The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-08

Marquis of LOrne, and suspicious occur
rences at Rideau hall, have caused some
alarm.
LONDON LACoSIcs.
LONDON, April 7.-Harcourt and Asheton
Cross, conservative, are arranging for the
speedy passage of bill restricting the use
OF explosives.
The Times says. The hirelings Of fsna.
tics who come from the Irish American
slums to use the dagger and dynamite,
though not directly encouraged by Irish
orators, are encouraged by the ab.
sence OF any honest attempts on the
part OF the Irish leaders 10 denounce
outrages commmitted or in contemplation.
The police are convinced the former tritiing
outrages, like the attempt TO blow up the
Mansion house, were undertaken by Irish
men residing in London, instigated by per.
sonsin America. The smaller attempts are
regarded merely as experiments. William
Devotion Smith, counsel for Norman, has
got retainer and instructions from d. +.
Tracy, American lawyer, on Bow street.
KIRTEN
was trying to escape from London when ar
rested. From papers on the prisoner, there
Is little doubt that kirten was selected to
commit the actual deeds OF destruction.
On KITTENS arraignment it was proved he
was in correspondence with Gallagher. ar
rested at Lambeth, and delivered a letter
addressed to Gallagher yesterday at
Charing Cross hotel Kirten wasremanded
until Thursday next.
WHITEHEAD.
The police of Birmingham have certain
evidence that Whitehead and the prisoners
arrested in London were implicated in the
recent outrages in London. They claim to
be able to show that Whitehead has been
tor many years one of the principal Fe-
mans in England, 1t is expected he will
be. tried in London with other prisoners.
London, April betting against Keene's
Foxhall, for the City and Suburban hand
leap is 20 tol.
Richard Musg owe, merchant, end bill
broker of Liverpool and Manchester has
failed. Liabilities, $50 900.
APoLoGETIC,
BERLIN, April The Nord Deutsche
Zeitung reverting to the subject OF the de-
f5nsiye alliance of Germany, Austria and
Italy against France, says The only
reason for the formation of such
an alliance would be the fear of
French aggression, and such fear would
only be justified il military adventures
seized the power OF France. 1t would be
natural that three pacific powers should in
tervene to preserve peace If one of them was
threatened. but such Intervention would
require no treaty.
WON'T INTERFERE.
1t is stated that the emperor, who fully
commutes the sentence Of death, has de-
cided not to interfere in the case Of Conrad,
who killed his wife and four children.
CORN pUTY-HAD AN AUDIENCE.
The Nord Deutsche Heitung says: The
m M dos I'm l..
OF increasing the duties on corn.
Herbert Bismarck, son OF the chancellor
has had an audience with the emperor. He
will return to London soon.
HEAD CENTER STEPHENS.
PARIS, April flames Stephen, eX head
center Of the Fenians. In an interview
stated that II Parnell would join the reyo.
lutionists the wrongs Of Ireland could be
redressed by the sword. Stephens con-
demned the use of dynamite or the knife In
the struggle against English misrule.
THE FUNERAL OF JUSTICE.
LONDON, April 7.-kirten was arraigned
in Bow street court this afternoon and
formally remanded.
WHOLESALE RAIDING.
DUBLIN, April THE magistrate at En-.
mis-, Clifford Lloyd, and strong force OF
police made raid in the Crusheen district
and arrested eight young men. The
charge preferred against the prisoners is
conspiring to murder. More arrests on
the same charge are expected.
MATTERS IN MEXICO.
Cry OF MEXICO, April 7.-General Pal
mer, president of the Mexican National
railway, inspecting the Pacific branch at
Marcia, will return to the United States
by way of Colima.
A vrant FANCY fo;r il aid % ka 81 n,
is being held at Xocalo. Leading ladies OF
the Mexican society are at the tables. Many
Americans are present,
John Scullin, ex.general manager of the
Mexican National, left to-day for the United
States.
Edward B. Mayo, general manager of the
Mexican Telegraph company, left to-day
for Vera Cruz to becomes partner in u large
mercantile house.
RICH CATCH.
ST. JOINS, n. f., April THE steamers
Falcon and Bear have arrived from the ice
field. The former has u 600 and the latter
81 900 seals, worth nearly $4,000.
Latter Day saints.
KIRKLAND, o., April THE second day
of the reunion conference OF Latter Day
Saints, large number of delegates from
western and southwestern states were pres.
ent. William Il. Smith, surviving brother
Of Joseph Smith, held praver.meeting at
0 o'clock, in the temple. The conference
reconvened at 1890, aud the committee on
credentials made its report.
AT the second day OF conference Of Latter
Day Saints permanent organization was
effected at the afternoon session. Presi'
InQpnh IL W al
N, Elsan secretary, Herman c. Smith.
The committee on credentials reported
delegates present from the following dis.
trcts: Pittsburg, northern Illinois, Iowa,
Little Sioux, southeastern Illinois, Michi-
gan, northern Indiana, Decatur, Illinois;
Newnanee, Massachusetts,; Florida, Mis-
souri,, st. Louis, London, Canada; northern
Nebraska, western Iowa, Pattamatamic
district, fremont, western Missouri, H.
iinois, Nauvoo district, northern H.
linois, Chicago branch church, Idaho,
Nevada, central Texas, Kansas, Georgia.
Counsellor W. W. Blair reported the pro-
gramme OF working in the far west, and
said in the Nevada district they were
mostly Utah Mormoms and but lew Of the
Latter Day Saints. In Idaho there were
1000 Utah Mormons and several branches
of the reorganized church. The financial
condition oil THESE branches was excellent
and the mission self.sustalning.
Reports from elders of the quorum of the
twelve apostles OF the church gave the con.
diton Of the affairs of the church in various
localities, east and west. Elder joseph
Lowell, of Utah, made a report OF the pro
gress of work in the territory. This mis-
sionary has been working in the heart o.
the polycamists camp, and converting
many to the Latter Day church
The afternoon services closed by
the president reading a lengthy
memorial presented to Secretary Freling
huysen some months ago and, asking thai
distinction be made by the government
between the Utah Mormons and the re
organized church.
To.morrow's services will be preaching
only by Joseph Smith, Elder W. W. Blail
and others.
Launched.
PHILApELruiA, April IA special trail
from New York arrived at Cramp ship'yar,
at l2:25 this evening to witness the launch
ing of g ould's steam yacht, Atalanta. Amonl
those on the train were, Mr.. and Mrs
Gould, Misses Nellie and Anna Gould