INDEX.

Agnew, Frank, details of, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael in 1876, [172].
American Army, enlisted in, [9];
different engagements with, [11], [12].
American War, episodes in connection with, [13-19].
Anderson, Mr., communications with, [60], [100];
my reports to him regarding conversation with Mr. Parnell, [176];
and regarding my visit to Ireland, [181];
informs me of desire of Times for my services, [266];
introduces me to Mr. Houston, [267];
returns me my letters, [268];
my tribute to, [271].
Betts, Rev. Dr., at Dynamite Convention, [199];
presides over Clan-na-Gael caucus prior to League conventions, [206], [227].
Boland, Michael, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [125];
convicted of misappropriation of Clan-na-Gael funds, [261].
Bourke, General Thomas, on Executive of Irish Confederation, [104];
further details of, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [121];
trustee of Skirmishing Fund, [137].
Boyton, Michael, Devoy’s references to, as League organiser and Clan-na-Gael emissary, [157];
interview with, at Kilmainham Prison, [179];
his views on situation in Ireland, [180].
Brennan, Thomas, Secretary of Land League in Ireland, at Philadelphia Convention, [209];
story of his escape from Dublin, [230].
Breslin, John J., details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [124];
trustee of Skirmishing Fund, [136];
assists Stephens to escape from Richmond Bridewell, Dublin, [164].
Buffalo, the row at, [186].
Canadian Invasion, story of the first, [31];
story of the second, [82-85].
Carey, James, evidence of, regarding hand-grenade, [158].
Carroll, Dr. William, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [122];
trustee of Skirmishing Fund, [136];
action in connection with proposed alliance with Russia, [140];
visit to, on behalf of Mr. Parnell, and his views regarding position, [182].
Clan-na-Gael, the beginning of the, [106];
object of, [107];
views which led to formation of, [108];
general principles and methods of the, [110];
form of admission to, [112];
governing body of, [115];
appointed on Military Board of, [119];
leading men of the, [120];
and the Skirmishing Fund, [136];
work of the, [139];
proposed alliance of, with Russia, [139];
controls the Land League, [152];
letter from Devoy regarding same, [154];
Mr. Parnell on difficulties with Irish members of, [175];
Michael Boyton on same, [180];
Alex. Sullivan elected president of, [191];
change of constitution of, [191];
manipulating League organisation, [204];
details of scheme for same, [205];
and Phœnix Park murders, [208];
and Philadelphia Convention of Land League, [211];
Sullivan’s working of, [218];
books and documents burnt, [220];
and League Convention of 1886, [236];
Egan and National League, [237];
and Home Rule Bill, [246-248];
and League movement, [250];
finding of committee of, on Cronin charges, [261].
Clerkenwell Explosion, references to, [71].
Clingen, Colonel, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [122];
arranges for my bringing letters from Devoy to Europe, [159].
Collins, P. A., candidature for presidency of National League in America unsuccessful, because of his offer of reward for discovery of Phœnix Park murderers, [215].
Condon, O’Meagher, at Dynamite Convention, [198].
Conventions, Fenian, at Philadelphia, [60];
at New York, [76];
Clan-na-Gael, at Pennsylvania, [146];
at Wilkesbarre, [149];
Land League, at Buffalo, [186];
“Dynamite,” at Chicago, [187-194];
Land League, at Chicago, [204];
National League, at Philadelphia, [211];
at Boston, [227];
Clan-na-Gael, at Chicago, [231];
National League, at Chicago, [236];
Clan-na-Gael, at Chicago, [247], [259].
Cronin, Dr. P. H., reference to, [123];
attacks Sullivan for misappropriation of funds, [220];
sketch of his life, [221];
expelled from Clan-na-Gael, [226];
development of dispute between, and Sullivan, [258];
murder of, [262];
corroboration of my evidence through murder of, [270];
the story of the murder of, [Appendix].
Cross, Colonel, life and methods of, [44-48].
Daly, “Jack,” story of, and Dynamite Campaign, [243];
letters to Breslin on Home Office, [244].
