The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13
FOREIGN NOTES.
ma Government Rest in the Brady
Trial, and the
,,.ncseI for Defense Sets Up the
Well.Worn Alibi.
Main Points Brought Out in Carey's
CrOsS-ExaminatiOn.
NJ is yot Telling Half what He Knows
About the Crime.
significant Warming TO COunsel
to 600 Slow"
The Gar Uneasy as the COrnatiOn
Approaches.
other Notable Happenings Abroad.
0,her Notable Happenings Abroad.
Ireland.
BBADEY'S TRIAL,

prgllY, April l2.--The trial of Joe
Bradley, charged with numbering Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Burke was re.
.pmed this morning. James Carey was
o,ain placed on the stand and cross-exam-
ned bv counsel for the defense who ELECTED
tho information that when plotting the
murder with other accused men, he was a
member Of sodality which received the
sacrament at stated periods. Carey also
also said he was promised pardon before he
determined 20 give evidence against his fell
low conspiralors. A photograph was
handed Carey, which witness identified as
that OF the man known as Number One. ~
Michael CaSanaugh was placed on the
stand, and repeated the evidence he gave
at the preliminary examination in kilmain.
ham courthouse. fhe testimony showed
i was Bradley who directed where to drive
and who designated the place for him to
wait.
Joseph Smith, another of the accused
who turned iniormer, repeated the story OF
his dO,pgs at PhWnlX park, rs related by
Cary at the preliminary hearing. Smith
said he was sworn as an 1nvincible three
weeks before the murder was committed
The lnvincibles had secret sign by which
they recognized each other, which was the
holding OF knife in the palm of the hand;
Daniel Curley had introduced himself to
witness by means OF this signal.
Other witnesses were called by the prose
:ution, among them being the Phoenix park
ranger and the son of James Carey. The
latter deposed to seeing four knives used
~ the murderers, the result of which he
said was reported to Brady.
Physicians who examined the bodies of
Cayendish and Burke then gave evidence
relative to the nature of the wounds.
The case for the prosecution closed at 3
o'clock, and the case for the defense was
then opened.
Che photographs recognized by Carey as
No One" were those of lyman.
Counsel for the defense spoke for au
hoUr. The argument was in support of an
abb for the prisoner.
James Mullett, another of the prisoners,
has made statement to the crown, on the
strength OF which, it is said, he will be ac-
cCDted as an approver.
He was one OF the prime movers in the
murder of Burke, was under compulsion
during the time directly preceding the
event, Being closely Intercepted BY the
counsel ON this point, Carey finally admit
led that he was under compulsion when he
pointed out Burke to the assassin, and
urged that the murderers remember the
man clad in gray suit was Burke; witness
said although for sixteen years he had
been working for wages averaging q
week, IL lSS2 he had ninety tenants oCeu.
plying his various houses. Counsel for
defense brought out in sharp con.
tTast to the points by the crown that Carey
drove with children to the door of a church
IN tltzharris' cab on the Gih of May; that
le was the first man that suggested that
iasgers be used, and afterwards suggested
that the weapons with which The crime was
committed should be put on exhibition us
national relics. In answer to questions
concerning promises OF pardon given, with
much hesitation, he finally said he had
Deen informed by Dalion, chief detective,
D.. his evidence should be gwen freely to the
state and be confirmed by others, ne and his
brother you'd be pamoned. This statement
caused sensation. The attention OF Gary
being called to the trtling details discov.
cred lately regarding the movement OF
Filzharris cab on the day of the murder,
Gnd which had not been giyen by witness,
GARY remarked significantly me had 20 + r
only answered questions put to him by coun-
gel, and he could, if unrestri ted and if he
DESIRED, tell great deal more. The cross
eNanilnauon OF Cary was very severe and
Counsel for defense, remarking
on witness testimony, said Cary's hands
were stepped in blood Cary said: THAT
IS not true" Subsequently Cary said
ne was only telling half he knew, and he
was more friendly to the counsel for de-
tense than counsel himself was aware. for
he had told the latter to bear in mind he
was not telling everything he knew. Coun-
SCI yehemently protested that it was his
wish TO have no friendly intercourse with
witness and no favor from him.
Michael Kavanaugh, who drove the car
ID which the mrderers rode, repeated his
,ormer evidence in substantially the same
language. He made material amendments,
however, saying it was Smith, not Delany,
VINO he drove to the scene of the murder
WIN him; the previous statement was a
mistake. His testimony showed it was
Brady who directed him where to drive
ND designated the place for MIN to wait
or the murderers.
WITH GREAT SECRECY.
CORK, April u The inquiry is proceed
ne here with great secrecy regarding the
dynamite conspiracy. Many arrests will
Undoubtedly follow.