The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
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INArAIR WAY TO asr Att,
DUBLIN, Feb. ST. q. Carey, member
ofthe corporation; Joseph Brady, STONE
cutter; Edward o'Bhen, shoemaker; Ed.
ward McCaftery, van-driver; Peter Carey.
mason; Lawrence Hanlon, carpenter; Peer
Doyle and Timothy Kelly, coach bundtrs.
of tho men recently arrested here. were
charred, ut the investigation to-day. with
the murder OF Lord Cavcndish ana Burke
in Phrnix park. A man named FitxsIm,
mons identified Counselor Cary as beinv
connected with the conspiracy. Fitzsim,
mons deposed that he rented
room on south Cumberland strcst
from James Carey that he IN.
covered In the loft OF the house tho tive
knives and rifle, which were protluced
soon after Careys arrest. Great excite
ment was visible among the occupants Of
the densely crowded courtroom when the
prisoners were, placed in the dock. There
was painful pause when witness Fitz
meantime shook hands with each other
joked among themselves and moulding 10
their friends, The clerk OF the court read
the charges against the prisoners. thnt thew
did, ON the 9th Of May last, ieIonioasIy
XIII and slay Lord Frederick CAV.
endish and Thomas Henry Burke.
The reading Of tho charge was
greeted by the prisoners with burst OF
loud laughter, which created u painful sem
sation In court, Firzsimmons Continued
his testimony. The rifle and two knives
iouhu among q lot of rubbish were not
much concealed. A fortnight Afterwards
he went to the police nnd delivered ihe
knives and rifles. Amid intense excite
ment, Inspector Smith produced two long.
bladed knives, evidently sharp as raxors.
and a Snider rifle, quite new. The knives
were eagerly examined by the magistrates,
while this was proceeding there was inst
o shade OF uncasiness Visible amonr
the prisoners. In support Of the
evidence against Carey, DR.. Porter, surgeon
to the queen, deposed that the cuts in the
clothes and wounds Of Lord Cavendish and
Mr' Burke were inflicted by instruments
ness Fitzs'mmons dcposed that James
Carey sometimes visited the loft where the
knives were found. DIR. Mites deposed that
some OF the woundso Of Cavendlsh and Burke
co respond exactly 70 the knives produced.
ohairmaker, named Hand, identified
O'Brien ~ one OF the men lying near the
scene Of the murder.
DR., Porter added there were algo wounds
which might have been caused by Weapons
OF different construction, from the knives
produced, but there was nothing charac-
terls'ic about them, one wound was COM
pound fracture Of the left forearm of lord
Cavendlsh, which might have been caused
by any knife. There was long discussion
between Murphy and Webb prisoner 4 conn
sci, the latter contending that the witness
| (fii2slmmons) had not definitely recop-
nized beter Carey, when asked if ho knew
him. The magistrate, however, ruled that
The identification was complete, A female
witness confirmed the evhlence of witness
Hands. Hands idepti6ed Brady as
the driver Of the car on which the Phoenix
Park assassins rode. Upon his Identity
! ing oBrlen. the latter attempted to smile,
porspiration. INSPECTOR Smith was next
examined. Ho said that the rifles and
knives were concealed between the ceiling
and states OF the house In which they wer8
found. The evidence Of DR.. Porter follow.
od, with most extraordinary interest. The
prisoners leaned over the dock, apparc. .,tly
drinking In every word. DR.. Porter said
the wound that transllxed Burke's heart
enabled him to Judge Of the length OF the
weapon, which must have been nine or ten
inches long. AT this point the courtroom
was crowded TO suilocatlon. Alter another
witness had identified Brady aud McCafIrev
as being at the scene Immediately beiore
the murder, the muldercrs were remanded
until Monday. -
Hands was severely ss.examtped. His
wife also identified 0'Brien and Brady.
George Gooden, park ranger, Identified
Brady as one OF the five men ON the car
the evening Of the murder, and
driving iurionsly. ,Powelson, u farmer,