Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
fukElGh NEWc.
New Precautions in London
Against the Dynamite
PiendS.
A Heavy Defalcation Of a Bel
gian Broker.
Bismarck's Birthday Celebrat.
ed with Much Brilliancy.
Parnell's Avowal.

LONDON, April Z.-Ine war omce
has taken the question OF explosives
In hand with vigor, and there is a de.
termination to thwart the dynamite
workers. 1t has ordered experiments
be undertaken with the view Of pre-.
pairing an analysis of the various forms
and component parts of all substances
that are capable Of being employed as
explosives. The result of their work
will be given to the police. 1t Is be.
lleved that the ingenuity Of the men
who are now engaged In the manu-
facture Of these diabolical contriv.
ances will be thwarted by this means.
LONDON, April "A dispatch from
Brussels states that q sensation has
been caused In financial circles there
over the discovery that Vsrdamme, a
promineot stock broker, has embezzled
the sum of one million francs belong.
Ing to persons who deposited money
with him. Vandamme has ben arres-
ted and lyoied In jail.
LONDON, April 2.--On account of
the steady stream of letters contain
Ing threats Of death and destruction
Of buildings which continue to be re-
ccived by prominent persons and gov
Observation-Disclosures previous.precau
tions against the execution of these
threats are not RENTED but new ones
also being devised and carried Into
effect. This Is particularly the case
In London. The gas works are care
fully guarded against surprise, and
none but known and trusted hands
are allowed on the premises.
LONDON, April I'm commons
Parnell said the recent report of the
interview with O'Kelly and himself In
the French papers was substantially
accurate. The interesting point of
the statement is that these gentlemen
say the British government took the
initiative In the Kilmainham treaty,
making overtures to Parnell while In
jail. They also say the statement OF
Lord Carlingford to the effect that
Parnell himself made the first over
lures was inaccurate and untrue.
Gladstone, at conclusion Of Parnell'i
avowal, endorsed the correctness OF
Carlingford's statement and iterated
his refusal to appoint Q committee Of
inquiry into the subject.
Returns Of the financial year ended
March 21st are all In. They show The
revenue OF Great Britain vas $50, OCO,
600 and expenditures f89, DAG, 900.
The government bonded warehouse
on Springer street, Liverpool, wal
entered yesterday and q number Of
casks of spirits opened and contents
spilled, IL Ia supposed with incendiary
Intent. No fire, however.
PARIS, April o. Later accounts Of
the boiler explosion at st. Dlzler yes
etrday show the number killed and In
jured to be much larger than first re
ported. Forty.one were killed out
right. The number of injured 1t
stated reaches sixty five, many o
them II Is feared are fatally hurt.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Reports from
Limerick says that owing to the I'm
proved condition of affairs In that cit'
the extra police which have been KEEP
up for some past have been materially
decreased. This was done by advIc
Of Clifford Lloyd, magistrate Of Linn
erick.
PARIS, April 2.-The election o
senator from the department of Ar
deoke resulted In the choice of Chol
omet, Gambettist, defeating two radi
Gals and q monarchist.
BERLIN, April 2.-The celebration
Of the anniversary of the birth o
Bismarck was an occasion of muCl
brilliaucy. Military bands performed
national and operatio selections befor'
the residence. Visits were made II
person by Emperor William, man,
ladies of distinguished households
officials of high rank, foreign minis
ters and other notables, who oongrat
ulated the chancellor. Many tele
grams we're also received.
ROME, April 2 Five mon charged
with attempting to take the life o
Signor Coccapeliod, a noted s~ooialis
member of the chamber Of deputies
have been placed on trial here. TIA,
chief of the would.b 70 sssasslns i
named Nsguettis. Ho Ia a brother Q
the man who was executed under tn
papal government for causing the OK
plosion In Serristori barracks.