The sun., 1896-09-14
lyman ARRESTED AT LAST.
ONE OF THE BAND OF PHGyIX
PARK MURDERERS.

re veatursd Into France and Was Caught
srtek Cavendish-D Done 20 Death bv Irish
ueibiec, or whom lyman Was "No. Il"
LONDON. Sept 13.-B. J. lyman, the notorious
No. 1" of the Irish Invincibles who was 40
frequently mentioned during the trial Of the
persons charged with the murder OF Lord Fred
erick Cavendish, Chief Secretary for ireland,
and Mr.. T. H. Burke, Permanent Under Secrc-
tary, in Ph9nix Park. Dublin, on May o. 1882.
was arrested at Boulogne, France. at o'clock
this morning, on q warrant issued in 1882. Ty-
nan is also charged with being concerned in tho
manufacture Of dynamite bombs for use In Eng
land.
1t has been learned that he arrived in Europe
In August, when no debarked at Genoa. He
proceeded thence to Parts. where. It is alleged
he consorted with the Irish dynamite faction.
On Friday he arrived nt Bouogne and ex-
pounded Fenian views at the hotel bar. He had
been watched since he arrived in France by an
English detective who this morning placed him
under arrest The officer pointed n revolver at
his head and threatened TO shoot him II he made
the slightest resistance.
lyman wna speedily secured. He subsequently
admitted his identity. In his possession were
found q considerable sum Of money and q num-
Der OF discriminating papers. He will bo ar
raigned before Judge In BouloEne tomorrow
with view to securing his cxtradition. 1t 10
said that his arrest is connected with the ar
rests of Bell and Wallace. the former having
been captured In Glasgow and the latter In Rot
terdam.
Lord Frederick Cavendish arrived In Dublin
on May 8. 1882, to be present at the formal
entry Of the new yiceroy OF Ireland. Lord
Spencer. During the day he was engaged in
official business at the Castle. Later he left the
he met Mr.. Burke.
1t WAS n bright summer evening. between
day. and there % Were many ry' people In the park.
The two men walked along the principal road
Until they were within few yards 't,i,oc Of the
and when they returned found the Chief secre::
and covered with wounds.
On examination IL was found that Mr.. Burke
the heart and that his throat had been cut.
His clothing was much torn and his hands bore
been
about tho chest. The crime was witnessed by
several persons. who thought the participants
seen driving in . car toward tho monument
were known to DO the murdorers. but for some
time their identity could not be established.
The news of tho Assassinations caused in
tense Indignation and sorrow. A reward of
Information that would lead to the con yiction
Of the murderers. ana further sum OF s.. 900
for such private Information as should lead 10
the same results, with q free pardon to any per-
not tho actual perpetrator OF tho murders,
and full protection In any part of her Majestys
dominiops.
Many arrests were made. but the briefest ex-
animation convinced the authorities that the
police were not even on the track of the inur-
derers. At last clues were obtained and closely
followed and large number of arrests wore
made. Among the prisoners was Jamea Carey,
q town Councillor. who later turned informer.
He had iured other men TO Join the lnvincibles,
which was an inner circle OF the Fenian or
ganization. the object OF which was to murder
Government officials. Carey bad arranged the
Phoenix Park assassination. and had given the
signal when the deed WAS to be done
lyman. the man arrested to-day. was one of
those appointed to organize q society In Dublin.
The trial Of the accused men resulted in the con-
viction of Joseph Brady. Daniel Curley, Michael
Pagan. Thomas Caffrey. and Timothy Kelly. all
OF whom were executed. Carey was released
and started on aNoya age under An assumed name
for south Africa on the steamer Melrose Castle.
He was followed by an Irish avenger who shot
and killed him at Port Elizabeth.