, 1881-08-07
word In order to yet out. These extraordinary
precautions to keep the transactions Of the
Uuly iutioiatc nre due probA0lv tu tho

sTofd IN order to get OUT Ihese extraordinary
tody fnvioiatc nre due probably tn tho
FEAR OF DETECTIVES,
na II fs pretty w:it known that the English Gov
crtisrent l.ts men i::, this c.'l1nry wL"*c llsi-
particularly Ut tho revolutionary surf, ull,i re-
port what tie: are ioHs To tho british Consuls,
wio transmit the Information obtained by these
was through one Of them tl,ut tho 1u-
terslnl machines wc,e discovered in Liverpool.
Aud, Notwithstanding tue strenuous etlurts to
tot,ceal the to.,,Es of the body III session 1T the
Palmer House, ii is believed that one Ut pimkcr-
ton III s'apt. Turtles men was prcsent,-Turtie
be!ns tsuts !y',I Esh,in, A. soon rs tho
;lf<t thing tls'ac vas 70 slit ttc;l fur tho .trsc
uf discovering iE,cr!DE:s:s. Char1cs wer. ,rr-
Icrrtl against delegate tsun lthtsc IsAud but
Investigation satisfied tho Convention thnt tho
delegate WIS "ynrsl wide und dyed i'll tho WOOL
and the objections were unanimously tabled
Last "Wednesday. the tay ttforo tho delegates
got here, alr. il. C.ppcliton, English C9us,i1 ut
Philadelphia. renrhed this city ard registered ut
tbs Palmer House. His visit here 1T this time
cunning rs lie did tn tho crc or meeting nf
Irish N:s'.ouAsts, it il snrn1isc tlmt his nbject
was to mike arrangements With Pinkerton Or
Turtle tu Hind OUT the
PLANS OF THE EEvo1ET1oSIsrs.
Mr, Cappeiltou was seen III conference with
James Warrnc'l, the CAl'aso representative VI
the British iny.rnsncnt, nnd the fnet thus he
Started FOR home yesterday afternoon Is luukc
succ1ssfui-thAt, hay1ng received reports from
Il detective who has l1c ents..r tt their delit,-
ec:.suus. he WAS satisfied that I'LL tho proceul-
fugs
WOULD III: MADE KSoWS tn HIN,
and, therefore, thnt bis presence here was 10
lull9er necessary.
lsut Mr.: CAnpciitnn carried aSny with him the
Inflammation III secured, nlA The peopt. Ol Chi
c;tgu are nuIe tile wiser. The rep1ritrs-Of this
city. wllu generally manage tU gel sount.thiu.
nuut everything tllat ...Ats on here ut, matter
"
directly interested, have moi ,can abe to give
the grips and passwords ind this gain a;I,is-
alive or TIE Tn1EuSE succeeded in lc:.r,-
ing thing ar two from reliable sources.
.Neortl!ny IL Il gentleman whonught IL be posted,
tho ob1cc! Of tho Convention. which Ii lnude np
Of representatives frDM tue different Irish So
cict!cs throughout the country, is primarily to
decide whit shall br done with the ski m-Atny
six years for the fund. and tho aIs1ttt1ut now III
hand is supposed ,o lie hctwecn S'9,laDald *lUl.-
w. whsh T. at iresIc''t e"nlf%llv VII oy nrtles
van-1tossa being Sue principal one. Ko-sa's
plan Of warfare. it is s.s1d. Is not that Of tho
Societies, tho members ot wh:rl! arc opposed ,o
aisl children Oil t'nnis SIMPLY because tho vessel
carries the English ;In:-. tie.ce they wan. to
money into The hAa* Of u,ru vino will use it to
promote Irish nationality, hut III Il wuv tlAt Is
rc"osssize'l ITS legitimate by civilized na-
S:,.c {.aI saGtnf rr;iDr was Of 4fses Es"rescr,1 "
or the Societies is to 10 h"ld il
Scw York this week. when n formal demand
cn;eS to turi over tue cash. A,r'nug tho other
matters discussed by the Convention were C,,!-
oi,i"aunn,-the desire being to send cn'i.rnnts
from Ireland into tho country nnd keep them
out nf tho large cities; the neecssiiy ut Keep
Ing ZIP the Httutiun In America regarding the
troubles in ireland; ind tho Importance Of aid
any one of anything else. tho Societies hook fur
Il solution ut tho rent question and the crrlcc