The Dublin Tragedy.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 74, 20 February 1883, Page 2

The Dublin Tragedy.

TH^ PHGENIX PARK MURV l DERS.

IDENTIFICATION OF THE ASSASSINS. |HE INFORMER'S NARRATIVE. A MURDEROUS BAND. BLOOD MONEY. ' A DEADLY VENDETTA . THE DOOMED VICTIMS,' j * HISTORY OF THE CRIME. -"• A TALE OF HORROR. THE PRISONERS TERRORSTRICKEN.

(by electbio telegraph.— copyright.) (special to' united press association.) London, Feb. 18. Brady, one of the uien m custody for the Phoeaix, Park murder ; has been identified as the man who stabbed Mr Burke. _ ... . _..„ ... ....,■>. - -r The prisoner Carey has now turned informer, and deposed to the identity of 5 all the other prisoners v save one, as having been the assassins* / Mr Foreter, Mr and "Earl Cowper were all sentenced to death, and,, repeated efforts were -made-' to kill Forster, but they all miscarried. ; An unknown person, termed- 1 " Number one.'Nlirecfced the movements ot the murderers, supplying unlimited fund's raised, it is believed; m America, or by the Land League. Carey suggested the use of the amputation knives, and spvac of the band waylaid. Mr Burke , : and Lord Cavendish. Kelly, Brady, Delaney, and McCaffery were the actual- mur=>~ derers, and Carey signalled the approach, of^the victims, q j .;, ! ; : O I v B^rady, finished off Lord Cavendish, and Kelly stabbed Mr Burke, Brady afterwar s cutting his throat. The weapons used were afterwards destroyed. .■■■■ ni .j y , •., : .-•-.• :' : , ;.'; : The prisoners appeared terror-struck ; at this evidence, and Carey was 1 hissed by^he mob. - - — - „ - —