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street. and disappeared, battling further pursuit
ty passing out Ut side entrance.
LAUGHADLE pESoUEstEST.

1b the Westera Annotated Press.
New YORK, April 9-Mucn Interest was felt in
the arrival or tho steumshil, Australia. which
came in late this afternoon from London, both
ON account Of her being several days overdue
ard because she was supposed to carry among
her steeruge passengers the Fc1iAu Cofc.nnn
one Of the parties charged with attempting to
blow up the Mansion House in Londou. Cole
man, whose name WAS on tho LIST. turned out to
be Ii md-lookinG En:l:shmau, native of Grcnt
Yarmouth, Nurfolkscirc. and Il resident of nich-
field Springs, Cayueu County. In this State,
where he Is engaged In the peaceful pursuit Of
farming. He had spent the winter i'll England
with relatives and attending to business.
HE WAS GREATLY SURPRISED
when tho pilot brought On board n newspaper
contalning tho reports that the English Govern
rival here on a charge Of being Implicated in II
FeniAu plot to blow up the Mansion House.
Colen,un mentioned strange incident which
occurred US tho Australia was lcnvin2 ALBERT
Dock, London. A stecrlee passenger com.
planned tunt the vessel was not clean. and said
he should not 20 In her The 1nan then signa!ed
sInm1l bout alongside und gs,t the si'ic OF
the steamer Into the boat and was pulled
ashore. lie 1ook no baggage with him. Cole
uian and II couple OF Others who SAW him
would 10 SO fast,dious and throw away his pA5-
sage on marc point OF cicanliness,. WHICH was
reinedied the next day. This man, he thought,
bonrdcd the Australia A5 passenger to throw
the detectives off tho scent. and then, us the
vessel left the dock. rot oil and returned ashore.
When be heard that the Mansion House Cole
man WAS reported As one of the passengers. he,
the English Coleman, recalled this incident
SOME OF THE PASSENGERS
say they understood that the Fentan Coleman
was on board under another numc. and was
touched tho deck by friends whu had boartled
her with tho HeMlth Officer ut quarantine The
weight OF hcltef IS that Coleman. the Mansion
House plottor. did not come on the Australia.
but is still In London or rArs- Grcnt prcpara.
uons were made by the officers OF the .Eilitct:
1rlshmens Sktr1llishinY Fund III ibis CITY to pre-
vent Culelnull's capture. by tho English agents
in the buy, and H steamboat WAS gu, from lust
Tuesday with some fifteen or twenty men on
bUAru lO.lkiaX for the Australia.
It's reported that Plnkerton's 3 detective agency
had also II boat our trying 10 secure Coleman.
There is authority for stating that Pinkertnn
sion to arrest Coleman i'll tho narbor, ind that
Secretary Blaine replied that man should be
arrested BY him within the maritime jurisdiction
OF the United States without due process or law.
o'DoSSELL,
another Of the persons Implicated In the Man
sion House plot. arrived OIL the French steamer
Vile de MarseIlles u week ago, and y sas !ls down
known 10 the Others. O'Doutcli bus
given the details of tho attempt On the
were six ulen cnglyeh IN the plot. 1t WAS de-
cidcti. II the Coercion bill pnssed. ti,ut vengeance
was to be wreaked somewhere. The Lord Mayer
was selected bocanst lie, although himself an
1rishHan, WAS Il strong advocate Of coerc1on.
and voted for It. In the box were 100 pounds Ut
giant powder, and the bog was bound with The
Strongest hoop-lruu. At the Egyptian Hall side
Of the Mansion House. where the ntseHipt was
made, there are three policemen on guard
a5 wssa is shors % y
nctr patrols his post every Iuur minutes Cole
man tooh the box under his arm nud walked
close behind the officer until he caIne to niche
in tho bullt-up window.
COLEMAN RAPIDLY CONVEYED THE RON