Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-13
TELEG RAPHIC.
THE DUBLIN TRIAL.
THE CABMAN GIVES I'M
PORTANT EVIDENCE.
THE CASE MADE OUT FOR
THE CROWN.

DUBLIN, Feb. i0.-Ihe cur WIS
again crowded this morning with priv
ileged spectators, including many ladies.
Joseph Brady, Timothy Kelly, James
Carey Flown Ccuncilior,. carman Fi.E
harris, Lawrence Ranlan, Joseph Nul-
lett, Edward O'Brien, ". D. Hurley,
William, Maroney and Daniel Delaney,
prisoners, We're placed in the dock.
Grea. excitement prevailed when
Il avanaugh was placed in the witness
scat. havanaugh apparently laoored
under great excitement. He deposed
that on the oh of May last he was at
the Royal OAK public house Park
Gate street, and was engaged 10y four
men-Brady. Kelly and two strangers.
Brady uttered loud cultural threat,
bue no distinct words were heard.
Kavsnaugh then pointed to Patrick
Delaney as another of the men present.
He drove the toar men into the park,
by Island bridge gate, to the Phenix
monument, and along the main road to
the Cough monument. and there they
got GA. They said There was no sign
Of :. Skin the troat," meaning James
Fitzharris, the car driver
Fltzharris shouted, Don't cal, me
nicknames.
havanaugh resumed After the
prisoners had sad there was no sign o.
Fitzharris. witness saw bin with his
cab coming froA2 the opposite direction,
and saw four men aligtt from the cab.
The cab stood long way up the road
with the horses head turned toward
Dublin. A shoot time after be saw q
gentleman approaching and heard cry.
On looking round he saw one gentleman
fall. He did not see the others face.
but the four men whom be drove to the
park Jump on his car and drove away.
Brady Eat on the righ. side OF the car.
kavanaugh identified Fitzharris as the
driver OF the cab. He saw Lord Caven-
dish and Burke approaching. Some ore
among those lie drove said the tail man
was TO be assassinated. kavanauph said
he subsequently drove by Chapeljsoid
ronnd town to Palmer.ou Park. Kelly
aiigh%ed at the terminus. Brady paid
him 81.
kavanaueh, continuing hist tiuony,
said that after the men witness drove
to the park had aliehted there he put a
a nose bag on his horse. While wait
ing he SAID person spoke to James
OBJ len. Delaney afserwsrd instructed
him tkavanaugb) to look sharp and be
really to start. Upon this he drove
nearer to the waiting group, which in
cluded some persons he did not know.
The gentlemen Note-Lord Csvendish
and Burkel were approaching, arm in
arm. James Carey and Delaney, who
bad come back on the car from the
place he was waiting, jumped down and
Joined the group. Witness heard one
say. {" L. is the tall man" kavanaueh
was then ordered to go further away by
some Of the cnnspirators. AS he did
so, witness heard some one, ne could
not say whom, repeat, Mind, it is
the tall man." As the gentlemen came
along either Carey or D-laney seiz d
wLite handkerchief. While be was
waiting the carman nicknam-d now
passed him, driving passenger named
Nolan towards Dublin. He was also |
passed by some bicyclists. Witness
said, on looking around. he thought he !
saw only one gentleman fall, ami saw
the other. who hal an umbrella, lying |
on the ground. On driving from the !
scene of the murder, they took a turn
to the left. and then drove to bridge |
to the right, along Inchscore road. De-
laney directed him where. to drive. He
drove rapidly until he reached r ound |
Towo. three milea from the park. Here
Tim Kelly alighted. He then drove
around to Lees, on the park, stoppiog
at a pubic house near Lee bridge.
Brady then paid and dismissed HIM.
Ol Sunday morning he met Brady
gain at townsend street, and received
harness. He allowed the car to renlsin
IS it. was for some time. Afterwards
he had it painted. On the night Field
vas attacked he was on the College
,treet stand. Joe Brady AGAIN engaged
lin. They drove gu. Fleet street. De-
aney then get off and they drove to
1araick street, where they alishted.
they sold him to wait. While waiting
Kelly and lawrence Hanlan .me uc.
DrG.S, Feb. 10 P. -kavan-
"a CHS evidence makes il RAIN that
3arAe was the first murdered, ana that
he plot was primarily against him.
DUBLIN, Feb. 10, $50 P M.-As the
progresses the prisoners
ppear III sheer desperation. Not one
II them looks toward the court except
ianlan. On kavanaulh's iden,i:yiu.
)elaney and James Carey, the latter OF
whom he said he knew well, there was
UGH commotion in court that the
threatened to clear it. Bra
" afterwards somewhat recovered his
nm posure and endeavored to smile
< avanadxh said he was 50 Mar Ike
( ne Of tie assassination that he heard
me Of the victims cry, ''On - TIE
all victim, Burke. was lying in the road
fter this exclamation. The other vic
I'M was standing in the road with an
Umbrella IN his hand. Kavanaugh
fterwards saw him lying IN the rost, DIS
efore stated. .vsnaugh's evidence
sill be final. But little can be added
0 it as the crown will not accept the
videncs Of the actual participants.
'ne prisoners evidently feel that the
anne is up. All OF them now exhibit a
!. tiaut demesror except James Carey ]
'ho sits moti"nless, gazing quietly at t
he Bench. The others move about, ..
old whispered conferences, and some- !
ines laugh st any incident. Kava- I
augh fur.her deposed that Fl zIarri-,
u one occasion, told him they were !
fter Judge Llwsop. kavanaugh said