Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
IBE ZINES CHARGES
Inc Parliamentary Commissioners
Who Are Investigating Them
Get DOVE to Work,
Counsel for Parnell and fer me Times
Present the Different Visvs
of the Case.
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MS*N& EsR morniDg. Sir
MS%sW IF Charles Rlssen
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X|SaX NH courc!! Tor Par
FkEg /E.SIgcT nell ornuei the
N-er-SDT3S pr1c2et!Ees oy
applying for
-e4e"se from wexford prigcE Cs mr. Red
mud
Justice Hume, president ofibs COM
mlseioN scld the SIM course would be
adopted VIE Re alcld "a IL the case OF
John DiiiJr. His relessy musz not be
col sirEed 30 m2sn that he h.1 ceep
grslied immunity from Imprisonment.
lie would De set fac 0r'3 under street
conditio-s. These woul ret slow of
h'S taxing ang part in public l'fs, snd
you'd compel hin TO held himself
s;rickl7 prisoner On gEt1cl.
Sir Charles Rlgsell iHtinat2f, thst for
present lie would rot Insist gp0a his
application for Testimonials releo5s.
discussion then ensued uoon the
ienRfh OF time the cour: sAouId cit
weekly. Tie ocurseI fer both s!des
co1c1rFed III proposal 20 held SESSIONS
upon four days CT each week, op, the
court dec ded 20 m.es every week day
except Saturday, sud zsked re council
to expedite proceedings.
Attorney General Webster opened the
case for the Times. he PROM
ised to give the cour. the fullest
Information IN the Times power regard
Ing the source CT evidence sgslrss the
lIlsh party w6icn the Times nsd pub
listed he would not treat tGe cssa Is
having anything - 90 Nth the :Eari.s or
demeri,s OF 1c-ne rule, @. sGy sUpp 2sed
'ur4io@ itish q1estiHns. Tee ircujry
vas strictly iato specific charges nade IN
tue O'Donrt il sc!ior agalns; tie Times
and he would b. csr5fa! not 10 ia,ro5uce
questions b'F11G the Charges. Che At
to-ney Go8e55. then prOce edect g. review
the Times a-sicles on "P,rneilisn AMI
CRIME going ever The old erounda.
tne courtroom WAC well Alec, buI wss
cot oVercTcwdsd. Perfect order pre-
vailed. The general public Yves rot sd
hltted. Mr.. PernslI GaG numerous other
uemoegs Of Parliament were present.
E7'derce would be furnishC &, said Mr.,
"etster, to prove thai ever since the
Lana League was formed Mr Psr1en and
1's c2ileGues were Intimately associated
''i;n the Ifish- American sdy0cates OF
1gnamlie, and also to show that napyua-
Toce1 CRIMES wsre due 10 The indictment
4 6osh q Led sDd N2sinnsl Lesgues.
J! Wen.d De shCwo, said Mr.. Webster,
h1 mary 81 than mCG,ic2ef IN tie
times, particulars had pergcrzlly taken
III IN csUfs CT the wcr2. kind, While
FIFE scarcely Gry cxcar'inu the pelsJne
neEtiorHd tad neyer teIoprce3 og.seces
II cfices. OT.1g 20 The fshG;s .: .Ae
1hcers CT TIE raj Il. LefsGs &c cCnply
with the conniseICns crder regarding
ne discovery OF the bslk 60. za, tue
Zines counsel had been unable 70 shape
.heir Course Is trey had CYpe. led to.
II even TithoQi the bank boois taeY
VI uid pr.ve that money had been paid
~ the Lesgue TO persons appointed fer
be actual commission of
ACTS OF VIOLENCE.
ooide VI tte He1 thuS oQpOln.td were
connected With the American League,
aud soma we're provided with money
rom funds obtaiped in Ireland. From
The outset OF tie Lia6 Lssgues, mr. Pr
nell ard bis Colleagues had been ia.i-
nateiy associated with Irish-AmeEicaas
Eho we're advocates Q; dynamite. Re-
nark.oie evidence would Dc produced to
prove their connection, ard to show also
hat an extraordinary numter Q. un:lsced
crimes we're due &c the Indictment OF the
L oPue. ReierrirE ~ the letters sliseed
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