Davitt, Michael, release and arrival of in America, [142];
opinions of, at this time, [143];
visits camps of Clan-na-Gael, [143];
meets with Devoy, [143];
takes up “New Departure,” [143];
returns to Ireland, [146];
second visit to America, [151];
advocates the Land League movement, [152];
takes ill at Braidwood, [152];
gives information unawares, [152];
paid back moneys advanced from Skirmishing Fund, [153];
Dr. Carroll’s views regarding, [183];
speech against, by Devoy, [259].
Devine, Joseph, story of escape of, from Illinois, [50].
Devoy, John, arrival and sketch of, [103];
further details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [76], [121];
trustee of Skirmishing Fund, [137];
and “New Departure,” [143];
letters regarding same, [145];
goes to Ireland as secret agent of Clan-na-Gael, [146];
report regarding position of revolutionary forces in Ireland, [147];
issues circular to Clan-na-Gael camps regarding Land League, [154];
supplies details of plots and plans of Clan-na-Gael, [155];
intrusts me with letters to Egan and O’Leary, [159];
communication with regard to Mr. Parnell’s views, [181];
letter from him regarding same, [182];
at Dynamite Convention, [199];
on Phœnix Park murders, [208];
in opposition to Sullivan, [219];
joins forces with Dr. Cronin, [225];
secedes from Clan-na-Gael, [226];
speech against Davitt, [259].
Documents, in connection with second Canadian raid, [78];
in connection with Clan-na-Gael, [112];
my procedure with regard to, [128];
telegram regarding “New Departure,” [144];
Devoy’s letter, [145];
Devoy’s letter re League and Clan-na-Gael, [154];
my report to my “camp” of League Convention, [213];
Egan’s letter of introduction to League in America, [234];
Clan-na-Gael circulars re Home Rule Bill, [246], [247];
Clan-na-Gael resolution re National League, [250];
extract from Cronin report on misappropriation of funds, [263].
Dunne, P. W., details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [123].
Dynamite, invention of hand-grenade, [158];
Convention of 1881, [187];
proceedings at, [188];
description of, [194];
Sullivan supplies particulars of campaign of 1883, [217];
sketch of same in England, [237];
methods of conveying, [240-242].
Egan, Patrick, and rescue of Australian prisoners, [73];
Devoy intrusts me with letter to, [159];
first meeting with, in Paris, [160];
description of, [161];
life with, in Paris, [167];
as “a Land Leaguer, and something else besides,” [168];
on Mr. Parnell as a Revolutionist, [169];
on the Land League accounts and audit, [169];
introduces me to M.P.’s, [171];
Devoy on, and Phœnix Park murders, [208];
arrival of, in America, [209];
position as regards matters in America, [211];
and Clan-na-Gael caucus in connection with Philadelphia Convention, [211];
appointed president of American National League, [227];
a tribute to, [228];
tells the story of his escape from Dublin, [229];
on Dr. Gallaher and Dynamite Campaign, [230];
speech at camp meeting at Philadelphia, [231];
supplies me with general introduction to League in America, [234];
circulars of, as president of League, to camps of Clan-na-Gael, [237];
charges by Rossa against, in connection with £20,000 paid to Sullivan, [264].
England, my first visit to, [36];
my second, [159];
my third, [257];
my fourth and last, [257].
Facsimile of Fenian bond, [27].
Fatalism, thoughts on, [24].
Feeley, Denis, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [124];
at the Dynamite Convention, [201];
acquitted but censured in connection with Cronin charges, [261].
Fenianism, state of affairs in connection with, [25];
methods of obtaining money for, [27];
Andrew Johnson’s government and, [28];
my first connection with, [29].
Fenian Brotherhood, I join the, [38];
I organise a “camp” or “circle” of, [40];
appointed major and military organiser of, [54];
my first speech to, [56];
appointed inspector-general of, [60];
appointed assistant-adjutant-general of, [74];
appointed adjutant-general and brigadier-general of, [82].
Fenian prisoners, rescue of, from Australia, [72].
Finerty, John F., and first Canadian invasion, [31];
at League Convention, [206].
