Show DYNAMITE DEALS the fenian fiends before bow street police court by western ad pres pre s to the herald d 11 LONDON april 12 the prisoners were arranged arraigned before judge ingham smythe temy the gould and gurney app appeared earea for the tile defense poland roland opening lor for the prose prosecution cuti pul declared there was no doubt in view of the evidence obtained by the authorities that a conspiracy is bf in 11 existence I 1 c in n america the purpose of which was the destruction of buildings in this country that the factor worked by the conspirators was d dynamite nai that some men now on trial arit in Cour from the united states for the p purpose of putting their scheme into operation that they had furnished means and men to establish the recently discovered dynamite factory at birmingham and that gallagher IVI I 1 son and norman visited the manufacturer fac whitehead Whit chead abbis at his place in birmingham with the purpose of sending to london a supply ot ol explosives in this connection dates were an important link in tho the chain of evidence concerning norman on the a M man a went to fusion euston square to live he remained fourteen days then on april 2 went to bir ining in ingham liam saying lie was going to get luggage he did not return at the ap appointed pointed time his plan was without do doubt abt changed w while hile in birmingham and it was decided that he lie should take a package of nitroglycerine nitro glycerine to southampton street hotel where gallagher Gallag ber bad had a room for norman the latter telegraphed gallagher th the ath of april that he lie would return to his quarters in fusion euston square he ile did come back and at fusion easton square a man took the box brought by norman containing some bags of nitroglycerine and left them at the place in southampton street where tha the pol police 1 c e subsequently made the arreba fol poland a n d proposed coshow to show th that norman atNorman and wilson repeatedly communicated with gallagher known as fletcher wilson visited gallagher saying his tailor telegraphed on the third of april 1 I am sorry that I 1 cant see you today to tod day d I 1 must call on alfred supposed to mean whitehead will see you tomorrow to morrow the man who was known as wilson went to birmingham with an empty portmanteau and return returned Sd with nitro glycerine in it Nor normans mails statement that he be was a clerk bad had been regarded by a gentleman from as a tissue of falsehood to show that gallagher was really a dispenser odthe of the funds ot of the society poland pointed out the fact that he lie had in his possess possession 1 on when arrested XI 15 in english notes stamped by a new york firm in the same way in which the note taken from norman was stamped it was clear therefore ilo mutsue ul UJO ajl spira aspirators tors and not an fmc innocent n ci clerk r k or even the dupe dope of a sharp rascal gallagher himself brought the silewa of arr from the united states gal aelier himself communicated with all the he subordinate conspirators gallagher telegraphed whitehead on the of march pro promising to see him soon curtin on arrival arrival in london reported by letter to gal gallagher bagher not being advised of the latteri lat arrest when the officers captured curtin a certain diary of his recorded the tile places visited since his arrival in england the list included glasgow blackburn and liverpool it would appear in evidence that curtin also was one of the tile chief persons of the I 1 conspiracy the papers inGalla ghers I 1 luggage referred to Ans burgh whom gallagher Gal latier visited oconnor went to the united states five years ago and letters showed he lie had bad established relations with odonovan rosaa roses mcclure and devoy he ile returned to this country it short time since under the tile name ot of dallin certain of his actions led to suspicion that he lie was not a person to be trusted at large and lie was pil put t under surveillance un on the tile ad of april he lie was observed taking I 1 ng observations of persons in parliament poland intimates that lie would ask to have the tile prisoners remanded for a week BO so he lie might become informed of the proceedings in other parts of the kingdom where similar cases are being examined he ile also intimated that the charge against these men w would be changed from the comparatively simple alre on which they are now arranged to the more fie serious rions offenses of conspiracy and the items so decided upon by a band of men the effects of their conspiracy regardless gardess re of the tile loss of life which would result it was a ii question only a magistrate could decide whether they were not indictable fo for r conspiracy to murder it is possible I 1 e furthermore that at fit a future stage of this proceeding proceed ing a charge would be lodged against them under the treason and felony act gould said he be w watched the case for Gallag gallagher bero whose counsel would be engaged hereafter A lot of papers were a put in in evidence including the cabrio catalogue no of a chemical firm in birmingham the latter was found at normans bodgin lodgings ll 11 and contained full directions forma for making dynamite the proprietor of the hotel where norman was stopping when arrested was brought face to face with gallacher g and testified that to the best of f his herana belief eli ef he wan was the person who u under the n name ame of no flelcher er visited norman A daughter ot of the hotel proprietor from whom gallagher en engaged rooms for norman positively id identified entitled him as the fletcher proprietor ro dietor of the hotel at which dinst Ans burgh stopped topped identified G gallagher a ag aa as th the e man who had visited A abu h asat hotel A 1 I k at the charing cross where there Gal gallagher lagh er boarded failed to recognize any odthe of the prisoners as a the men who visited gallagher callagher the police at wakefield arrested a mcnulty belie believed ved to as ni man an known be si fenian asking tile government Govern men t contemplate commons for extra campen the tile to pay the police as a reward for perilous and sk skilful ilfan service in c tion with t the lie discoveries of dynamite |