Trial Three?
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Immediately after the end of the second trial it appeared as if a third trial might take place. In the spring of 1881, the Feeheley brothers, James and William, were implicated in the deaths of the Donnellys. Newspapers printed confessions from the Feeheleys who claimed that they could connect James Carroll as well as others to the Donnelly murders. Crown Attorney Charles Hutchinson arranged to have the Feeheleys extradited from the United States (where supposedly they were in hiding).
Court Documents
- Unknown, Statements About the Feeheleys, April 31, 1881
- Various Authors, Information on Murders, 1881, 1881
- Unknown, Statements Regarding the Feeheleys, July 10, 1881
Diaries, Journals or Reminiscences
Letters
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, February 7, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, February 7, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, February 8, 1881
- Patrick Donnelly, Letter to C. Hutchinson from Patrick Donnelly, April 25, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, May 13, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, May 23, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, May 25, 1881
- U.S. Attorney's Office, Extradition of the Feeheleys, June 9, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, September 29, 1881
- Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, October 2, 1881
Newspaper or Magazine Articles
- Unknown, The Biddulph Tragedy Opened Up Afresh, London Free Press, May 21, 1881
- Unknown, What the Feeheleys Say They Know About the Biddulph Tragedy, London Advertiser, May 23, 1881
- Unknown, The Biddulph Tragedy - Continued Interest in the New Developments, Globe, May 24, 1881
- Unknown, The Biddulph Tragedy, London Advertiser, May 26, 1881
- Unknown, Note on the Feeheley "Confession", Huron Signal-Star, May 27, 1881
- Unknown, The Biddulph Tragedy - Arrival of the Warrant for the Feehleys' Extradition, Globe, June 29, 1881
- Unknown, The Feeheleys - Their Formal Arrest on a Warrant Last Night, Charged With the Murder of the Five Donnellys, London Advertiser, July 5, 1881
- Unknown, Trial of the Feeheleys, Huron Signal-Star, July 15, 1881
- Unknown, The Feeheleys, London Advertiser, September 1, 1881
- Unknown, The Assizes - True Bills Found Against James and William Feheeley, London Advertiser, September 24, 1881