Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
TN FOREIGN LANDS.
euAep LANGUAGE BETWEEN couN-
srl IN THE TlppERARY TRIAL.
u,..ar. and Policemen Ordered to Cion-
mel 10 Prevent Collision Between
,he berkshire aud Irish Regiments.
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prnIIS, October e.-The Magistrates
Cour, nj Tipporarv. before which tho case
of Dillon, 0'Bricn. and number of other
defendants, charged with conspiracy. il
beur heard, rcconvened this morning. All
of the accused with tho exception of 0'Ma-
hony. who is ill., were present. but their
counsel Redmond aud Timothy Healy,
were absent in consequence Of an impor-
,ant engagement which demanded their
attention elsewhere. On behalf OF OMa-
hony. Mr.. Dillon produced GER
tifcate from two Clonmel doc
tors stating that be was seriously
IN, and that IL was impossible for him to
attend trial. Mr. Roman. prosecutor for
the Crown. objected 70 the certificate as
not being valid excuse for OMahony
sence. and insisted that the doctors be
summoned by the Cour, totestify as to the
patients condition.
Mr.. Dillon said that the doctors certif-
Gates would have 20 be accepted as evil
dence: that Mr.. O'Mahony was in no condi-
ton 60 appear before the Court, as the
doctors themselves distinctly refused to
come 20 court TO substantiate the state
men,s they had already made in their GER
,lcaies.
ADJOURNMENT FOR An HOUR.
Mr Roman then asked the Court 20 adj
ioum tor an hour to enable the Crown to
decide whether the charge against OMa-
hony would be withdrawn or an appiica-
ton made for a warrant for his arrest.
Mr. OBrien was not pleased with the
prospect for Adjoining the case for On
hour. and he therefore asked Mr. Roman.
Can you not decide this matter in half
On hour and not keep Us fooling around
le-cT"
The Court granted the request Of MIR.
Roman. and AN adjournment was taken for
az hour.
Upon tho reisscmbling Of the court Mr..
Roman stated that the prosecution had
tsleersphed 90 two doctors in Clonmel re-
ogosting them 20 examine O'Mahony, and
bad sent "a third from Tipperary 10 visit
and examine the defendant. He expected
that the doctors would appear IN court
Iateraud testify as 90 MahoDy's condition,
and De therefore asked the Court TO take
further adjournment IN the course of his
remarks Mr.. Roman said O'Mahony,
through his solicitor, had placed the Court
a. defiance. This remark excited tho In
dieuation Of Mr.. Dillon, who declared 1t
untrue. He further said that be had done
bus best 20 procure the attendance OF
OAIahony's doctors IN Court.
Mr. O'Bren sad that defendants had
the right 10 complain against the course
Of theprosccuton. Mr.. Ronansremark, he
declared. was addressed 20 the audience IN
England, and was not designed TO injure
the defendants. Mr.. O'Bucn's remarks
were greeted with cries Of Hear, Hear -
by the defendants.
A SCENE or CONFUSION.
A scene Of confusion ensued. Mr.. Roman
repeated his remarks again and again and
Mr. Dillon. who was very angry. loudly
denied them. The defendants. IN the mean
time. protested against the charges made
by the prosecutor. when order was again
plrtlv restored Nh Dillon warmly pro-
tested against the Court taking any fur
Their adjournment. He maintained that IN
Justice no warrant could be issued for the
arrest of O'Mahony until the Court had
heard the testimony Of his doctors. After
another heated wranglo the Court finally
granted Mr.. Romans request. and further
adjournment was taken. The action of
the defendants, who are on bail, is likely
10 result iu their commlttal. to the Clonmol
Jail for contempt Of court
when the Court resumed Or. Nadine,
who had seen Mahoney, testified that Ma
honey would be unable to attend for al
least four days. Ultimately the trial was
adjourned until Friday. Alderman Dillon
undertaking that Mahoney would then
come 10 Tipperary to reside for the remain