Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-26
CRUSHING OUT CONSPIRACY.
Further DevelOpments-Car Denounc
ed-PrOtacfino Mr. CIads4o,a

Further DevelOpments-Care DenOunc-
ed-PrOtecting MIR. Gladstone.
LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch to the
Daily Ne,cs from Dublin states on the
very best authority that startling reyela-
tions regarding the murder conspiracy
will be published in a few days. Ten
men will shortly be arrested in Dublin
district and the provinces. When these
arrests are made the whole organization
will have been crushed. There is every
reason to believe that the police are get
ting at the bottom of most Of the agra
rlan murders. 1t will be proved that all
the murders were arranged by one organ
iZatiOn.
a meeting of the brick layers, masons
and representatives of other trades was
held here to-day. The meeting disavowed
any connection with Carey, repudiated
his claim to be a representative of the
workingmen, and expelled him from the
various trades societies. Carey, in an in
teryiew, SAID he wished to modify the
statement which he had made at the wit
ness table in regard to the Land League.
He denied that he wrote letter of SYM
pathy to Miss Burke after the murder of
her brother, Under Secretary Burke.
Harrington, Secretary of the organizing
committee OF the Land League, who is
now In jail for using intimidating Ian
guage, has been elected without opposition
to seat in the House of Commons for
Westmeath, made vacant by the retire
ment of Mr.. Gill.
The Times, in leading article COM
menting on the speech of Parnell in the
House of Commons yesterday, says
"ParnelPS speech will be read with the
profound repugnance which it excited in
the House. His GOODNESS, which
was not maintained with entire
success, does not imply courage so
much as it does shamelessness. Some
consciousness of the utter inadequacy
If his evasive bubbles to dispose Of the
charge built upon very broad induction
may account for the labored explanation
OF trlfles and the resort to the ill-timed re
criminatiOn which marked his speech The
House waited patiently for frank treat
ment OF the main question, which never
came. The chilling reception of his cal
lous frivolity was only ascertained by
the mechanical cheers of the Irish men,
bers. 1t is understood that Parnell is de-
termined to press his amendment to the
address in reply to the. speech from the
Throne arraigning the Executive in Ire
land for the administration of the crimes
act"
The Daily Ne1oS in a leading article
says: 'The suspicious against the Land
League and some of its officials will be
increased by the absence of any defense.
Parnell yesterday said nothing to dis
prove his completely in the Outrages of
some of the officials with whom he had
acted. 1t would have been we'll had Par
nell shown the House that he had dis
cOuraged the incemdiary appeals con.
stantly printed in the irish W0rld.'
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Mr. Gladstone will
arrive in London ON Thursday. The DO
lice on Saturday renewed their precau-
tions for his safety. 1t is known that
several additional suspected persons ar
rived in this city last week, and important
information regarding their movements
has been received
DUBLIN, Feb. 25.-Mr. Curran, Divis-
iOnal Magistrate, has opened "a further
private inquiry at the Castle into the muir
der cOnSDiracY