New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

mony OF general character to prove the exist
enoe OF conspiracy prior to the dates given in the
,.s,tsa wSsS'S Dut that no evidence could be per-
were done anterior to those the dates of which
were nT mentioned in the warrants
of Messr pon OF ana whe, the arrests
Eade. has its counterpart in Nationalist circles
to-day. The dispatches from Tipperary. describ.
ing the clubbing of the crowd before the court
At Il. National SeSssd sensation
1a o the police was denounced as a gross outrage
The fact that John Morley is present at the trial
II Is thought that the trial will AFFORD him morr
ins,snI into the true inwardness of the Irish prob
seM' EN- which ne came TO Ireland to study for him
N9n He will I've able to tell v,e English Liberals
with more force than ever what the Irish peonle
have to put up with at the hands of the police
condeas ihnnersTS thas Whatever
the outcome of the trial maS be- the brutal nolice
episode and the evident reluctance Of the court
The popularity of Mr.. Bafour's rule
The conference Of the Irish Nationalsts referred
70 N Yesterdays dispatches will be held in Dublin
Inc announcement mado in the FIRST edition OF
The Labor world.' the new paper started I'm London
ioVei'N ny Michael Davitt that he would disclose
pot on the part Of the English police officials BY means
" winch many innocent Irishmen were convicted and
are now undergoing sentences Of penal servude for
s1eeed connection with dynamite explosions in Eng
hh cnies some years ago, caused good deal of dis
ossion among lrishmcn yesterday in New.York CITY
PARTICULARLY among that radical section of them who
are supposed to be in sympathy with extreme meas
ures Tor the freedom Of ireland According to the
dispatch. Mr.. Davitt has said In hs paper that James
McDerinott, better known by the Irish patriots In
brooklyn and this city Red Jim, who for MANY
years has bccn known to be an informer and who
was shot at several years ago In q liquor shop In
Chambcrs-sf. on this account, organized the DYNAMITE
plots some years ago.
Captain p. j. Coleman, Of the Grattan Guard one
OF the companies G the American Military Union
In this city, and also member Of tho Goth ReRiment
was seen yesterday afternoon at No. o4O Broadway
taptain Coleman was chased from England by the
British a0rities several years ago. suspected Of being
concerned In the attempt to blow up the Mansion
House In London and the Town Hall in Liverpool With
dynamite.
1t Will be OF interest to all Americans as we'll as to
Irshmen.' said Captain Coleman, "h Mr.. Davitt can
show the shameful methods which have been adopted
In these alleged dynamite outragcs to convict inno-
cent Irshnen. The perjury and the suicide subse-
quently Of IgOt offered exposure that has been
Of immense service to the Irish cause and in the case
OF many Irishmen who are now pning their lives
TO blow up English public buildings English YES.
sells on the high seas If Mr.. Davitt make. as 1
ems Of the methods by Which these Innocent men sone
OF them American citizens were deprived Of their lib
VIII n nave as gwen ts great sla to the Irish cause
now9n N ~'e0'
simply said Captain Coleman, "because the
since the blowing up Of the Dotterel. British
war In the Straits Of Magellan many years ago until
c noSsp Ss IN n and other
desire of the Irish people, both home abroad
try