The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-20


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From Our own Correspondent
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- DUBInS, June Goth, 1873.
The great event of the week has been the
Che Nsssnam's .ysnr.af ~ Sir Arthur Guinness
had been OBLIGED 70 ay The country TO escape
charge . bsgspy, and that bis recognized
Ear peopfe. / beiiaye I myself was about the
frst 10 write about the matter giving the
names and doubtless my readers will remem-
Der what I have aid. I need not. sberefors,
repest is. Very low people imagined that Sir
in Dublin. for nearly eyery one believed that
had been scld Of him. Stili fewer people i'm.
agired thas he would take action with regard
to the paragraph 10 the Freeman, but suppose
he had no sisernstivS but to COME ferward and
disprcvo it il he could. Accordingly he did
come forward. Towards the close OF last week
he obtsined 2 summons Z, from the police magis-
tor. nud IN. WilIiam Keliy. pubiisher Oh che
Neemais JoarsaI TO shov cause why crirui-
nal indicsmens should not be filed against
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in the police eourt moi onIy by Council. but IN
w weFe siso ia attsndsnoe. Amidst breathiesss
silence ana in Che presence Of many Of the
most prominent citizens of Dublin.. Mr.. Mac.
donoueb. q C.. stated the case for the nrose.
cution. This learned gentleman characterized
libel he had ever read or heard Of and con.
Guided by saving that Sir Arthnr cininneas
would teny That had ever married any one
hnt T,aSV Olive Gninnesa Sir Erfhnr lid
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paragraph referred to himself, most ample
and abiect apology was then offered on behaIf
refused. and straiebtWay tbes prosecutor;s
counsel nrooeesied to cail.witnessts ~ whom
he had q eoodly humber In attendanee' He
had twn,thines to proye-thst fhs nnbIic be.
Hesed it vas Sir Arthur Guinneaa fhat was
referred TO by the Ercenas. and chat Sir John
Grny vas the nronriasor of that naner Thara
was scsrceiv nny necessity to prove tt at M
bnk sdmitted- To nroya the Observation-Disclosures
noint vas n connarativeIv easv fasE Six or
seyen nersons. amoDost them Being The haron-
cts fathar in Law, tf,a Earl If Rantrr swora
That they beIisyed that the person All Id to have
f5ed the conntrv throuuh fsar of a prosecntion
for hinamv vas NO other Shan Sir Xrthnr
Gninnese To make E;s JnI,u Ssrav resnon allie
bowaver VIA. moi 40 aasv and SStnrdry,s ,,ro
caedin0s came to a eloss vithont apv nrogress j
y1hateyer being made in the matter. On Tues-
dny the case care on aoai1 Sir Arthur C3uin-
meas and his legal and other friends looked
more savage and determined than on Satur-
dsy. For q few minute IL seamed "A II the
case would come to an end every moment. for
Sir John Gray's oounsaI !. onene4 the rail- nv
obserying that since his cIient's aon had bean
Summoned TO rive evidenca against his father.
BY provinc thss be Cthe ,fstherj was proprietor
OF the freeman, he Wonld admit that be ,oas
propriesor. sir John GRAY Would not for the
world harrow his sons feelipas by not IRVING
TO obyiate the neceusity of lis doing SO nor.
OWL father. OF course. this was. p1re clan
trap, becaus. the son could have refused to
give, the required evidence. But whatever its
obieet Was. this niece of alan.tran wa not
suecessfnL Sir Arthur Gaiaasss' counsel said
thew could prove that Sir John Gray.Was re-
sponsibie without the admission. and thew
proceeded to keen their word. However. they
had eventually to fali back ON the sdmission.
The end then came. The magistrates decided
that there was a case to be sent forward to
the assizes for the city and had bonnd over
Sir John GRAY an: MI Kelly in their recouni-
zances to apDsar before the indots When 10
and behold! up gets Sir Artb1r Guipness'
couusel and saws having rot the defendants |
in his power. he does not wish to proceeil fur.
ther with the prosecutor.
There was loud and prolonged applsuse in |
court when this announcements was made. Sir
Arthur Guinness has cot inn nense credit for hi:
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