New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-27
THE DYNAMITE CONsPIRATORs

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in London.
THE DYNAMITE CONSPIRATORS
xvu.r pERNARD GALLAGHER TOLD POLICE INsPEC-
roR-Two MEN IN CORK RELEASED.
JoypoN. April 26.--The seven prsoners-Dr Gal
,apher, Bernard Gallagher. Whitehead, Dalton
Ansburgh. Wilson and Curtin-who are charged
with felony in connection with the unlaw-
ful use of explosives were again arragned for e1-
animation in tho Bow Street Pohce Court TINS
morning. Inspector Boyd. of the Glasgow police,
testified that Bernard Gallagher, when arrested in
glasgow. said he was in America at the time the
explosion in that city, with which he was charged,
occnrred He said he came to England on the
steamer Catalonia on February under the name
of Campbell. Mr.. Boyd said that Bernard informed
the authorities in the early part of this month that
he wished to give information.
Jpsoector Boyd said that Gallagher told him he
was accompanied in the Catalonia by person
named Coleman. Bernard returned to New-York by
the Germanc, but he was again sent to England al
ostlmmediately by his brother, whoinstructed him
to tell Curtin to go to London Bernard was accom-
panied on both voyages by a man whose name was
something like Oxford This person belonged to
the dynamite school and went to London. Gallagher
had heard his brother say that good work was not
done by this school, but by the Irish conspirators
Bernard stated that another brother, named Daniel,
returned to New York in the Germanic because they
did not believe in doing what Curtin wished TO
have DONE Boyd stated that Bernard, when IL Gus
tody at Glasgow, offered to go to London In the
service of the police and induce his brother TO teI
everything he knew, and said that he (Bernardl
would identify all the conspirators lie said there
were a number of rich mtn in the dynamite schooi
in New-York and that O'Donovan Rosa was con-
nected with one of tho &C hoos. The latter state
A. eaid CASUALLY
Bernard stated that Whitehead was about the first
of the conspirators to come to England He knew
all of the consprators. having seen them in Brook
Iyn There were about thirty of them.
Bernard seemed to be much annoyed and excited
at the exposure by Inspector Boyd of his attempt TO
turn informer and several times corrected points OF
detail in the inspectors testimony.
A clerk employed at the American Exchange tes-
tilted that DR.. Gallagher had called at the Ex-
change and had inquired for letters addressed to
Mr. "Galer" and showed the utmost anxiety TO
gain possession of them. The witness thought that
Ansburgh was with him. passing under the name
of Galer for the purpose of procuring the letters
druggist of Birmingham testified that Whitehead,
who was arrested in that CITY, had bought at his
store go pounds of nitric acid 800 pounds OF sui
phurIc acid and 90 pounds Of glyoeri1e. On being
amined by counsel for the defence the wit
ness said that Whitehead was apparently only
stocking his shop with acids ussd by warrior man
head bought from him 200 pounds OF gycerine.
He said Whitehead also purchased from another
firm !, ,543 pounds of nitric acid aud 3,O0O POUNDS
of sulphurc acid, paying for them IN cash. Whlte-
head said he wished acids of the usual strength
The hearing then adjourned till Thursday
Carmody and Morgan two of the men arrested In
Cork on a charge of being connected with the dyn-
amte conspiracy have been discharged from CUSTODY
All the other men arrested here have been sent 10
Liverpool where they will be tried on that charge
ENGLISH JUDICIAL METHODS CONDEMNED.
DUBLIN, April 26.-Mr. Harrington, NJ. F.,
in his speech at the meeting OF the
National League here yesterday. charged
the police with intimidating the peo
ple for the purpose Of preventing them from joining
the League and subscribing to the testimonial to
Mr.. Parnell. He said that many men had been
living in prison for weeks and for year, with
ont being brought to trial before their friends the
public and tho press. They were tried by hole and
osrner inquiries. Their friends we're unable 10 oner
f.ny evidence to extricate them. One informer was
sufficient for the Government no matter how many
persons could prove the innocence OF the accused
man. The latter was never brought face with the
informer He was even daily tempted with oilers
of freedom, money or bribes OF whiskey TO induce
him to swear away the liberties of his felow-men
tcries of shame shamc!). Mr.. Harrington said he
could prove that such overtures had been made TO
several men in Galway Jail by detectives who had
tried TO induce them to swear away the liberties Oh
men not in custody 1t was necessary, he sald III
conclusion, to resist the efforts which are being
made to crush Irish liberty and public opinion.
In the House of Commons this evening, Mr.. Har
rington, member for Westmeath, gave notice that
he would offer motion to the effect that the exc
cutiou in Ireland of Myes Joyce, one of the alleged
assassins of the Joyce family. was judicial mur-
Mr.. ODonnell. member for Dungarvan, gave no.
tice that he would move that the system pursued III
culated TO bring the jury system into dlsrespecl.
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDER TRIALS.
DUBLIN, April 26.-The trial of Michael Pagan,
charged with the murder of Mr.. Burke, was resumed
to-day. Joseph Smith, the informer. testified that
Edward McCafirey In Phoenix Park on the
evening of May @. James Carey, however, said that
he did not see McCaffrey there that evening.
Counsel for the defence regard the conflict between
the two statements as important. The prosecution
closed it's case and the for the defence was
opened. An attempt will be made to prove
alibi.
Ten of the Jurors on the second trial of Timothy
Kelly were in favor of returning verdict aginst
the prisoner OF guilty as charged in the Indictment
Kelly will be again placed on tria on MONDAY hex,
Ii the iury do not agree verdict then, he Will
be tried again.
RELIEF FOR IRISH DISTRESS.
LONDON April 28.-The motion of Mr.. Irevelyan'
Chief Secretary for Ireland, in the House OF Com
mons to-day for leave to introduce bill making
temporary provision for the relief OF the destitute
poor in Ireland. was carried by vote OF ia TO D.
DUBLIN, April 26.-It is understood that Arch
bishop Croke has been summoned to Rome 70 con-
suit with the Pope in regard to tho state Oh eAhu
ARRESTS IN COUNTY CLARE.
DUBLIN, April 28.-James verlon, James Ryan
and Patrick Murphy have been arrested in the Cru
sheen district County Glare, in connection with the
alleged conspiracy to murder by Invnciblcs in that
district for which several other men were recently
taken INTO custody.