New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

decided that he must be shot IOu say tnat am IN.
sane If 1 am. then every that ever stood up and
bsd for his cogntryis insane The decision as 70 my my
:sss Il m o y@pr uppos that ana liberty
you cannot shoot even dynamiter with immunity
haS to 20 go nurse to the oaaan or india
desire say thatJ do not claim 10 have had any snch
mission What said was that having been educated as
a nurse and q surgeon II were aelnitted by you,
would IKE 70 go to the relief o. my suffering
a war shonld break out in this country. viii say
frankly that men have no attraction Tor me- exces "rns
then it'll positive pleasure for me to reduce tnen
to AS n 70 & sos wss o ptes
with the offers of iecturing agents gave them que n
ber of cctarng engagements upon the one condition
that Rossa should be compelled t. travel win me- 50 .
nigh, him practical Illustration OF dynamite
on the human frame. .,..,a,
viii again simply that was perfectly j'rHf jnitIni nis
blows openly and rsk tue consequence, hg b, We
swindel patriotism and he swinded In the employ oI
Steamship oupany He didn't think II was necessary
10 tell me you that II he hal been iu earnest anu
only mistaken. would have spared him Ireland nay ma,
problem now. But ho was plo9dihlrsty mpossor r.
do and / wished to kill him. | could have Killed hiu
and would have killed him. II be had not begged geo
Ike wonnaed dog. besecchng his iifo. and had not
the heart take IT, For am only woman aitcr All
Yc nav ssy What You Ike Of the English but you
say that there are many. IL any, co wards among
first shot aimed his heart but was, naturally
little nervons cmpeG a., my & pistol as hoSea "sded pso
in the gathering crowd was more considerate OF IN
than he 9as eysT Smr been Of Those Ia last o
because did not care to take such me IL was no
EilleS i'm. Irish men the world over would say: see
how an Irfshman can Die Tor MS country De"o'"
Jeremiah O'Donovan Rosa. the martyr.
Assistant District-Attorney Nicol cross examined
Mrs Dudley. lie asked:
When you left England. did you leave England with
the intention of shooting OD0n"van ltosSaf A.-ND'
Q.How long have you been familiar win the name OF
very little notice OF it. Since have been mere. nave
learned that he god among the Irish people
Cerin S not Sn until lpi after SGI the onon explosions
Odd yon intend to give hin tie substitution that
you promised in your letersi A-Yes, sir; and gave
~ o'1Wbat n was III A bullet
Q.-You did not intend 10 give him any moneyf A.
No sir for dynamite nor for his grocers bill lie
letters because he had written in his paper that any
means against England or the English were rghtfuL
visited his Office. unknown to him. and sal mn when ne
a not lot know c VINO Sorc %1 w"nSa % 10 SEE h anu 10
o'IYou wished TO ascertain bis principesi A.-No,
% o.%Idsasi A--IIc has very few
Q.-Tiis characteri Ale does not possess any.
Q.-What do you mean by trial-triing lhmi A
What Is generally meant-as judge. without jury.
gave him several fair aud impartial hearings. spent
an hour and half with him IN the paror of sweenys
Hotel the Saturday before, listening patiently and
judlciay TO his defence B1i his evidence ei, me % n'
O.-YOu know OF COURSE lady OF cXtrafhuinary
Intelligence that laws of England, well as those Of
America guarantee accused person trial by nryi A.
yor w Sw hec n not English laws that need change Why
didn't you try him and save me the troublef ,,.
within the law against him. A.-Pardon me. but
don't think there has been any great effort lis paer
standing incentive to murder It seems TO me that
some else could have reached him as easily as dld
Tossa comedies that himself. He has said In his paper
"why does not some one that is not paid with Engsn
& Periepont Edwards and Minister west" ], it was
easy and justiable as ne suggested. 70 Ei hle,e Sc
kin hnl / found it easy. though am only, what he
called British sPoy with an imitation oi the
o.~Did You contemplate assaults upon othersl The
newspapers say A-For Gods sake, dont talk to me
QfarIen only meant to say that i was " re-
INV honorea chief the District Attorney, Mr. Martinez
A.-Thats false don't question the voracty Of the
amenabie to the laws OF my country Gladstone ha.
gone wrong. lie Is not fit 10 govern ~ He i the r:it
be shot But District Attorney MARITIME does for keep
@ May be permitted to inquire whether that feeling
extends to myself A-well, that depends don't
think. though. that you would be great loss to the
o.-Yoa the same LADY who is mentioned ttIo@ as
Lucille Dudley In the official records from England as
violently insane persOus Al can't say am insane
::o.~Xre you the Isrson, A.-You must proceed sir
upon a different assumption. am not aware that
have csnssa ssnnes y sssoeae Mr 1rdy suggests that
ask You why you shot Rosa in the backi A-Wonid
he wouldn't stop to let me shoot him so dd the best
You know jeremiah has always favored assassination.
file said that Cavcndish and Burke were rightifnlly
butcherel He even far to call Phslan n
traitor because took the Internal machine out OF the
hold OF nd the s and Children
sail to What are few lives, more or less by the
OF has been suggested that II you we're acquitted.
you would proceed to finish your work. as 10 Ro-sai A.
reesii"n .ns is e more A. for the Utica crib and strait
Jacket than am. 1t would only be fool or maniac
who would kill such cur as he has proved 10 De-
Why. sir that he is not worth powder ana
"U-But some of the newspapers say A.-Oh, please
let me alone about the newspapers 49,
new,papers outYthat You 10 not think that your
. in America is done that. II you were released, you
regard as enemies OF your countryi A-oh; how tire
some 1t is not ani never has been my 10 pI,
everybody out the way that ought To be- III you dOn
want KNssa here, why don't YOU remove him yourself
and leave II for me to dol don't pretend 10 have me
time or ahe inclination 10 go about on a general
saughtering tour-removing cyoryboay that the Aner
lille of that sort Of thing you Americans say for
Judge ildersleeve-Is it true Mrs Dudley. that you
we're confined as lunatc in asylum IN England, as
appears from ,papers produced in this easel A.-ics'
sir; 1t Is true
TIE VERDICT or ACQUITTAL.
Dr Edward c. Mann testified that Mrs. Dudley was
suaering from epileptic insanity, with homicidal and
suicidal tendencies lie did not think shewas suffering
from chronic general mania He thought she might re-
cover II kept In a quiet home
Assistant Attorney Nic0l sadthat he wished
20 make statement before the case given to the
fury Ho said that the District Attorney had requested
f)rs Macdonald and Hardy to examine Mrs Dudley,
and had also employed other physicians All had said
that insane but the only method IN which the
matter conld be definitely settled was by commission Or
by the decision OF jury. 1t was thought best TO have
the tried by jury and then to ask the Judge 10
commit the defendant TO state lunatic asy lun. ..
Judge ildererve delivered short charge 10 the jury,
SAYING they found that the defendant at the tine
Of inc offence labor Ing under such
defect Of not To know the Datre ana quaty
Of her to distinguish between right ana wrong as
70 IL, they should acquit. .
Foreman smons poed the jury. but they did not at
nnce agree they left the room In few minutes they