Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Dfiios sns O sFisa Have little Chance
for Jasflss - Their HrtsL


for J1st3ss - Their TrssL
LosDos. sent z5 The amending %
TIE warrants against Messrs. Dili0n znd
o BFien viii enable tae tSoysynment 70
include new charges ii the complaints.
This unexpected action. permitted y
the magistrates AZ the opening Of the
court an4 without notice having beeR
given 70 ths defendant. Is regarded as
an evidence that the Government pro-
poses % ooaducs the ease In an zrbit-
r4ry and aigh-hznded manner aud that
tAs court IS ready 70 lend rs aid in
, thzt direction. 1hs procedure Of the
. defense. oa the other hand. shows de-
termination 10 prolong the fght and
/ keep she case before the country as long
as possible, With a view 70 making
! capital for tAe Nationalist cause
Mr.. John Merlsy is much wrought up
over his personal observation Of Irish
i, police methods. and stigmatizes she be-
| havior OF the constabies as 'damna-
ble." lie declares he will raise the
| question in Parliament as 20 the neees-
| sity % checking such brutalitisS
| DUBLIS, Sept es. In the trlai OF Dill
Ion and 0'Brien az TippsrAry Thursday
| Mr. Roman, counsel for the crown,
| asked permission OF the court 70 make
| some slight changes in the charge
| against the prisoners and was allowed
20 do so, contrary 70 the protests OF
| the defendants Mr.. Roman then
the prosecution. declaring that he
| proposed 70 show that since May, 1889,
| when the plan OF campaign was put in
| operation on the Smith Barry estate,
the defendants had been in a conspiracy
TO prev, e the payment OF rents TO Mr..
Smith Barry.
The defendants protested against the
| Introduction OF evidence touching mat
ters that were anterior TO the dates
| they were arrested.
After considering these protests the
court decided that the prosecution
| might produce testimony of general
| character 10 provo the existence Of con-
spiracy prior to the dates given in the
warrants but that no evidence could be
| permitted concerning acts OF the de-
PENDANTS which were done anterior to
those the dates OF which were men.
| toned in tho warrants.
After the court had given it's decision
in the matter Of the protests Mr. Roman,
on behalf OF the crown, continued to re
count tho events that occurred IN 1855
in connection with the carrying out oi
tho plan OF campaign. He was inter
! rupted constantly by the comments and
protests of the defendants counsel, who
objected vigorously to the presentation
Of matters with which counsel claimed
their clients had nothing whatever tC
do
DUBLIN. Sept. 26-The situation a.
Tipperary is much more tranquil thar
on Thursday. The streets are still
thronged with people who seem to be
laboring under suppressed excite
ment, but there has been no COLI
sion with the police. The authoritie;
are taking extra precautions to guard
against the possibility OF an outbreak.
A detachment OF soldiers is assisting
the police in maintaining order. The
space in front of the courthouse is
held by a strong guard. and both sol
ders and police are patrolling the
streets.
The session of tho court for the tris
Of the conspiracy case was OF shor
duration in the morning. When the
hour OF opening came the presiding
magistrate announced that it would b'
impossible to 20 on with the cases, a!
the judge OF the county court
required the building. 1t would b
necessary. therefore, to adjourn furthe
proceedings until the afternoon. Befor'
the magistrate could declare the cour
adjourned Timothy Healy sprang to hi
feet and in the name OF the de
PENDANTS offered an earnest protes
sgsinst an adjournment for the reason
given. IL was becoming moro and mor'
manifest, Mr.. Healy declared, that th'
defendants were being treated witt
every discourtesy the authorities could
devise
Mr.. Healy's protest was unavailing
As soon as he resumed his seat the cour
was sd iournsd until the afternoon
Ms Fremont's Gratitude
Los ASeELrs. Cal. Sept s6.-Mrs
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