The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
FOR gIGN ANDbDONgsTIC
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rhe Dubiis poiioe.
DUhLfs, September 2'-A i0Ulast ovoi
Ing mot In lIfunswiak street tire
stones at the troops and one man WI
wounded, A magistrate road tho riot acl
the troops charged and tho mob lled N
further casualties were reported. a bay
onet charge was made In backyile street
the soldiers were liotly pressed and badl
stoned. Troops are stationed before thi
back of Ireland. Many COnstables have RI
turned to duty ut Kelvin street police bar
racks
A few burglarles were committed durinI
the night. The perpetrators were captured
and two were punished before the magis
trates. Several men were fined for intimi
dating the policemen who did duty will
the military last evening. Lord Spencer II
consulting with the chief of police and hii
officers. The arrangements for police duty
Non the streets are still incomplete.
LONDON, September "A dispatch to the
Times from Dublin states that an emer
gency committee is attended with special
men TO be sworn in as special constables A
difficulty, Aowever, was raised as TO the
form to be taken, which obigates person
taking it to swear that he is not member
CT any secret or political society. Mr..
Dudgeon, solicitor of the emergency COM
mittee, stated that the committee was not
tenant, then directed that the case should
be stated for an opinion by law officers,
which will be communicated to-day. IL it
is favorable, about 1000 men will be at
once available. The whole police force,
comprising 1888 men, and including the 23l
men who were dismissed yesterday, have
left the service. Only the officers, number
ing 25 remain.
1t is stated that memorials have Just been
sent to Trevelyn, chief secretary, offering
that if the policemen who were dismissed
are reinstated all men will return to duty.
The police officers, if the dismissed men are
reinstated are to waive all other claims
pending the meeting Of the commission to
consider their grievances. The police will
hold mass meeting tonight to discuss the
answer which is expected to this commune
cation, or as they term it, the ultimatum.
The communication was delivered by
delegate to Trevelyn to-day. The law Of
fcers are ofthe opinion that the services OF
the Orangemen may be accepted as special
constables, but, of course, in their capacity
as citizens, and not as OraDgemen.
DUBLIN, September 2.-The city is in
most excited state. Military tonight charged
mob surrounding O'Connell's statue and
in Sackyille street, are making frequent
charges in order to clear the side streets.
There is much stone throwing. Several
persons have been wounded and a number
of arrests made. Both the military and po-
lice are much hooted and show great iorbear-
anoe, It is stated that the police have ex-
pressed their determination to again throw
Off their uniform on Monday, if the dis
missed are not reinstated.
A Little Storm.
WASHINGTON, September 4.-Mr. Henkle,
ofcounsel, resumed his argument in the
st,r-route trial to-day, and had not pro-
cesded far when he pretended to bring in
fis remarks the point of which had been
{welt upon in some rejected testimony to-
Fit: that it had been The policy of the gov
fhe court reminded Henkle that all testi-
hony on the question Of policy had been
RULED out, among the rest that of ex- Post |
master-General Key, whose testi- |
mony was particularly referred to. |
IHenkle then went OH to show the lndict-
|ment charged that the postmaster general
had been deceived, and asserted that the
burden of proof was on the prosecution.
Eve brought on Postmaster General Key"
continued Henkle, land these Gentlemen
could, if they wanted, have asked him if he
approved Of those orders or not" II must
declare" brake in the court Indignantly,
that that is subterfuge unworthy Of your
character. The court will not allow it to 20
Further attempted to arrest your remarks
before and you proce eded in order. Under
your pledges think this thing is altogether
beneath your standing at this bar must
exercise the power of the court if l cannot
rely upon your loyalty as a member of the
bar" HenkIe argued in justitic, ton of
his attempt to comment on the fact that
the prosecution might have but did not
call on General Key to prove that he had
been deceived, and he was reinforced by
Wilson and Totten, but Judge Wylie stead
lily refused to permit that matter to be ar
puad cayinu. t1lpnnsal hos no riuht IN /
comment on prosecution for failing
to prove fact it was
not unknown whether he could prove or
not. Henkle went on to argue that he bad
the right to comment on that fact, when he
exclaimed, 81 shall stop this! There must
be no more said on this subject" Up
jumped all the couse for defense, demand
my. all Exception to the ruling. Totem
= We All want an exception" Court-"l-
know you do. ! have seldom witnessed II
fairly before jury" Recess was then
taken. After recess Judge Wylie
said that during recess he had examined +
the recorders testimony of postmaster 9
General Key and he had come to the con- /
cuson that he had done ri snt in excluding T
the remarks which Henkle was about to t
utter Just before recess. These remarks 3
had been based on the fact that the prose- {
cuiion had failed to call General Key for Z
the purpose of proving that he had been /
imposed OH. There was no evidence at all II
10 show that the prosecution knew that 4
Key could prove the fact that he had been a
imposed on. On the contrary, his evidence o
~ the case showed be was not aware he had u
seen imposed upon at all. On that ground q
he court thought that the comments of A
counsel were out of place. Counsel had 81
'ommented in the first place on the fact o
nat the court had excluded General Keys v
violence. Then the counsel had "a
% change bis ground and proposed n
= 90 on with his remarks founded on the
act that the prosecution had
allied 20 call General Key to
,ruye the fact that he had been
imposed upon. IL did not appear that Key 81
oud have proved that fact. 1t was plain, fo
therefore,, that there was no foundation for VI
of counsel. At the risk there I
ore ofappearlng a little discourteous 10 CT
ounsel the court, had felt called on now 10 | W
maintain the grounf that those remarks OF
rere out Of place. Counsel for defense IL
gain noted exceptions TO the indge's re- CT
marks and Henkle proceeded. as
yellow Fever. m
PEssAcoLA, September 1.-Two new cases tn
nd two deaths are reported by White, the "
e. ing assistant surgeon. m
WAsHINerON, September Am effort is at
dag made to remove Collector Haynes at Al
townsville and the appointment Of Dep =,
" Collector Goodrich as his successor. nc
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