The Herald of Wales. — 1887-10-08 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

EXCITDTG SCENE IN COURT.  THY. SUXXONB DISMISSED. At Dublin, on Monday, at an early hour, crowd had assembled outside the Mande Home to see the Lord Mayor proceeding towards the Poiim Court. At half -past eleven, manages began to arrive. Among* those who came in °syringe@ were Metiers. John Dillon, M.P., Peter Macdonald, Di P., Gray, M.P., Charles Daweon, Alderman Kerman, etc. The crowd WWI RillgUlarly good humoured. The Aldermen appear it dressed in full costume. Amid ringing cheers the oarriagee drove 1 through Dtiwsou-street as far as Dane-street.. The city marshal, arrayed in a cocked hat and moor& acted as mister of the ceretnonieti, and , vu the Lord Mayin'ti eervants took part in the promedings The pullet did not appear in any re Mary Wag. beitig seatteted through the trait -. The J. ul Mayar, who woo in an open carrisge, ornilejeggl bowed repeitedly to the crowds along th-. 1 route. On, arriving at the police court, the defendants alighted, aud, amid ritaritg cherro from the rust, entered the nr rrlo. rn divisional court. Iu the Dahlia Et .lee Court, the Lord Mayor :in i Mr. Win. O'lli len were summoned unit, r the crime., Ant fnr having in the ~,Notion and rt.ited Ireland ri-..p,etively puleished reports of 1 ii, ineetinge of tie suppremed branchss of the , National Lague Lin sot police, dawn acroo ' the icr. eta, prev.a.ted tit., people from (tenting I eithin eeveral bemired yards of ihe court house I Mr O'Brien did not antnd, nor is he in Dublin. 1 At ten minutia pert one, about fifty menthero of I i h.. Cerperation, in their robes, arrived, and I shortly after the Lord Mayor, also in tie State I roes, appeared in court. Ile was received I with loud cheers. On the civic sword and 1 ittatio be nit brought into court, Inspector I Mack', r refused to allow them to be I ',Need upon the table. Mr. Sexton, Mr. I a Dully, and others, however, oeizei the ewitol, and insisted upon its being put On the table, when is seem: of excitement fol. loeferl. The councillors in the gallery called I loudly to the Lord Meyer to hold on to the. I eword. A tumle ensued between the police and THl'' SUFFOLK TRAGEDY [flit' iii-cl Mayor, Mr Sexton, Mr Donelly, and . • I vtloirs. At length, atter a parley, the —. I tovor,' was broterht to , PRI H SONEIt BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES the bench ; .the court, . where it remain' ed. At Franilitiehant Bake court, on Thureday, I Mr C PKIII app-:teed f r the Crown, and Mr I Arthur Eilwarda Gilbert Cooper, citrate of '1 isimhy Healy. M.P., defended. The Lord 1 Critingham, Suffolk, was again brought up on Mayor sat at the %blew front of the magistrate. ' the ;bingo of lciving murdered hie vienr, the On hie right were Mentre. Sexton, McDonnald, Rev. William Weymott Farley, on thitoher 2nd. end Gill, M P.'s, while on his right sat Mr Th: court was Cre wiled. The ease was watched Nam, M. I'., and Mr I teunehy.- At about one by a tiol,eiter on behalf of Mrs Farley The iMr Camel proceeded to real from the Nation prisoner when brought into court at once took 1 the report of the euppreseed Shelbourne off his hat, but looked around him veeantly. 1 braneh of the National . League. He made no reply to the formal charge. ; His being interrupted by cheers, the magistrate THE NEWS i