Ford, Austin, medium of communication between Clan-na-Gael and Irish World, [133].
Ford, Patrick, as editor of Irish World, advocates Skirmishing Fund, [131];
sketch of, [131];
Irish World and Clan-na-Gael, [133].
Forester, Bill, escape of, from Illinois, [51].
Fox, Dr. J. G., meeting with, [251].
Gallaher, Dr., views on dynamite, [192];
at Dynamite Convention, [200];
introduced to Mr. Gladstone, [218];
organising Dynamite Campaign in England, [238];
with Sullivan in Chicago, [230];
sentence on, [241];
£1400 found on, [241].
Grant, General, and the second invasion of Canada, [88].
Hand-grenade adopted by Clan-na-Gael, [158].
Home Rule, effects of Mr. Gladstone’s Bill, [235].
Houston, Mr., first meeting with, [267];
preparation of evidence by, [269].
Hynes, Wm. J., details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [76], [123];
in communication with, regarding Mr. Parnell’s proposals, [184];
at Dynamite Convention, [196];
at Land League Convention, [206].
Inner Circle, Knights of the, [107], [117].
Ireland, visit to, [177].
Irish Confederation, formation of, [101];
executive of, [104].
Irish Republican Brotherhood, establishment of, [109];
John Devoy’s report on, [147];
troubles of Mr. Parnell with, [173];
Boyton’s references to position of, [180];
efforts of Sullivan to capture, [254].
Irish World, Patrick Ford in columns of, advocates Skirmishing Fund, [130];
reference to position of, [132];
and Clan-na-Gael, [133];
and Skirmishing Fund, [137];
statement of accounts, [193].
Johnson, Andrew, and first Canadian raid, [28], [35];
interview with, [57].
Jubilee Explosion Plot, reference to, [254];
Millen’s connection with, [255];
story of the, [Appendix].
Kenny, Dr., M.P., introduced to, by Patrick Egan, [179];
assisted by him to interviews with Boyton and others, [179].
Kerwin, Michael, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [78], [124].
Land League and Clan-na-Gael. See [latter].
Lomasney, Thos., first dealings with, [100];
description of, [101];
views on dynamite, [192];
dynamite work in England, [222].
Luby, Thos. Clarke, on executive of Irish Confederation, [104];
further details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [121];
trustee of Skirmishing Fund, [137].
M‘Micken, Judge, first communications with, [60];
his kindly treatment of me, [61];
and my troubles in connection with journey to Ottawa, [94];
my last meeting with, [273].
Medicine, I commence study of, [36];
resume study of, [97];
I enter Detroit College of, [100];
I become a fully qualified doctor of, [105];
I utilise my connection with, [126].
Meledy, Joseph, supplies details of “active” work of Clan-na-Gael, [158].
Millen, General, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [125];
goes to Ireland as military inspector for Clan-na-Gael, [146];
my meeting with, in Paris, [253];
his connection with Jubilee Explosion Plot, [254] and [Appendix].
Moroney, Joseph, and Jubilee Plot, [256];
introduced by J. S. Nolan, M.P., to House of Commons, [256];
in possession of £1200 for dynamite work, [274];
his movements in connection with same, [Appendix].
New Departure, Devoy and Davitt and, [143];
sketch of, [144];
advocated by Devoy in Ireland, [146];
received with enthusiasm by the Gaels, [149].
[See also “[Davitt]” and “[Devoy].”]
O’Connor, John, alias Dr. Clarke, travelling agent for Clan-na-Gael in Europe and ally of Egan, [190].
O’Donovan Rossa, arrival of, and sketch of, [102];
further details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [121];
advocates “Skirmishing Fund,” [130], [135];
Devoy on difficulties regarding, [156];
expelled from Clan-na-Gael, [209];
work of his agents in England, [237];
controversy with Egan regarding the £20,000, [264].
O’Kelly, J. J., member of executive of Irish Confederation, [104];
obtains seat in Parliament by misappropriation of Clan-na-Gael funds, [153];
interview with, in House of Commons, [172].
