Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-15
-Four Of the DynamiterS Con-
ViOled and Sentenced to
Life Imprisonment.
Progress OF the Religious Re-
formation in Germany
The Vatican Pleased.
A Variety of General For eign News
ENGLAND.
Special Dispatch 10 Tun BEs.

LONDON, JuneMl4.-Ihe tflai OF
DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher,
Whitehead, Curtin, Wilson and Ana.
was continued this morning.
Tho court stated that 1t considered
the evidence agsinst Bernard Gala
CHER and Ansbargh wss sufficient to
DO Submitted to tho jury. Justice
Grove concurred In the decision, bat
Ni,hcu; expressing au opinion as to
tho ultimate result. 1t Ia thought
there wors grave doubts as to the
suficlency of the evidence
against Ansburgh. Clarke, of
tho counsel for the defense,
challenged the crown to point to a sin
gle T. syllable of evidence glveu at the
rial outside OF that of the intormer
Lynch which showed that the inten-
don Of the piiIoners was to sssAil the
authority OF the Crown or to overawe
parliament. He declared that Ber-
mad Gsllsgher's statement contained
no evidence against any body but him
self. Whitehead Expressed desire to
address tho jury himsalf, and his
COUNSEL therefore reiterated.
Dir. Mathinson, on behalf of Der.
nard Gallagher, argued that there was
no case against his client, Bernard
Gallagher, ss he acted while under the
influence of liquor. There was moth.
Ing suspicious In the elder brother,
who was better fl than the younger
one, sending money to the latter. He
confidently asked for q discharge
OF tho prisoner. Mr.. Msthinson ad-
mitted that Bernard had q
general knowledge of the
ho,tile designs of tho d~ynsmiters,
but said 1t must be remembered that
he was a resId ,nt of Brooklyn, and
could not DO Judged by the same
standard as m Engishman was. 1t
was q matter of common knowledge
that plots existed in America fer the
manufacture of dynamite for use
against England, almost with the con.
nivauoo of the American government.
Clarkea and Rowlands protested against
this language, and declared that there
was no proof chat such was
he case Justice B-ett declared
that counsel had no right to make
such o remark. He said there was nc
proof of tho existence Ia America Of
plots or connivance thereat on the par
of the government of that oounsry,
Justice Coleridge also rebakod Math'
inson. He said: 81 .hink 1t only due
toour friendly relations with that grea'
government that you unreservedly
Withdraw your statement Mathin
son raid hs would gladly accede to thu
ruling of the court.
Tas care tor the defense closed, ant
rarrer Hesschsl, solicitor general
replied on the part of the prosecution
Upon conclusion of his remAr k
Justice Coleridgo began his charge Il
the jury.
LONDON, June 1.-The Jury In tn
dynamite case returned o verdict O
guilty against DR.. Gallagher, Wilson
Whitehead and Curtin, and q verdio
of not guilty In the case Of Ansburgl
and Bernard Gallagher. The fou
men found guilty were sentenced t.
lifelong psnal servltude. DR.. Gala
CHER kissed and shook hands with hi
brother, and Ansburgh, Whitehead
Wilson and Curtin each shook hand
with Bernard Gallagher and kisse'
Ansburgh fraternally. The convict
were conveyed to Mllbank prison
A mob hissed the police and the mill
tary guard at the prison has beel
strengthened.
1t is stated that Lord Granville of
fered to mediate between France ant
Madagascar. M. Tessot, French min
later to England, who contemplated
leaving Londonon account of Ill health
has postponed his departure weal
for important diplomatic reasons. Ii
has recently had long interviews Will
Lord Granville.
LONDON, June 14,-L1rd Carling
ford, minister Of agriculture, receives
yesterday an Influential depu'a alto
representing towns In England claim
ing ten millions of people, the objee
of which was to ''protest against re
strictions of the food supply Cav
lingford stated that the decrease In tn
importation of American cattle wa
due to the fact that better prices wer
obtained In America, and not to
system of compulsory slaughter q
British ports. Ho said the govern
ment will continue to act up to tn
spirit of the present laws, and ne
.rain than In the direction of furtht