The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-07
light ON BEACH'S LIFE,
r-CAaO PAPER SAYS HE WAS
rRAITOR IN THE ARMY.

o.,dar sullivan Denies Holding
Conversations Described by the
,,,..-eqe-ghe Chicago Meeting AL
4ad 20 IN His Evidence Presided
nuor nv senator Cullom.
r.xnoy Feb 6.-Mr Parnell was pres
the session of the Parnel commission
~ He held lively conversation with
IsaI DavitU. Witness Beach, who is
tnovvn as DR.. Lecaron, continued his
rid.pcs. He detailed conversation which
sod with Alexander Sullivan in Juoe,
s.r rso,rdipg the proposed alliance Of the
q,-.,t Irish organizations, in which Mr..
! \ I,.r.n said that no radical change could
nj orected till they had change of repre-
~ u..Hva, on this side of the water,
ai,b would be very soon. Mr..
N .,uiron referring to the visit to Ireland
L'at he contemplated making, ssid he
/ ,,,Ij not think of allowing Mr.. Parne.l TO
IVY, he EXPENSES, as doing so would place
IN. Parnell in a false position. Mr.. Sullivan
/ k,itterIv opposed discussion of this matter
H. one1 convention, on the ground that it
leak out and compromise the Parnell-
/ ite party
III AN F. C. CONFERENCE.
Tna witness stated that a conference of
IF c. was held on Aug. 8, 1881. The
meeting discussed preparations for dyna-
/ I,,jfa oneratiops, and recommended the for
! H. ion Of classes in mining engineering.
A. This point Mr.. Webster read financial
] sdocument, including an item for the sub
sdzug Of foreign newspapers
. Tbs witness then continued. He stated
4 hat Mr.. Bre lin was paid for building a
4 snh-narins torpedo boat which proved q
i {fsilure Another firm Luilt boat which
] Ia On the New Jersey side of New York
& larhar four months, but was not used
sgairst British ships. The witness said th at
.Iehp OCmnOr, an agent employed for
carving arns to Ireland, attended this con
Sren Jon rs a representative of the Supreme
B CouocI Of The IrisA Republican Brother
hood
MR.. RUSSELL OBJECTS.
Mr.. Russell objec cd to the detailing by
& the witness Of o statement made by Mr..
N 8OCo,nor, on the ggound that it had no
zbe4riug on the case Of Mr.. Parne1.
Att rnev General Webster saId that Mr..
#Parnsl was not the oniy ore against whom
charges had be II made, aYd urged the ad-
mission # evidence, as Mr.. O'Connor was
an ageu. Of TIE IrisD Republican Bro her
hooi, Of which several of the persons
s azai 81 whom Charges had been brought
s Isd b. en- proved members.
Mr. Russell objected because he said it
81 was private co We satioa, and there 1 as
4 n0.bng connecting M. OCounor with per
soas whom it wa sought to criminate or
! showing thet Hir. O'Connor was authorized
! 10 represent them.
TIE JUSTICES RULING.
Presiding Justice HaGnen said: "We
3 tre Of rhe opinion that there is pgimU fGcie
Mo- lo rlr4 NJ.
Ri o. mDuHicaV Il between members Of the
a 81 Iga9lzi'ioa in Ireland and America
0r Russell pu sued his eobjectio1, and
the witness ntsrp0sing, said he did not sup
pose Mr.. ParAell would deny that he
had hat the conversation referred
To- Mr.. Russell said the witness alleged
n conversation with Mr.. Parnell was
ot.e effect that Mr.. ParneIl wished to in
form the heads of the Irish organization ia
America aad that he woull like to act in
n concert with them. For taat purpose Mr.,
farne waa suppo,ed To lave co missionet
The witness TO e Alexander Sullivan aud
others How did that make he conversa-
E uoa between the witness and Mr.. 0'Connor
evidence against anybod 2"
Justice hannen--oa ar as the evidence
a g9a5 the witness had a definite abiect-Nr.
E vC9nnor repr sented to g certain extent
po'h parties. Tue witness had a converse
Jioa with him regarding that very object.
mat IS the evidence.
"A TWO OTHERS PRESENT.
Inc witness continuing, said that the con-
Tenaton with Mr.. O'Connor took place in
'le presence of two others. Mr.. O'Connor,
n reply to the witness question as to how
lne matter,stood, assured, him that it was all
4 iatsjJcJ1rY.
III Or Gallagher, the witness brother dele
EdLe afE. official IF ba T,aF al
hoal, was present He had several conver-
satoas with Dr. Gallagher.
4 evidence! '-''
attorney General Webster replying said
.Ha' DR.. Gallagher had been convicted Of
1t,s'lt' outfages in England. He sub
,L,'ys1 tAat tie witness having stated that
,s PoAcy OF dynamite was proposed. evil
@ stl9 70 what leading members did in
MsS,be F0'-0J "'"' 'N
justice Hannen ruled thst the coDversa-
-oN' WIN Dr, Gallagher were not admissi-
TWO MISSING DYNAM1rERs.
Ihe witness said he saw Mackev and
'''1s ey W. days before Lonsspev left
a. u ca for the purpose of carrying out
"a ,i i-uh expiosOns, the details Il which
".Vhess c1uid not give. Lomasney
ee.r .ieyuihea, and the organization had
r., s',cs Imported his family and father
}si "tn's' be 'eyed that Lomasney and
ls5.Os"'r Michael pershed in the London
r.rF .Ap0sIon. Toe witness produced a
a''' |mcb was read by Sir Henry
< d.,rb...ltl Il was dated Sept. l, 1881, and was
.'ogJed after the Chicago convention.
s,5 ~s 1s headed with the word caution, .
IA tlaoi9 ~ WI "l.' read this document at the meeting
4 'a.yg''77 t,Ie. '., e.elpt. After reading It twice
"a j. & ~ .oI.r oI.r 10 90 The presence Of the O. and
IA I e .egh u aud send 20 the secretary OF the
. n a s.Ai-ment that ~ was 50 burned n the
q fact 80" ~ burn II the J. @. will report the
n c7rr NJ. reading the circular the witness
"A p,,', ue1 uis testimony. He said that in
III qgsl.'. WIN instructions from head
M ,o u, ne attended the Chicago conven-
\ sso .t..nIl. ~. oCcnnor and Timothy Healy
FL D. me PRESIDENCY TILT.
E don, ;dr Belts was proposed for presi-
W ellen lhe convention. but the clerical
ri s-c.i a1 II Liepresantei by the moral suasion
E l0aged ,Jo. "a TO him. Rev. Belts be-
I'll dire,. ,so Wv tue aggressive party. At the
III yect.r, ,fuesO or Mr.. O'Connor tsis OBJ
Nj ,ssn,a."a was Withdrawn, and Rev. Betisw.s
sbpro"a4H Wy elected. Several priests. who
caEyengaJJ1 ca 9l Tue dynamite policy, attended the
fr1- r1",'9tTaey .taey General Webster here ouoted
III nal. 9 i- HiSh Nation extracts of a speecb
n g.-s ro +" tue convention by an Irish dele-
n t0a of i.,5, oleehy who advocated aboli.
n 10 ouarta.Ot dlsm and said he would give
rui5psi. ~ Ireland until the country was
dsiysred M dependent. The speech was