The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-21
Telegraphic.
IMPORTANT NEWS,
Oynamitsrs and lnvinciblss Being
Hemmed In.
Other News From Abroad-What has
Happened in our Own Country.
ENGl.AND n.
TRIAL OF cosspIRAroRs.


LoSpoS. April ?o.--.The men arrested
for connection In the dynamite conspiracy,
wcre agaln brought up this morning for
further hearing. The courtroom was
crowded. Among those present were
Herbert GladstOn, son of the Prince
minister, and member OF Pertinent. The
boy who was employed 10y Whitehead at
Birmingham, and who was identified BY
Lyuch, was placed IN the witness box.
be recognized Thomas Gallagher,
Dr: Gallagher, az the man who
had visited Whitehead. The boy testihed
that Gallagher, when he visited Whitehead,
called on Whitehead the latter sent him
(the boy on an errand and told him be
need not hurry back.
When he returned Whitehead and Gal.
lagher were still engaged in conversation,
and Whitehead gave him a holiday.
Shortly afterwards Wilson (anolher
OF the prisoners) arrived In cab.
He said he had come for "oil" that
Fletcher had ordered. Wilson was
conducted by Whitehead to an inner room.
Next day Lynch came 20 " hitehesd's
place, bringing with him u large box. The
boy was unable to swear as to the identity
TO Gallagher, who he said called several
cabmsn swore he drove Wilson from the
Midland Hotel to the house where White
5esd was located.
A detective belonging 10 Birmingham was
sworn aud confirmed the testimony given
by other witnesses. He confirmed the
account given by Lynch OF his movements
while be was In Birmingham. The coat
worn by Whitehead at the time Of bis ar.
res, was produced. II bore the tailor's
mark: Brooks Bros, Broadway, New
YORK. The Grown produced letter signed
by Wilson. The purchase OF earthen
pans BY Whitehead was proven. II was
stated 10 evidence that be told the vender
Of whom he purchased them, that he had
recently arrived In England from New
York. A rubber maker, whose place o!
business 10 near Cbaring Cross Hotel, was
sworn, and identified Gallagher as his Gus.
toner. After other witnesses had given
testimony. the prisoners were remanded
for further hearing on Thursday next.
The case for the defense then opened
Kelley's counsel announced they would
produce witnesses 10 prove an abb for the
prisoner. He testified In support Of the
claim OF abb that he was In the company
Of toe prisoner the 9Th OF May. On cross.
that given by an employer Of the prisoner.
Of Kelley, all Of whom
swore the prisoner was In theil
company at the time Cavendish and
Burke we're assassinsted. One Of the wit.
nesses called by the defense TO prove an
slibi, testified be went to Phoenix Park
with Kelley Sunday. May :, and that both
made an examination OF the blood stains
on the ground The submission OF evidence
having been concluded McInnery made
the closing argument In the defense OF
Kelley. The Judge then dellI ered
his charge and the jury at o;45 O'Clock
retired.
LIVERPOOL, April 90.-stesmer from
this port for the United States and Canada
carried nearly q, 600 emigrants.
... FOR CANADA.
LIVERPOOL, April W.--About 5000
smigrauts left TO day for Canada, most Of
whom are bound for Manitoba. It Is
estimated they took away capital to the
amount Of 500, 0W.