Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

| ton of bail, which he asked be allowed
his client. He said Norman had been
! in the country only about two weeks.
Judge Ingham refused to grant the re.
quest of Gallagher and Norman that their
money be restored to them, and, closing
the preliminary examination, said he
would remand them until Thursday with
out bail.
Additional precautions were taken to
guard Bow lstreet prison, and the prison
| ers, Norman, Gallagher, Wilson and Dali
| ton are carefully watched.
LONDON, April GA communication re-
garded by the police authorities as of the
greatest importance, was received yester-
day evening. &c" division and police
officer was Immediately dispatched to
Drury Lane theater, where Vincent, direc-
tor of the criminal investigation depart
ment, was witnessing the performance of
the Carl Rosa company. The communica-
tion was to the effect that large quantity
of dynamite had been consigned from
Liverpool to an address within the territory
sc" division, which includes st. James
hay market and Regent street. 1t was
expected that an arrest of greater impor-
tance than those already made, would soon
be effected. A portion of the nitro-gly-
cerine known to be made in the Birming
ham factory, was hitherto untraced. 1t
was therefore surmised that the consign-
ment from Liverpool originated in Bir-
mingham. An internal machine of
the most scientific and destructive
character was found during
the last few days. The police propose to
publish description of the mechanism of
this instrument. The magistrates investi-
cation will show that the persons arrested
in London, Liverpool, Birmingham and
Cork are all members Of the same ergani-
zation, and have been supported by funds
regularly received from America. It is
reported that plan of both houses appar-
lament was found on one of the prisoners.
bill will be introduced in the COM
mons providing penalties for the possession
of explosives and will probably be enact
ed the coming week. The bill imposes a
period of penal servitude upon all persons
found in improper possession of dynamite
and other explosives of similar charac-
ter.
Special detectives are placed at all the
depots, where trains arrive from the north.
1t is probable that within few days the
nitro-gly ycerine taken to Plumstead marshes
will be removed and rendered harmless by
being spread on plowed land. The recep-
tacles in which it is contained will be
cleansed and produced as evidence at the
magistral inquiry.
Dalton describes himself as a compos-
itor. The arrest of Norman was made too
hastily it appears, as he was to have met
Fletcher later in the day. If allowed to
keep this engagement the police could
have arrested both men.
tits reported that Norman has made
oyertures to the authorities, with the idea
of turning informer. 4 note found on
Norman was stamped similar to those
found on Gallagher and Wilson. The po-
hcemen who escorted the prisoners from
Bow street to the house of detention, were
armed with revolvers, which had been at
the Bow street station, but not used since
the Feni&n outrages in 1867.
An analysis of the liquid found in the
dynamite factory at Birmingham shows
that if it had remained on board few
days longer, it must have exploded from
inherent defects in the manufacture. Nell
son Square, Lambert was a refuge in 1867.
The prisoner, Henry Dalton, went to
America ten years ago. He stayed
some time in New York state and
then went to New Jersey, where he
toms parents state that they know nothing
about the prisoners affairs. Dalton ap-
peared at Bowles' American reading room
on the 18th of March, having made voy-
age from America in the White Star
steamer. His father wasa costermon-
ger, and lived in Fulham thirty years
leaving Ireland in 1851. The man known a,
"FIaherty,'' arrested et Birmingham, is be-
lieved to be Fletcher. When Whitehead
was arrested he made great effort to get
bottle of liquid from the cupboard. The
windows of Whitehead's room were lined
with wire to prevent missiles sent through.
Several pounds of nitro-glycerine in
Whitehead's manufactory was con-
tanned in the cupboard. This had
been placed in a tub of ice to keep the
temperature low until the dangerous sub
stance can be removed. The Birmingham
police have information that a man in
communication with Whitehead left Birm-
ingham the day before the explosion oc-
Cured at the local government board
Office.
1t is reported that Tuesday evening the
government has asked the American gov
ernment to land a force of skilled detec-
tives to assistin tracing the dynamite con-
federates.
The Standard announces that ParneIl
will not attend the Philadelphia conven-
tion solely on account of illness.
GLASGOW, April 6.-The statement is
made that the arrests in Liverpool fur
nished the police the clue to the cause of
the recent explosions in Glasgow. Ac-
cording to the latest information, it was
intended that these explosions sheuld be
on q comprehensive scale. The plot in
cluded the destruction of the canal via
duct. They were only partially successful.
Several detectives have started for Liver
pool to work out the evidence.
DUBLIN, April 6.-The Freemnn's Journal
says it is the duty of every honest and
honorable Irishman to reprobate and de-
nounce that species of deviltry which can
only end in the alienation of all good men
from their support of the national cause,
and collapse in ruin and disgrace the
cause itself.
CORK, April 6.-Carmody, g. Ohearlihy and
Featherstene, the men arrested on charge
of being dynamite carriers, had re-e1-
animation to-day, conducted with the ut
most privacy. They were further remand
ed for a week, and bail refused. Feather
stone created some sensation by declaring
that, as for himself, he was citizen Of the
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