The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11
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DUBLIN, Feb. TO- Michael Kayanaurh the
car man, has turned informer against pris.
oners charged with conspiracy to murder
government officials. He will be tho first
witness examined in the Investigation AZ
kilmainham, and will testify he Grove the
car and was employed by the assasslns of
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke in
PhUnix park, and will describe the whole
ALTAR, Ihe court was again crowded this
morning with privileged spectators, includ.
lnE many lords. tits expected that after the
present hearing, the case will be adjourned
until Wednesday, and the examination
Thereafter VIII proceed at shorter stage,
Joseph Brady, Timothy tally, James Gar.
ley, town councillor, Carman Fitzharri,
aud seven other prisoner. were placed i,
tho dock today. The iniormer, HAVANA, IN
was sworn aud deposcd he drove Brady,
Nelly and two other men, whom he did u,a
know, to Ehmnix palk on the evening of
The Assassination Of Cavendish and Burke.
James Uarley and Delaney were ON the
seats on the side OF the road in the park.
oeianey saia they were watching the chief
secretary, The following prisoners were
also arraigned at kilmainham court TODAY:
lawrence, James Mullett, Ed. O'Brien
William Mnroney. David Carley and Daniel
Delaney. There wns great excitement
sheh havanaugh was placed in the
witness seat kavanaugh apparently la.
porou 'inher great excitement. He deposed
that on the 9Th OF May last he was al tho
Royal Oak public house. lie was engaged
~ tour men, Brady, Kelly aud two strang
ers', Brady here uttered loud threat, but
no distinct words were heard There was
no lauEh,er today among the prisoners
when hsyaraugh identified them. He then
pointed To Patrick Delaney as another of
tne men present. lie drove the four men
INTO Tue park by Island bridge gate, to the
Eh",hlS monument, and along the main
roau 10 tough monument, where they rot
down, They said there was no sign
OF skin tho Goat" meaning
James Fltzharris car.man, but Fit.
harris shluied; Don't call ma
niGSnames,' Among those present in cou,t
To-day were Jenkenson, director of the
Irish criminal investigation department,
and Courtney Boyle, private secretary ~
Lord Lieutenant Spencer Before the mis-.
ouers were charged to-day. the counsel for
George smith, one of the accused consnira.
tors made appli Cation for admission of hi,
Client to bail, which was refused
kavaneugn, replying To- Murphy, crown
counsel, sand that the 9Th Of May he wore n
white hat out man on She car who was
not IN the prisoners dock, changed with
MN, Glvlns nun large Brown one. Mote
This IL regarded as important. az II ,s
believed to furnish clae to a mur,lerer MOI
npprehcnded a carman, being called
confirmed the statement, tes,iiviny ho
heard kavana0gh's car in the PARK Sam.
Uel Jacobs, witness al the inquest, icpo,es
seeing the struggle IN tho PARK lso,n Jis-
tAucc VI htly yards, He saw the assassIus
mouat the car an1 one OF them return and
strike u PROSTATE form. lie could moi saw
whether four or ave men we're enpayeI
jacobs was unable TO recognize any menon
the var Before the arrival of theiricyclis,s
and two men. one after another came and
looked at tho hoiies aud walked away
Doyle, Patrick Delauy and FiIzharris ssIi.
lney hat no questions 10 ask kavanarrh.
I'm KELLY counsel endeavored TO shake
NaVanaugh's evidence, by asking him a
question: concerning the interviews at tho
castle and money promised him, but he did
not apparently produce much impression.
kavanangh identified Pagan as an associate
OF the assassins.
DISAGREED.
Dublin, Fob. l0-The Jury IN the case az
William OA,ren, on trial, charged with 90.
ditious libel, disagreed. 0Brlen will 70.
ociye ten days notice OF new, trial.
or COURSE.
LONDON, Feb. i0.--Trovylan, chief secrc.
tary for Ireland, at a speech at Scotland
yesterday, Justified tho prosecutions of tho
press for the publication Of articles attack.
Ing judges and jurors, which no said Were
Just as much y part Of the machinery Of
murder as tho sword.cane or pistol. He
defended tho policy Of proclaiming The
meeting Of the national League q ID lie A..