The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13

ana not return at the appointed time. His
pan was, without doubt, changed whila in
birmingham, ana il was decided he should
'aAe q package OF nitro slycerine to South-
ahps>n street hotel, where Gallagher had
h'red a ROOM for Norman. The latter teie.
graphed Gallagher, the 9th of April
ne would return TO his quarters
IN Eusion square. He did come
| oaek, and at Euston square man
TOOK the box brought by Norman.
containing some bags OF nitro-glycerine
anu ieIt mem at the place in SOUTHAMPTON
street, where the police subsequently, made
arrests Roland proposed TO show that
Norman and Wilson had repeatedly com.
munlcated with Gallagher, known as
Fletcher. Wilson visited Gallagher, show.
ing his letter telegraphed him 50 of April.
saving, II cannot see you to-day; | must
eali on Alfred supposed TO mean White
neauG VIII see you tomorrow 1t was
known wilson went to Birmingham with
an empty portmanteau and returned with
nltro-glycerine. Norman's statement that
ne had been engaged by gentleman from
Tue nlted States as clerk was a tissue of
talsehood. To show that Gallagher was
really the dispenser of the society, Poland
pointed out the fact he had in his posses.
sion when arrested tll5 IN English notes
stamped by a New York firm in same way
IN which the note taken from Norman was
stamped. 1t was clear then he
was one of the principal conspiratorS and
not an innocent clerk or even the dupe of a
sharp rascal. Gallagher himself brought
the sinews of war from the United States
Gallagher himself communicated with all
the subordinate conspirators. Gallagher
telegraphed Whitehead the 9th of March,
promising to see him soon. Curtain, on
arrival in London, reported by letter to
Gallagher. He had not been advised of
the latters arrest when the officers
captured Curtain. His diary recorded
the places visited since his arrival
in England. That the list included Glas-
gov, Blackburn and Liverpool would APP
pear in evidence. 10 is certain he was one
Of the chletpersons of the conspiracy. Pa
pers in Gallagher's luggage referred to
Ansbaehc, whom Gallagher visited
O'Connor went to the United States nine
wears ago. and letters showed he
had established relations with 0'Donovan
Rosa, Mcclure and Dewey, lie returned
the name of Dalton. Certain of his actions
led to the suspicion he was not person to
be trusted at large, and he was put under
surveillance. The 3D. of April he was OBJ
served taking observations of the
houses of parliament Poland intimated
he would ask the prisoners be
remanded for week, so he might become
informed of the proceedings in other parts
of the kingdom where similar cases are
being examined; he also intimated the
charge against the men would be changed
from the comparatively simple
one on which they were now
arraigned to the serious oitense
of conspiracy, and it was desired by this
band of men to effect the object of the con
spiracy regardless of the loss of life which
would result. The magistrate could decide
whether they were not indictable
for conspiracy to murder. 1t
was possible, furthermore, that at
the future stage of this proceeding that
charges would be lodged against them
under the treason and felony act. Gould
SAID he watched the case of Gallagher
whose counsel hewould engage hereafter.
Letters were put in evidence, including
the catalogue found in the Birmingham
letter found at NOrman's lodging, and con-
tanning full directions for making dyna-
mite.
A proprietor OF the hotel where Norman
was stopping was arrested and brought
face to face with Gallagher. lie testified
TO the best of his belief be was the person
who, under the name OF fletcher, several
times visited Norman.
A daughter of the hotel proprietor from
whom Gallagher engaged rooms for Nor
man, positively identified him as Fletcher.
The proprietor OF the hotel at which
Ausburghe stopped identified Gallagher az
the man who had visited Ausburghe.
The clerk mt Charing Cross hotel, where
Gallagher boarded, failed TO recognize any
OF the prisoners as the man who visited
Gallagher.
The examination then Adjourned for
weel; and the prisoners were conveyed back
to prison.
IN THE JAIL.
In order TO render the examination of
Whitehead secure from lawless interuE
ton, IL was carried on in the Jail where he
is confined, instead of the police court 10
was announced bv the magistrate the re-
quest came from the home Office, London
LONDON LACoNtCS.
The government contemplates asking the
commons for extra compensation to the
city police as reward for the
perilous and skillul service in con-
uec,iou with the discovery of dynamite and
the arrest of the men carrying it aud Irish
members oft commons on the minis
terial benches will make united representa-
ton to the government, setting forth the
most urgent necessity Oimeeting distress IN
Ireland owing TO inadequate supplies OF
food.
The hoard of trade has decided to publish
q register to show the decree the load line
fixed by ship-owners differs from that re-
CURED by the board of trade. The latter
will make a special rate tor Atlantic winter
voyages. The register will first deal with