The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-10
FLASHES FROM AFAR.
The Reign of Terror in England is No,
Yet on the Wane.
The Explosives Suppression Bill
Hustled Through the House in
Genaine American Style-Mr. Clad
stones Cousin Commits Suiclde.
Bradlaugh Secures Recognition at
Last-rhe Queens Health.
The PhGnix Park ASSaSsins are Placed
ON Trial.
Americans in Bad 0d0r With the
Britisher.
Happenings Over the Continent.
Bradlaugh Secures Recognition At
Last-rhe Queens Health.
The PhGnix Park ASSaSsins are Placed
ON Trial.
Americans in Bad 0dor With the
Britisher.
Happenings Over the Continent


IL 'upVHibSS VNCI NuO tOut'Hcnl.
miscellaneous Foreign News.
Likely.
BERLIN, April 9.-Tke North German Ga.
zette says The triple alliance OF Italy
Ausrr aud Germany is regarded as in
spired b. Bismarck
THE EXPLOSIVE BILL.
LONDON, April 9,-lhe governments bill,
to be introduced in the house of commons
by Sir William Harcourt, relative TO the
explosives is published this morning. 1t
provides that the maximum penalty for
causing an explosion by which lie or
property is mperiled, shall be lifelong ser
vitude. The attempt to cause an explosion
or the making or keeping of explosives
with intent to cause an explosion, is made
punishable by fourteen years imprison-
ment, All accessories Of such crimes are
To- be treated as principals.
| The provision is made in
the bill for the ordering of official inquiries
into the crimes specified Tor the arrest OF
absconding witnesses, and for searching for
| explosives. Penalties are to be inflicted ir-
respective of damages done by explosives.
INA HURRY
LONDON, April 9-rh bill to amend the
law IN regard to explosives was introduced
in the commons this afternoon by Sir Viii
liam llarC0urt, and read the first time. 1t
was then taken up in committee of the
whole, it passed through the committee
without being altered. Progress was then
reported amid cheers and the bill passed to
its third reading. The government are
mu-h surprised d. the prompt action taken
on the bill, as they expected it would be
considered longer in committee.
The bill finally passed the commons and
was immediately sent to the house of lords,
| where II was adopted wthot delay Royal
assent will be received by telegraph to-day
and the act will become q law to morrow.
The bill also empowers the master of any
| vessel TO break open any packages to search
for explosives. The act applies TO both ex.
| plosives proper and materials for making
them or 10 machine o. parts thereof con.
| nected with them. Harcourt, introducing
the BILL said the nature OF the danger il
should gard against was well known. We
have TO deal with an organized plan
against all the interests of society and with
| men who announce plans of wholesale
murder, and who ought to be treated as
belonging to no nation. Harcourt further
explained the measure to be Il permanent
! one. lie was convinced the danger was
very imminent. He would not ask the house
to go further tonight with the bill than the
committee stage. The speech was heartily
received, especially by the tory members.
Asheton Cross said the opposition was viii
ling to assent to the bill in order that al
British subjects at home and abroad would
know. that The law was no longer defiable
with impnnity.
THE CRISIS AT DUBLIN.
LONDON, April "a dispatch from Dab
lin says Joe Brady, Timothy Kelly,
Patrick Delaney, Thomas Caiftey, Daniel
Curley and ti'zharns, known as the
skin goat" the men charged with the
Phoenix park murders and other crimes
who are to be placed on trial to-Gay, were
TO have been conveyed from kilmainham
prison to Green street courthouse al s
O'Clock this morning under strong escort
Of policemen. The government feel rather
afraid the friends o! the prisoners wi ~.
tempt 10 rescue them. Special measures
have been taken to insure safety to the
court.building. Suspicious looking men
who rest mble Americans have been seen
| in PhWnix park and other parts of Dublin
in The ast few days. Detectives are watch
lns their movements closely,
MORE ARRESTS.
LONDON, April 9,-lt was Temored at Bow
street police court to-day that tour more
| arrests were made in connection with the
recent dynamite disclosures. The Pal
| Mall Gazette says: There are six
| prisoners, the names of whom are not
known, now confined in Bow street station,
who were concerned in the dynamite CON
spiracy. Charges will probably be pre-
ierred against them to-day.
BRADLAUGu.
In the house OF lords to-day, in the case
| OF Clark vs.. Bradlaugh, the lord high chan,
cellor (Seibornel declared that Clark AS a
common lutOrmer was unah!e to sue Brad
laugh for sitting and voting in the house
of commons without taking the oath of allie.
glance. judgment, against Brddlaurh was.
therefore, reversed, with costs. Judge
Blackburn was the only dissentent from
the Judgment.
MIG FIRE.
GENEVA, April "a fire, which promises
, to assume extensive proportions, has broken
out at Bonnel near this city. Twenty
houses have already been DESTROYED.
pAyITT DECLARES HIMSELF.
LONDON, April A letter from Michael
Davitt is published to-day, in which he fur.
ther expresses his opposition to dynamite
policy on the part OF Irishmen. Uo saws
that such a policy is insane, idiotic ana
criminal.
ARRAIeSrp.
LoYpoy, April g-Arsbergh. who was ny.
rested yesterday neir Waterloo bridge,
London, was arrairned at Bow street polIce
court TO- day, charged with beinr concerued
In conspiracy with Norman Gallagher,
Wilson and Dalton, already apprehendod,
lie was remanded ntil Thursday,
IDENTIFIED.
LONDON, April 0,-The landlady Mt the
hotel where Norman boarded has identified
Gallagher as the man who called nj her
house and enqulred about rooms for Nor.
man.
SEARCHING FOR rNpLostyrs.
LoypoY, April 0.-All steamers arr wing
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