Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
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O'BhIEN AND DILLON FLEE.
= They Forfeit Esah and Lcnvs ii
: SuftsaicttOn of TIpparary's COu
70 --snppOncd 10 Have Fled %
Aifierlca.-.rheir Action DalWs "a
Z Grown.
) DUBLIN, Oct. 10.-The case OF the crow
!, against William O'Hrien and John OilIol
a who are charged with conspiracy In Incl
: ing tenants not to pay their rents, was agai
: called In the magistrates court at TIppsrar
i THIS morning. MessIs. o Brien and Dlllo
nave hitherto been present Mt nil the heal
( lnRs, but this morning, wheu the coui
opened, they did not put In an ppearanee
Both the defendants arc members of til
committee which was appointed at the con
ference OF Irish Nationalist, held In Dublil
last Friday, to visit America for tine pur
pose OF soliciting aid for the Nationalist
cause. and rumor is current that the
nave forfeited their bail OF $1,000 each ii
the consp racY case, and they sailed yester
day from Gu ienstown for the United STATED
much excitement prevailed la Tipperkn
when IL became known that Messrs q 'Brief
end Dillon had abandoned their dafenet
and left tho place.
Confirmation OF the rumor that they have
lett the country has been received, There
Y no confirmation, however, OF the report
that they snited from Queenstown yestef-
day for the United States.
/ iEe information thus far received shows
that they did not leave By the ordinary
| channels OF passage. Their bail Will be- paid
1 by the National Lbaere,
All the oiher defendants who are Jointly
! charged with conspiracy with hIessrs
Dillon and O'Brten were present M the
court. MT. roman prosecutor for the crown
announced the absence of Messra Dillon
and o'Brien and asRed the court to appent
10 their bail nds tho usual certificate of
non,appeatanoe. MIR. Healy OF counsel ior
the defendants submitted the argument
that the euTeties on the bali bonds had
luihlled their obligations whom Messrg.
OBrien and Dillon appeared IN court on
the first day OF the trial.
Ihe crown, he said, had subsequently,
amended certain particulars OF the charges
anu therefore the bail given for tho defend.
ants 10 longer held good.
utter listehils to the arguments on this
point the court announced that In its
opinion the charges against the d Pendants
although they had been amended BY th9
crown were substantially tho same. II
therefore granted Mr.. Ronau' request and
the conti'a certificate Of non-ntipepranea
was attached 10 the bail bonds Of Messrs.
Dillon and 0Brien,
An adjournment was then token TO enable
me crown tc consider what steps should he
taken. Warrants have been issued FOR the |
arrest OF Aessrs. O'Brien and Dillon,
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DUBLIN, Oct ll.---When tho macIstrata,s |
court at Ilpparary reasssm led this morn. /
ins, OroWh PROSECUTOR Roman stated that |
W. w, crown had decided 10 prosecute he
cnatges OF conspiracy against all the de.
PENDANTS, Notwithstanding the fact that /
Ms7srs. Dillon and O'Beien had 81 fbaIr
own yolltion Abandoned heir defence and
ett The country. The courts. he said, had
leciurd that under circumstances sueh a.
iaa arisen 10 Tue present case It was not
leuessary 70 stop proceedings In trial.
Mr. Hoaly, Of counsel for the defendanta
lrgued that after the ruling Of the feneh
-egardinB tho reception Of EVIDENCE ,vns
inued. -
Pr. oMahony. one a the defendants
Vnose recent illness CAUSED an adjourn.
neht OF the court, ~ again III, and the
lhys clans who on tie former occasion n
rs Hin IS wera app intod by the conrt n
xamlne HIN have been summoned to mage
hother examination and report to ths
ohFt aB 10 the condition OF the defendant.
Dr. conway, Of the PHYSICIANS appointed
y me court TO examine Mr.. OMahony. re-.
orted that ia lha present condition Of the
ttbn1 the trial. y
Mr.. Roman urged the court to nroceei
IN tha trial OF the case. He promisej I
lat no evidence Bgainet Mr.. OMAhupv j
Guild be Introduced until he was able to j,
ppear III eoart. L was Impossible, he de- i
AIRED, TO afaae MI. ON hony'5 name from i
10 indictment. !, .
MIR. Healy asked Mr.. Roman. "Ara vnu
u satisfied with 10 victims Z Suppose Mr..
dahony should die. What would become
your ease r.
ght." ~ 4
MI Healy retorted: Yes, IT would be- all =
st judge" G,
DUBLIN. Oct. l4.-At the request OF Mr.. 9
man. tho prosecutor for tae crown, the
Hon ard O'Brien and other dePendant: h,
being fried on charges OF conspiracy 70. ST
y, dismissed the case against Sir, OiMa. S,
ny, whose Illness prevents his Attending
urt. The trial of tie remaining defend. i,
ts will " proceed. j.,