New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-14
p. j. lyman ARRESTED.
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS RE-
CALLED BY HIS CAPTURE IN
FRANCE
SURPRISED BY AN ENGLISH DETECTIVE IN
BoULOGNE-HE Is THOUGHT TO BE CON
NEcTED WITH TIE IRISH DYNA-
MITE FACTION.

London. Sept 13-P J. lyman. the notorious
frequently mentioned during the trial of the per-
sons charged with the murder of Lord Frederick
Cavendlsh. Chief Secretary for Ireland. and T.
II. Burke, Permanent Under Secretary. in Phoc
nix Park Dublin on May g. 1SS2, was arrested
at Bouogne, France at 4 o'clock this morning
on a warrant issued in 1881
lyman is also charged with being concerned in
the manufacture of dynamite bombs for use in
England 1t has been learned that he arrived In
Europe in August. at Genoa. He proceeded thence
to Paris. where, it is alleged, he consorted with
the Irish dynamite faction.
on Friday he arrived at Boulogne 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 revolver at
his head and threatened TO shoot him If he made
the slightest resistance lyman speedily
secured. He subsequently admitted his identity
In his possession were found a considerable
sum of money and number of incrimlnatng
papers He will he arraigned before judge IN
BculOgne tom DrrOW with view of securing MS
extradition 1t Is said that his arrest IS con on
nccted with the arrests of Bell and wallace. the
former having been captured in Glasgow and the
latter in Rotterdam.
Lord Frederick Cavendish arrived in Dublin
May G. 1882, to be present the formal entry of
the new Niceroy of Ireland. Lord spencer. During
the day he engaged in official business at the
Castle. later he left the Castle foot to walk in
Phoenix Park where he met Mr.. Burke 1t was a
bright summer evening between and o'clock,
scarcely less light than MONDAY and there were
many people in the park The two men walked
along the principal road until they were within a
yards of the Phoenix Monument Some boys
bicycles passed them and rode around the mon
ument. and when they returned found the Chlef
Secretary and Mr. Burke lying the ground dead
and covered with wounds Both were in large pools
of blood on examination it found that Mr.
Burke had received several stabs near the region
Of the heart and that his throat had been cut lis
clothing was much torn and his hands bore marhS
Of fierce and protracted encounter Lord FRED
erick Cavendsh had been stabbed in several places
about the chest The crime Witnessed by sew
eral persons who thought the participants were
roughs wrestling. Four men who were seen drlV-
ing in car toward the monument Were known 9v; 10
be the murderers. but for some time lheir u'"''S
The news of the assassinations caused intense
indignation and sorrow; 4 reward OF $oV~ , was Was
offered to any who should give Information thal
would lead TO the CONVECTION 0l the niutr,IrIS ni, &
a further of so" for such private information non
as should lead to the same results, WIN lrce
pardon TO any person not the actual perpetrator OF
the murders and fun protection III any piIt a.
Her Matestys dominions Many arrests were uIl'au'
hut the 6riefest examination convinced the author
ties that the police were not even oh 'ne ""0 "
the murderers ,,, , ,oo,,. fouou,e1
and a large number of further arrests made
Among the prisoners James carey, a Town.
Councillor who later turned informer re had
ured other men JOIN the lnvincibles. whlch WIS
an inner circle of the Fenian organization, the
object Of which to murder Government ON
cals Carey had arranged the Phoenix Park
assassinations and had given the signal when ne
deed was TO be done lyman, the man arrested
to-day was one of those appointed TO organize
eocefv i'm Dublin The trial of the accused men
resulted in the conviction of Joseph Brady. Danel
Curiey Michael Fagan. Thomas Cafrey ana I'm I'm
otbv cllV all Of whom were executed dI'N
was released and started on voyage unacr tr
Nelrosc Castle He followed by an irlsh
avenger who shot and killed him at Port ELIZA