Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04

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ber Of the corporstio6s Jnssp6 0ot
stone cutter; Edward 0'Brisn, . lhosgAR
or; Z. NcCafy, Van Driver; Pstst Cta&
mason; Lawrence Hanlou, Q cafplatees
Peter Dasls, coach builder, and TihetAy
Kelly, coach builder. eight of the msS -
Gently arrested here. were charssd q ~
investigation to-day. with The nurdee q
Lords Cavendish and Darks, n ph3nik
Park. 49,.
A witness named Ntssimmous isid(htb
fed BY counsellor Carey as bsin9 oennset1a-
with the conspiracy. Ftzsimmonsf fspoDa
that he rented room on South onml4r
land atreet, from Jos, CArsya As
discovered in the loft Of 0s
house, -
I've Knivsa anA . ntAe. =
which were produced sooa aiter Cart4Af-
rest. Great excitement was viaibie aoHAg
room when the prisoncrs were plAosdya
the dock. There was painful pause wh6
the witness Fitxsinmons wAs called. To-
prisoners In the meantime shook haadA
with each other, joked among themselype
and nodded to their friends The clerkof
the court read the charge aeainst the pste
oners that they did on the sixth OF No
last feloniously kill and slay Lord Frsdor
ick Csvendish and Thomn Henry Bufhh
The reading OF the charge vss greeted y
the prisoners with birst ofloud lsughtAf.
which
Created Paisfsl ssasatisn 80
in the court. 4. ~
Fnr,immons continued his testimony q
follows; The rifle and two knives fouAo
among the loft rubbish were not much ooas
cealed A fortnight Afterwards he went =
the police and delivered the knives and
rifle. Amid intsnsa excitement Inspector
Smith produced two long bladed dissecung
knives, evidently as sharp - iators. and
Snider rifle, quite new. The knives were
esgerly examined by the magistrates.
While this was proceeding There WAS luse
shade OF uneasinsss visible among The pris.
oners.
In support OF the svidencs against Carey,
DR.. Porter, surgeon TO the Queen, deposed
that the cuts In the clothes snd the wounds
Of Lord Cayendish and Burke were, ind,ct.
ed by instruments similar 70 those pro-
duced in the court
Tho witness, ritrismmoas, dlspoesd that
James Carey sometimes visited the loit
where the knives were found.
DR.. Mills dcpossd that some wounds u
Lord Cavendish and Burke
CssPespssAsa Exessiy
to the knives produced.
A chairmaker named Hands idouuheo
0'Brien rs one Of the fouf msn hlinG nsae
the scene Of thG murder. ma bfady %
being close by shortly before II wss psfps-
DR.. Porter testified there we're also
wounds which might have been caused hy
weapons Of Q different construction fron
the knives produced, but there Vas nothing
cbaracts ristic about them. One wound
was a compound frsctnre OF the left fore.
arm Of Cavendish, which might have been
caused by any knife. -.
There was =, long di.Gus.ion sstvsen between
the latter contending that Tho witness,
Fitzsimmons, had definitely recognized
Peter Carey when asked II he know him.
The magistrate, however, ruled that the
Identification was not complete.
A female witness identified Brsdl ~ the
driver Of the car on which the PhoepiH
Park sssassins rode. Upon her identifying
0'Brien the latter attempted 70 smile, but
soon Afterwards broke into .
Prsfuse PpesHiSatSOo. F.
Inspector Smith was next examinsd He
said The rifles snd knives were concsale6
between the ceiling and siats OF The bouss.
The evidence Of DR.. Porter wss FOLLOWED
with most eItraordinsry interest The
prisoners leaned over the dock, sppareatly
drinking in every word. Dr. Porter ssid,
the wonnt that Hsnsfxed Burks's heart
enabled him TO judge Of the lsngth Of tho
weapon, which must have hasn nine or tsn,
incbes long.
Al this point the court room was crowd.
ed TO sufIocation. After another witness
had identified Brady and McCa4rey ~ b.
,ng at the scene Immediately before Me
murder, the case was remApdsd until hon-