The Poole Telegram. — 1883-01-26 (Poole, Dorset, England)

THE ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY. EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS.  The startling revelations made at the Dublin Police-court on Saturday by the informer Farrell will probably stimulate the hope which has long existed that the authorities would shoitly bring to justice the /014114)PitI8 of Lord Frederick Cavendish end Mr. Bourke. Unhappily this is not at present likely to happen, and we have Vol authority for stating this. The • inner circle' of the organisation deem ibed by Farrell is compesed of assassins unknown to each other, and the authorities know that it was this inner circle carried out the Phoenix-park aisissinatlons. Farrell knows nothing of the men who actually perpetrated the deed, and thus while the detectives have been on the right track their effort cannot prove successful, owing to want of diree't testimony. It will probably be shown in the fuither evidence that the police believe they have the knives with which the Phosnix-park murder were committed, and other remarkable discaveries made by the detectives will for the first tinia be made public. It would appear that the plan Of presenting a letter to the party to be assassinated as a signal to the assassins lying in wait has been frequently adopted. But it will be shown that, owing to mietakes by contederatee, the intended victims have providentially escaped.  It is ;toted that the authorities are nr t confining their investigations to Ireland in endeavouring to unravel the mystery hitherto surrounding ths workings of the alielfel Assassination Society in Du bli o. Active steps have ben taken to disc4ver, if possible, the head-quai t ire and ringleaders of the organisation in England, horn whence it is known the weapons us..d in the various outrages have been obtained. During the last three weeks a party of Irish detectives, acting under the orders of one of the most experienced of the Dublin pillion officials, have been making careful inquiries in all the more important Irish centres in the North of England and in the various meeting-houses in the metropolis. The result of these investigations haa now been placed in the hands of the Home Secretary, and the information gained is said to be of a very important character, and it is considered probable that several arrests may be made on this aide of the Channel in connection with the mattsr.  There isl tide doubt that the Irish police are at las. 311 tho track of the Phoenix-park assassins, and it may turn out that the miscreants are actually now in custody. On Saturday the 21 men, who were apprehended a week previously on suspicion of inspiring tl murder Government officials, were again brought up, and an approver named Farrell was ex iminect at 8011113 length. His evidence contained some startling disclosures. showing beyond doubt that Fanianiam still survives in Ireland; that for some time past an organisation ha existed in Dublin for the sole purpose of assassinating Government officials and other persons obnoxious to tie extreme Nationalist party; that this "assassination committee ' planned and carried out the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke; and that it wai by more mischance Mr. Forster escaped the doom pronounced upon him. It was by the otders of this detsstable brotherhood, too that the murderous assault was made on Mr. Field, and Mr. Joe. tics Lawson's life placid in danger. The Assassination Society is divided into "centres," from the head of which the members receive their orders. Toe prisoners will be again brought up next Saturday, when further revelations are expected.  There is nothing more nourishing and warming in cold weather than a cup of really good Cocoa, but the difficulty has been to obtain it pure. This may be secured at a cost of one half-penny for a large breakfast cup by using Cadbury's Cocoa, which goes three times as far as the adulterated and starchy compounds ordinarily sold, the smallest packet making fourteen breakfast cups of strong Cocoa.