O’Leary, John, letter for, given me by Devoy, [159];
my first meeting with, [161];
Sullivan informs me, must be got rid of, [185].
O’Neill, General John, and Fenianism, [29];
commands first invasion of Canada, [32];
extract of report regarding same, [34];
sketch of his life, [38-40];
my loan to, [77];
general orders of, in connection with second invasion of Canada, [83];
speech to the invaders, [85];
arrest of, [88];
sentence on, [97];
and the Riel Rebellion, [98];
last days of, [99].
O’Reilly, John Boyle, arrival in America of, [72];
at invasion of Canada, [88].
Parnell, Mr., and the New Departure, [144];
arrival in America, [130];
supported everywhere by Clan-na-Gael representatives, [130];
returns to Ireland for General Election, [151];
Devoy on position of, with regard to Clan-na-Gael, [157];
my first meeting with, [171];
House of Commons interview with, [175];
gives me his portrait, [177];
his request to me carried out, [190];
and Kilmainham Treaty, [210];
cables to American supporters, [212];
subsequent references to, [215], [235], [236], [255].
Powderly, J. V., speech at Dynamite Convention, [201];
at Land League Convention, [206].
Phœnix Park murders, Clan-na-Gael and Devoy and, [207].
Rebow, Mr. John, communicates my letters regarding Canadian invasion to Government, [30];
arranges for my joining Secret Service, [37].
Revolutionary Directory of Clan-na-Gael, details regarding, [116];
Devoy supplies particulars regarding plans of, [155];
referred to with respect to Mr. Parnell’s complaint regarding Irish Republican Brotherhood, [186];
complaints regarding, [188].
Reynolds, James, details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael, [122];
trustee of Skirmishing Fund, [136].
Russia, Clan-na-Gael alliance with, [140].
Secret Service, I join the, [37];
general references to, [273-276].
Sheridan, P. J., in Kilmainham Prison, [179];
arrival of, in America, [209].
Skirmishing Fund and O’Donovan Rossa, [121];
advocated in Irish World, [131];
and Clan-na-Gael, [136];
pays for expenses of Devoy and Millen in Ireland, [149];
statement of accounts of, from Irish World, [193].
Special Commission, my offer of evidence for, [259];
I appear as a witness at, [269].
Speech, my first Irish, [55].
Stephens, James, brought from France for Irish Confederation, [104];
my first meeting with, [163];
story of his escape from Richmond Bridewell, [164].
Stone of Destiny, plot to obtain, [224].
Sullivan, Alexander, my first meeting with, [61];
the early career of, [62];
manipulation of the Irish vote in America by, [63];
appointed collector of internal revenue at Santa Fé, [65];
reporter in Chicago, [65];
further details regarding, and his connection with Clan-na-Gael in 1876, [120];
supplies details of “active” work of Clan-na-Gael, [158];
my report to, regarding Mr. Parnell’s views, [184];
informs me result of same, [185];
elected president of Clan-na-Gael, [191];
trip to Europe, [191];
at Dynamite Convention, [203];
elected president of Land League, [212];
supplies particulars of Dynamite Campaign of 1883, [217];
charged with misappropriation, [219];
at war with Cronin and Devoy, [225];
Mr. Sexton’s tribute to, [228];
and J. G. Blaine’s candidature, [235];
tried and acquitted but censured in connection with Cronin’s charges, [261];
proved to have received £20,000 from Egan in Paris in 1882, [263];
alleged connection with Cronin murder, [Appendix].
Sullivan, A. M., the late, reference to, [170];
cautioned regarding, [177];
story about Mr. Biggar, [178].
“Times,” the, my first dealings with, [266].
Triangle, the, formed in connection with split in Clan-na-Gael, [220];
acknowledgments of money received by, [231];
charges against, [232].
Tynan, P. J., No. One of the Phœnix Park murders, present at Boston Convention, [228].
“United Irishmen,” the, of New York, [107].
“United Brotherhood,” reference to, [110].
“U. S.,” formation of, [219].
“V. C.” See “[Clan-na-Gael].”
Walsh, R. P., the father of the Clan-na-Gael, [108].

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