Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-09

tion of the Czar TO be Postponed-EYi-
dence Confirmatory of Careys State
ments Discovered.
LONDON, April st is probable that
two judges will accompany Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge on the latters, forthcom-
ing visit to America.
If the bill to amend the law in regard to
explosives, which Harcourt will Introduce
in the commons, should not prove restora-
tive, many members will support an
amendment to that effect.
The police are said to possess knowledge
of what is likely to be the most hideous
and stupendous plot of modern times.
LONDON, April 8.-Tracy Gould, an
American lawyer, applied at the Bow Street
police court for permission to see Gala
CHER. The magistrate on duty referred
Gould to Visiting Justice Bernard. Gal
lagher is moulder by trade.
GLASGOW, April 8.-A person residing
close to MilLank prison received a letter
threatening to blow up the two large gaso-
meters near the prison with dynamite.
Two large jars of nitro-glycerine have
reached Cork from Glasgow addressed to
Oherlihy. The police discovered quanti-
ty of explosives freshly buried IN field at
KaInap, near Cork.
Two carboys of nitro-gly ycerine have been
lying at the Clyde shipping company's
stores, London, since the 4th inst. They
are consigned by Glasgow firm to Oher-
ihy. This is tho sixth consignment within
six months from the same firm to Oherlihy.
The former consignments were all removed
by Deasey.
The explosives seized in Whitehead's
manufactory in Birmingham were re-
moved to the sewage farm at Saltby with
the greatest precaution and destroyed. It
is believed seventy or eighty persons were
concerned in the dynamite conspiracy.
The principal leaders, among the recently
arrested. The police believe they have
secured nearly all the consignments of
nItro-glycerine now in London.
In response to the letter denouncing the
dynamite outrages, A. NJ. Sullivan, late
member of parliament for Meath, received
a personal warning from ODonovanRossa,
to be careful about his future utterances.
Ansburghe, arrested on Sunday, arrived
from New York a fortnight ago. The
police have been watching him. He stayed
near Nelson square. Letters found on Gal
lagher and Norman connect Ansburghe
with the conspiracy.
Norman will probably be transferred
from the dock to the witness box Thursday.
Milbank prison is guarded by soldiers.
1t is believed Ansburghe is not the true
name Of the man arrested. There is rea-
son to believe Gallagher had military
training. Kirton is a mechanical engi-
neer.
The documents discovered at Stafford
and forwarded to Sir William Earcourt,
are not Fenian papers.
DUBLIN, april 8.-Evidence is obtained
corroborating the statement of Carey, the
informer, that Tyner and No. are identi-
cal. and upon other points conEected with
the Phoenix park murderers.
ST. PETERsDURG, April 8.-The corona
tion Of the czar will probably be post
poned. The police believe that unless lib
eral reforms are granted the nihiIists have
determined to prevent the ceremony.
BERLIN, April 8.-The North German
Gazette says, the triple alliance Of Italy,
Austria and Germany Is regarded as IN:
spired by Bismarck.
LONDON, April Sat the banquet of
corporation civil engineers, atKensington,
United States Minister Lowell replied to
the toast, ''Our Visitors In the course OF
his remarks he said: "The most import
ant function of diplomacy is to maintain
good honor, good will and understanding
between nations (hear, hear). In the way
we look at certain fundamental questions,
there is the very difference between the
views of the Englishman and American.
Though may not venture to allude to
delicate topics, I can say no American,
any more than Englishmen, believes that
assassination is war, or dynamite the raw
material of policy" Mr.. Lowelrs re-
marks were received with cheers.
LONDON, April 8.-A man named Ans
burghe, twenty-ons years of age, was ar
rested to-day at hotel in the vicinity of
Waterloo bridge, just arrived from Amer
lea. He is believed to be friend of the
prisoner Gallagher. This arrest is con-
sidered the most important yet.
Cork, April S.-Ciford L. Lloyd has
arrived on business connected with the
discovery of the dynamite conspiracy in
England.
laborer named Deasy was drowned
here last evening. It Is supposed he was
murdered for political reasons,
DUBLIN, April S.-Arrangements are
completed for the trial of the prisoners
concerned in the Phoenix Park murders.
Joe Brady will be tried first. The
crown lawyers have determined to re
sist any postponement of the trial.
GENEVA, April S.--A confagration at
Vallorbes, in the canton of Wand, destroyed
145 houses, together with the postoffice in
which important securities were deposited.
Twelve hundred persons are made home
less.
BRUSSELS, April S.-LG Chronique states
that the police have searched the house of
a Frenchman who fed from this city after
the dynamite explosion at Ganshoeten on
the 23d Of February last, and have found
cipher letters, some of them from Cyvoet,
one OF the men arrested at the time of the
explosion, which contained proofs of 8
plot against the czar.
MADRID, April s.-The chamber of depu-
ties passed bill permitting the substitu-
| tion of affirmation for oath when desired