New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-24
FATANAGH on THE STJND.
DRAMATIC SCENES IN TIE COURTROOM Al Kill
MAINHAM.
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The enc in the Court House OF kIlmalnham
yesterday one Of strange and thrilling interest LhJ
Nv stalwart constabcs, rs were also the below
which were reserved for the Press and for members o
be BAR While the bench and the dock stll unuc
cuniod the assembly waited N patient cNpcctau N and
converted upon the all absorbing subject Al 'neh the
Crown counsel arr red; tue magistrates. Mr. kcyes
o. g. and Mr. Noodlock. took their seats .ethcr with
Mr. G. ODonc. the junior magistrate. who sat OF the
bench but took no official part in the inquiry com
molten was then heard I'm the dock half dozen buTly
pocemcn clustered al each side ana IN a icw minutes
ibe prisoners were emerging from the underground
passage winch communicates with the jn. All eyes
court were turned upon them and II WAS observed that
the positions OF the more prominent were changed That
some were absent who had stood with them IN former
DAYS while two new -cOmcrs had been substituted Tor
them. The two MuctS' VINO lad Dcch III ne 'front.' W'Ic
now hardly visible In the background Du Joe BIaay was
I'm the place which he occupied the last occnsOn while
james Carey the town councillor OF the Duhh corpora
ton had resigned his old place 10 FtInarfs more gen
orally known the cabstlnds as skin the Goat llad
been better done for skin he Is fOnd!y cntd y his
friends looked at contrast and counterpart ot
Joe" who might stil have been regarded a. c Villain
Of the piece FOR the superior title To that distinction
which was stamped on fltlhlil@s ihce. 10 Hithli 10
describe his features WOud nc Useless ioI u Is ul
10 find any. They appeared TO nave been a knock i
into one, ike those 0i battered prHe hgher fic'h
mill, ms eyes beng almost closed ana W. HOsc
nattcncd out with only enough 81 IL cit 10 marx Tue
spot where IL had been Indeed MS Whole Lace j. oil
vcrmiOn hue, guarded ~ an OAK ana gTl/Iy ~ q near
Beside LIh stood another stranger young man named
Uanlou about twenty five years Of with black hair
and mustGchc,and OF rather leslcchn Ne
10 MIN In front OF the dOca stood 1inottV Kelly, VINO
lad, o. fOlt, bOll-I COlncudut' ut OF 70
reckless manner The party entering the dock mani
tested but ia "a le1s degree the defiant spirit which they
at first assumed, but there remarkable transform
ou in their deineuuOr when kayandch nsccnd"d the
table give evidence against them They looked ngu-i
and In them confusion and despair were betrayed IN
every look though they sometimes made AN effort i0tScc
indifferent As the witness related each incident IN the
dreadful story and identified tie prisoners whom he
named their cOuntcnanccs reflected III the dark shadows
Which passed across them the dsmay which they lclt
Brady literally uttered grow! % Lat aud iuiy Ike mat
OF n Wild beast when kHyanHgh pointed &" NM ana men
buried his ipcc In his hands He rested GA the bar o to
dock while the nervous working OF his lace Indicated the
agitation and excitement under which hc ldb0rcd Tie
acco mi which witness gave O tie movements ol the
asassin- they did their cruel work ana the route
which they took they cncctcd Their escape, was
listened 10 with brenIhess Interest The general silence
observed by the audience rdey broken occasionally
y such EXPLANATIONS YOU scorpion aud "GOd are
liar" from FitLbarr- who with arms folded and hs laco
ms red as muller scOwcd upon the from the
dock while Dcany who sat In front OF H. crOucled ~
low ~ hardly to be visible. On the part of the sleca
tors there spOnl tneOus exhibition OF feeling
which however much to hc condemned a breach OF
nroprety was most natural and almost irrcpfcssblc
rxnrrsi0n OF sympathy with the OrciDc observations Of
MIR Nurphy a the character OF the crime and the dc
crmiuaUn OF the crown 10 use every tlc of evidence
which could throw light upon 1t ana help TO bring the
puiltv paItics TO justice.