bow street police court, when he testified
against Richard J. Ivory. the alleged Irish
American dynamiter. was in this city within
the last fortnight. He tried to establish re-
lations OF a sensational character with per
sons who are supposed to hold extreme polit-
ical views He also stated that two per-
sons mentioned by him in his evidence as
being lrsh-Amcrican agitutors were really
In the pay OF the British government.
The TolCgraDh of this city saws ii has
indisputnble proof that Jones was in Dublin
ten days ago on q mission from Scotland
yard trying to work up an outrage. The Tele
graph adds that whenever necessary ii can
produce the man upon whom Jones called
and offered dynamite machines.