The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-20
"YoULIE, YOU TRAITOR
rAE DYNAMITE oEsrROcrloNlsTs.
Lyueh rura. Iaforn.r and Tells. y.ry Fantastic
v Tale About Gallagher, Who Gives Him the
Lie From the Dsek-rho Plots EI.
possd-GsatrAl Foreign News gotsI.

LONDON, April l9.-Norman, Dalton
Wilson, DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher
Curtin, Anshurgh and Whitehead, the
eight men arrested on the charge Of being
concerned in the dynamite conspiracy,
were brought up in the Bow Street Police
Court, this morning. It was noticed as a
significant fact that Norman was conveyed
10 the court room by a detective separately
from the other prisoners. Whitehead, who
was brought here from Birmingham for
trial, protested aRains. hand.cuds. He de.
clared the entrance to the Court room was
the Coates Of HE'LL" On the prisoners
being arraigned in Court It was announced
that Norman had turned 'inlormer. The
rest OF the prisoners, including Bernard,
Gallagher and Whitehead were formally
charged with treason and felony. .D'H :
Poland, in opening the case for the
Grown, said he had quantity of fresh
evidence against the prisoners, which. he
would furnish at the proper time. Norman
testified that his real name was William
Joseph Lynch, born Of Irish parents in the
State OF New York. ..fg.'. 4
yrLynch swore he worked In October last
at q coach builders in Brooklyn. at that
time he Joined q secret society in New
York, the lobject Of which was TO free
Ireland by force. The members went by
numbers. The,hall in which he was initiat.
ed was corner OF Second street and the
Bowery. There were other associated
clubs. The managers Of clubs, known as
district clubs, were not known
TO each other by name. N Mem.
bers were selected 10 20 on missions
He (LynebAwas sent.tolDr. Thos. Gala.
CHER, who lived on Manhattan avenue,
Green Point, Long Island. Gallagher told
him he was to goto London and would
know what for when he got there. Gala.
gher gave him $50 and told him to take
steerage passage by the Steamer Spain,
under the name OF Norman. Gallagher
gave him 500 more and told him to 20 to
London aud inquire az the American Ex-
change. for d letter addressed to him..
Lynch did not want to 90 as he had rela.
tiyesto support, but finally went. Gala
CHER gave him D small box. lie examined
this on the steamer, and finding 1t con.
tanned spring which worked by pressure,
became alarmed and threw II into the sea.
I, GALLAGHER INVERTEBRATES. ' Hr
Lynch reached London on March 22d,
and met Gallagher in London the 97th or
2S.h.- They walked past the scene Of the
Westminster explosion. On his asking
Gallagher II Hthat's whattwe are going to
do" the latter answered, "Yes." Gallagher
viewed the houses Of Parliament and said
"They, will make great crash when they
come down." lAtthis point Gallagher shout.
ed from the dock, "You. are al Infamous
liar Lynch depcsed to further statements
of Gallagher as TO what destruction was to
be wrought He said he Inferred from the
talk Of his rconspirators" that 0'Donevan
Rosa was in the scheme. Rosa was re-.
ferred to rs "the old man.. Lynch testified
he ", mt TO birmingham to see Whitehead,
at Gallagher's request, for Some material"
Gallagher gave him money to bring pre-.
sentable trunk in which TO put stuff he was
to get from Whitehead. Whitehead put
him in the way 81 getting india rubber
bags. Lynch confirmed all the evidence
submitted. at the hearing last Tuesday, as
to Gallagher Ehaving called for him as
Fletcher. He said when Whitehead
was loading glycerine into rubber
bags, he told Lynch that fifty pounds had
been taken away that, morning. White
head also told him he would soon know
what the liquid was. Whitehead here
shouted "you lie, you traitor" Lynch
further testified; that Gallagher met him
when he rpfiIrnad IN Tnndnn from Rtrminu
ham with nitro glyeerine. He had never
seen any person before except Gallagher
and Whitehead. Lynch tainted while
his deposition was being read over and
had to be removed from the court room.
The examinatio on was adjourned uptilto.
morrow.