Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-21
A Sudden Epasm Of Reform
Generated by Recent
Explosions,
But the History Of Bygone
Days Mock Her Appeals.
for Protection.
Thorough and Conclusive Evi-
dence Given Against the
Dynamiters.
The Jary Disagree In tho Case oi
KelIy, tho Alleged Assassin.
The Usual Variety OF Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

EN3LANOs
Special Dispatch to The BEE.
LONDON, April 20.--The men ar.
rested for connection with the dyna.
mite conspiracy were again broughtu up
this morning for q further hearing
The court room was crowded. Among
those present was Herbert Gladstone,
the boy who was employed by White
head at BIRMINGHAM, and who was
yesterday identified by Lynch, was
placed In the witness box. He recog.
nized Thos. Gallagher Or. G,llagher)
as the man who visited Whiteh cad.
The boy testified that Gallagher when
he visited Whitehead gave the name of
Fletcher. When he called to see
Whitehead he sent him (the boy) on
an errand and told him he need not
hurry back. When he returned
Whitehead and Gallagher were still
engaged in conversation, and White.
head gave him holiday. Shortly
afterward Wilson (another of the
prisoners) arrived In cab.
He said he had come
for the "oil;" that "Fletcher"
had ordered. Wilson was conducted
by Whitehead to an inner room. The
next time Lynch came to Whitehead's
place, bringing with him large box.
The boy was unable to swear as to the
identity of Wilson but he was, how.
ever, positive as to Gallagher who, he
said, called several times to see
Whitehead.
A detective belonging at Blrming-
ham was sworn and he confirmed the
testimony given by the other witnesses
as to the time of Wilson's arrival at
the house of Whitehead. Coleman,
another witness, confirmed this &C.
count. He said Gallagher purchased
of him a bag capable of holding 29S
pounds of nitro. glycerlne. Gallagher
asked the prlce of other bags. The
maker of rubber bags in Cheapside
street swore the rubber bag was pur-
chased of him. 1t was proven that
the latter Gag was ordered by Wilson,
but found BY the police In Gallagher's
room, Charing Gross hotel. A po-
llceman testified he found legal work
In Gallagher's possession, In which
the paragraph relative to treason
felony was marked, The prisoners
were remanded for further hearing.
LONDON, April 20. 1t has beer
ascertained that the box found neal
The Times Office last night did moi
contain any explosive material.
The Standard says 1t believes tha
the day will soon come when mis-
creants like O'Donovan Rossa will bt
hurled out of both continents.
The Pail Mall G,zstte says tht
evidence tt at the dynamite plot now
under investigation was Matched ir
New York Is as clear as the proof th'
foreign office possessed twenty-five
years ago, that Mazzlni's plotted
against Italy was Matched in Eng
land, and 1t says the extradition o
Rossa from the United States Is sbou
as likely as Mazzini's was from Eng
land.
Sir John Rose writes to The Time
urging that England invite all civil
lied nations to unite In securing tn,
enactment of laws for the extraditiol
OF any person who shall comml
atrocities onder the veil of politlca
motives.
The Marquis of Qieensbsrry
brother of Lady Florence Dixie, In
letter to The Telegraph says the dep
osition of the Eton gentleman VIII
states that he saw Lady Florenc
Dixie at Windsor at the time 1t l
alleged she was attacked, which ha
been used to discredit that lady
statement, merely shows that he pas,
ed Lady Florence twice before tn
time OF the attack Is said to hsv
occurred. The marqui, complain
that the police refuse to make know
the name of tho gentleman and h
appeals to him to come forward.
The copy right convention betwee
Germany and France has been signed
Minister Lowell. speaking at tn
installation of Sir John Lubbock q
president of the Workman's College
expressed the conviction that such In
stitutions are extremely fruitful {
good work.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-Steamel
from this port yesterday for Ne
York and Canada carried nearly 3, OF
emigrants.