The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-20
when they come down." Gallagher here
jumped to his feet and shouted:
"Yor INFAMOUS LIAR

/ when they come down. Gallagher here
Jumped 10 his feet and shouted:
"You INFAMOUS LIAR
Witness continued: Returning they passed
scotland ward. and Gallagher said, "That
Il tbe headquarters NJ the detectives: il
will como down too Gallagher said ne
was staylng at Clearinghouse Hotel, and
gave witness e. saying, "Don't run
Short: the old man will provide for
u.s. on April I'd Gallagher told witness
that he wanted him to 90 10 Ledsam street,
birmingham, and inquire for Whitehead
and tell him that he lynch had been sent
for material. lie had never heard Of White
head before. He went to Birmingham that
morning. Before going Gallagher gave
him IS with which 10 buy respectable
trunk to put the stuff in. He went to
Whitehead's factory, where he saw White
head and boy. [The boy was here put in
the wItness-bOx and identified by Lynch ]
Lynch said Whitehead put him in the way
Of procuring lndia-rubber bags in which
10 carry nitro-glycerine. Witness con-
firmed all the evidence given at the hear
ng last Thursday a 10 Gallagher having
called for him under the name OF Fletcher.
Witness said that when Whitehead was
LOADING The NITRO GLYcERISE
into the rubber bags he told him that n
man had that same morning taken sixty
pounds OF liquid. He asked Whitehead
what the liquid was. and was informed that
he would soon know.
Whitehead here shouted from the dock,
- You lie, you traitor
Witness said Gallagher me, him in Lon
don when he returned from Birmingham
with nitro glycerine. He had never seen
any OF the prisoners before except Cal
lagher and Whitehead. Both Of these men
had spoken Of sending another man to
London, but they did not mention any
name.
The examination was adjourned until TO-
morrow. Witness spoke in weak ana m
distinct voice. and at one point OF hi eYi-
dence he appeared n il about 10 faint. AT
the conclusion Of his testimony, while the
depo.itions were being read. he did faint,
and had 20 be removed from the court
room. In the course OF his testimony con-
corning his New York club experience
Lynch said he did not know O'Don0yan
Rosa personally, but heard that he had
been 10 the cub-rOOm. He was always
spoken OF there as
1.-THE OLD MAN
Bernard Gallagher has made a statement
to the effect that he i native Of Scotland,
and returned there from America 10 work
as m iron-moulder. His brother. DR.. Gal
agher. paid his passage. but he was isnor-
ant Of the Doctors business. Bernard says
be is not Fenian or a member OF any Sc
cret society. He declares that he was IN
Sinr-Sing. New York. at the time the eX-
DlosiOn occurred in Glasgow, with causing
which he i charged.
Third Chapter Of the Dublin Trial.
DUBLIN. April l9.-Timothy Kelly. an
other Of the men charged with paIiicipa-
ting in the murders OF Cayendish and
Burke. was placed on trial this morning.
Nessrs. sullivan and McInerney were ap-
pointed bv the Court 10 conduct the de-
fence Of the prisoner. Judge O'Brien hay
ing COMPLIED with the request Of Webb and
Adams 10 be relieved from further duty IN
defending the accused men. The jury was
then sworn in. One OF the members l. .
Punellite IL i consequently expected
that The Jury will fail 10 agree on verdict.
The evidence OF the witnesses for Crown
was mostly q repetition OF that given in
the cases Of Joe Brady and Daniel CW.ey.
James Carey swOre thar the c0nsplru0rs
had resolved 10 murder Colonel Hillen and
Burke in consequence Of m article that ap-
Deared in the Ffcemdn'S Journal speaking
II the deslraMlity Of thorough change OF
officials at Dublin castle. which had become
an Aueean stable. This same statement
was made by Carey at the preliminary
examination Of the prisoners. and was
then declared by the freenon'S journal
10 be due to the fact that L. Dwyer Gray,
The owner Of that paper. when chairman
If the Municipal Committee. had charged
Carey. who was Town Councillor, with
conspiracy.