The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-25
|O'BRIEN RAN AWAY
kx'titing Scenes at the c.
spiraey Trial.
ne's aEsrsD THE cosErnox..
AsssfaadiH< isrwsaiisy .s u. r.x..-
The rrs2a u FasAsr
NecarsAy.

HsEfLEx. JAN. "a. The srsat az VIZ
OFTEN on : charge Of soazus-s-,.
began to-day ~ Carrick-on-Sus~ -
governmens had issaes prexIsuzss,.
forhiaGin< any demon trstio,x -
coming O'Brissn. bat deSpffe ,hs< $
ton 2s0c persons gathered srau-a
TIE courthouse Six hundred unasr-.
men charged the sroxd. ssirr -.
hasoiis freely. bot we're rsaahss - a.
perse the gathering The xx~ss..-.s.
was ieverih. As tssBrs@n en.~... 49,. = /.
courthouse be was greeted wstk <,sss<
eEousi cheers.
Wiuie y 8rfsn vas striving 10 n.u
snrorssh the cfuwd 70 enter the rarrf.
house ne was se1zed BIZ rossrr =.
spector and dragged % yaras. ~.
people. raaddsned by this. Pressed e.
ward 20 rescnss him. The rssls.se 49,.
ever. repulsesl the crowd Timcsk.
HeaiF. Who stepped forward - -
y Brien. was rnet by 8 sayonss Iexef-ss
At hisi breast A nnrsber Of rensrt~-.
were EnaItreafss1 0'RwSer ccys 1900
To the Judge that the police wsrs q
tenutns 70 Ineife hlsa<fv rsst-
Wien the Ease for che rruxr ~
been presented. Healev. on hehsIT y
the defendant applied for xuhr-rr-~
for Lord Salisbury and RzIsoE.r1 F.,sS
Of whom. be asserted. hnd rs~S-
speeches similar TO tho~e al Ore
The court refused to issue the 6~~;r-S
subpsrnas. The spectators "a rh< $50. ~r,...s
room received she decision with mnr.
murs and the magistrates orsaer,si r..
galleries cleared. While thls Re-
icing done CfRrien exclaimed sf'U
clear ont alss,." and started fo- r.
door. The magistrate shousex} sssesce.
him, snd constable grabbed (ls gr,c1
After sharp struggle. OsBynn. wisk
the aid OF some Spectators msrs--5
TO reach the street with ro ws,rs. dc,s.
age than q torn coat.
An immense crowd escorted O sBrSea
through The n,wn- The po1ice usel
their aatons Without mercy upon IL
people, who responded with stones
and stieks. Turing the mckee m.
o sBrnsn was struck violenfIy in lie
breast with \ risie-ssoek. Scores n
persons were injured.
The court issued . Warrant far H.
arrest Of 0'Brien and then asiiourned
The police with tired axyonets sre -
trolling the streets Of the town.
Twenty pErsons received bayoues
thrusts, ana s1sne Of them werc dan
gerously wounded. Al least a
Others were mere or less ser;oss<Ix IN
jured by the bafcns og the police
. Brien $ ioczfiea Is noi known. IL il
Thought he VIII not appear In court 20
morrow.
MoRE AElsEsrs To FOLLOW
When the cases Of James Lawrence
Carew. member OF parliament to3
North Kildare, and Daniel KiIhrida
member of parliament for Sou1k
Kerry, who are charged with oifensss
under the crimes act. we're called h
court ist Kildare to-day, the accused
failed to answer, and warrants so<
their arrest were issued.
BIossDTHIRsrS PoLIcExEs fSIEEED.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2t.-As The trial u
Father Mccarthy. charged with incit-
ing hoycotting, a large crowd
which had congregated about
the court house vas charged
by a force OF go police. The croud
used stones and bottles against the
police. Is of whom were injured. One
of the svounded policemen will die and
three cihers are in q dangerous con-
dition-