, 1881-04-10
McVicker and Haverly Only 100000
Apart on the Sale Of Nc
Vcker's Theatre.
Why "Scribner's Monthly" was
Sold, and Will Soon Change
Its Name.
Reduction in Grain Rates-Enormous
Irruption of Immigrants
Whittaker-Items. il.


WI 1A@nA1A1<'
he Is SAFE.
Special DISPATCH to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW }onK. April e.-Patrick Coleman, the
fenian who IS supposed to have been engaged
in the attempt to blow up the Mansion house III
London on the night OF wednesday, slarca io
is sNfe IN the minus OF MS 1rfehos IN Luis citS'
He arrived in the Anchor Llne steamer AUS
tralta at . clock this evening. nnd andeu al the
pier III the loot OF west Ien1n street "ltootl
1nplestntion nnd without recognition by any
body, except those who were intFusted With the
charge OF bringing him sately from
the steamer hGnors naa oeeh ahoat
Tor seVcFal Gays toAt, upon ene
arrival OF the Australia oetectl'es "ou1a ar
rest coleman IN the nope OF eettng n'tu eat1a-
oited anu securing tue 1lVo te"afo oncseo "
the Britlsh Government 1os his caps"fe' ~
anticipation OF some suen an allenapt. 'no
Fenian Brothefhoou 1naoe arranse'neuts ~
prevent any SURPRISE e1enol VI eae s'ot'uAet =.
On tho dock and had there been any movement
toTurd arrestlng the mh1i, there IS no oouot tn1t
A BLOODY RESISTANCE
would have been encountered. AS It was nc
sauntcred quietly down the Ruug- plank Of the
steamer as soon as she WIS dockcd with lead
ing member OF the Fcnian Brotherhood oneither
side OF him, passed down West Ientn street
short distance. and entered barroom when all
trace OF him was lost.
SOME IDEA OF TIE PRECAUTIONS
taken By the Fenans tu prevent the arrest Of
this man may be gained by the experiences OF Il
reporter who sought to interview Coleman. The
reporter was awaiting in the ship-news office ut
the Battery the sailing Of the rcvenue-cuttcr
which was to take them to the incoming Aus
traliA, when q tall, thin. gentlenauly-loo
youn:. man pushed his head in ut the window
and asked permission Of the customs officers
10 accompany them on. tho trip. lie
said he had friends on the Austraila,
and permission WIS given him to board the
cutter. On the trip down the bay, which began
as soon rs the Australia left Quarantine,
THE TALL, SLIM MAN
was very reticenr, but he WIS always to be found
in close proximity to the two reporters. II they
sat in the cabin, he was there. and II thoy stood
on the deck. he wns still beside them. He acteu
in IL perfectly natural manner. however anu mo-
body on board rno revenue cutter supposed tha1
he WIS
AN AMATEUR DETECTIVE.
AT leng1n The s1eAhaef WIS feacueo' auo
the tall. slim man climbed to her
deck with the othor passengers
OF the revenue cut&er. -dere ING reporler 4ost
him for some time. gong oe1o" 10 inquire VI tne
purscr In regard to Patrick coleman 1he fnys-
teraous man Went forward among Tee s1eefase
passengers. tic aitcf"ards tufnea Jul 10
be prominent fen1a1' oe1aalea ~ see
that no detective went OH tne sesse''
Aiargc number OF Fenians vera on the AUS
tralta. and when the reporter Attempted 10 get
where Coleman was IN LIE steerase' ne WIS
stopped ano told II would nor pc aas1saote 10
let him be seen one OF The fe'l'ans' faul
Leonard, remarked: we want 10 Keep MIN US
ou4et As possible TOE 1ne present. alio nc W."
be allowed 10 say anything uhtll Ut Is placed
safe IN the hands OF ir'enos. expect we sna1i
nhd the ooch h41ed Will Ehsnen oe'eceNe7' ou1
WE ARE P1sErAlED ~ AtEl tAEA'
and If they discover Coleman and make an at-
tempt to arrest him, there Will DO some nos
work done. we thought that you were one ot
Pinkerton's detectives NJ nrst" NC mean 10
take our man from tnls steamer
AT ALI. HAZARDS.
Every avenue by which we could be surprised Is
guarded. have been ut quarantine now Tor
six days watching Tor THIS steamer. we nave
men on the COCKS. ano everything 10 ieao5 u
make stout resistance In case or need Our
friend is here among his friends now, and we
mean to protect him.
" What Is the organization which IS taking aA
these ofecaotloasF asked the reporter.
The regular organization Whach Is engaged
In the physical force movement Inc fenlah
Brotherhood and United lrtsh'nen OF tho city
are determined to protect their agents when
they get lnt3 trouble by carrying OUT their
ptaHs. Coleman is brave. oetefMlheu mlo'
who Will not De captured easily, ana he 1s sur
rounded mere oy US ofase anu determined nen
who 10 NOE hteno 10 nave MN eaotufeo. l
ooh oene'e "e are eo'als ~ ou'e "Ay tiouo'e'
but II we GO We are wen prepa1eo 1or IT, so'e
""n mas ne' q oeet1 ~ '4s eou".l' oe'o 49,
we sna.l n"se ~ Saa,u A.a. poss, -
"ni4e' w eue1e ~ aoss - n.,
1eeA'' ea "e.e - @.e.o -. = 49,
AI "As oo4'-, -
put nas H'eo 1nost u n's i'.e ~ "o4ooa' -na
CHESTER aao hNe'puo4' ~ eN,e ~. ~ - WA. 49,
lleVe tneF eaA ."cAaes .''sun'un' Ao ""'
le1t MS "'le anu en''u.e" 'en'"1 = ~ "oaoon' oA@
suppose aacs lo'io" n,'n =, so1'
Am 10 uhaeFseano' aeAeo tne 1epo'.e.'
~ that Co1emah ""s Fea''' lug l1's" ,s, " ~ AZ
tempted 10 o!o" up Tue o'nns'o't l1ousef
"el' was tne ready 'espo'se' W ~
most aonsltteu Ms MUCH ~ sou' nasca - ~
can't expect rue 10 MAKE" suore oe'''''1 ans"ef'
THE INDIVIDUAL WHO HAD CoAls oS THE
AUSTRALIA As coLEAAS
n icF hf7 Eui tCiEfu0n.