The bee., 1883-04-07
ForeW; News.

LONDON March % Mr.. Timothy I. S7F
van, 81. p, at land league ms-.r, :
Dublin, yesterday, repudiated the c.
that the league was connected with tbs r-,'s
dynamite party in America.
A dispatch from Rome says the y,rio.-.
dispieased with Rev. Thomas Croke. j..
bishop Of Cashel, for oferinga subscrr...
foE Mr. Paruells' relief.
Before France opens hostilities in Ma.
Eascar it is said she viii issue a circula, No..
to the powers explaining the motives f., h..
action.
John Brown, the personal attendant and
body-guard of the Queen, is dead.
NJ. Leon Say, in a speech, has adyoc,.,1
opening fresh outlets for French c9rra.o.
LONDON, March "a man carrvinsa h,
+ Of explosives has been arrested in [ivs-r,,l
and an Irish railway porter has been arrested
as an accomplice. An American s,s, b,.
been arrested in Cork as a partyto the rl9-
In the House of Commons yes.saI., 6,
William Harcourt said that tie police in
quiry into the alleged attack on Lads Dixie
had been futile. A motion in favor Of siv.
penny kilograms was adopted
Count Won Szekhely has been tortured md
murdered in his house at Ofeu. Hungary.
LONDON, March 3l.-Tle "iu.e1q! ma.
chine seized in Liverpool his been found
to contain dynamite and yirioI, The men
with this explosive are believed to have
been parties to plot Of b.ow.a- up the GOV
ernment buildings. Threats of blowing up
the Central Telegraph Office in London lave
been made.
De Lesseps has arrived at foyer, Tuni..
He Is confident that bis scheme Of an inland
sea in Sahara can be carried out.
Copies of Prince Napoleon, manifesto
have been posted IN Bortelx.
LONDON, April The two men arrested
for carrying dynamite from Cork to Live.
pool were arraigned in Liverpool. on S4a..
day and remauded for one week.
1t is said that Mr.. Parneil a-.l visit Dublin
again before sailing for the United STATES.
LONDON. March 3i.-THe "....e4e. ma
. chine seized in Liverpool has leru found
to contain dynamite and y..-.oL. The men
who ere arrested in connection
with this explosive are believed to have
been parties to a plot OF blowing up the gov
ernmeut buildings. Threats Of blowing up
the Central Telegraph Olice il L0lJ0n nave
been made.
De Lesseps has arrived at Toyer Tunis
He is confident that Lis scheme of an inland
sea IN Sahara can be carried out.
Copies of Prince Napoleons maniissto
have been posted in Bo-deax.
LONDON, April The two men arrested
for carrying dynamite from Cork to Liver
pool were arraigned in Liverpool on Saiur-
day and remauded for one week.
1t is said that Mr. Parneu Will visit Dublin
again before sailing for the United States
One hundred and fifty persons have left
their homes on the Island of AchII. Ireland.
for America for want of food at home.
The st. Petersburg police have uuearthsd
band of nihiIists.
Twenty-six persons were killed and many
were injured By a boiler explosion in Paris.
Louise Michel has surrendered herself 70
the Paris police.
LONDON, April 2.-The English war office
has taken the question of explosives in hand
to devise means OF thwartiug dynamite
workers. Extra precautions have been taken
to guard public men and public buildings
L ne extra police force in Limerick however
has been reduced. The St. james G0.s''
says that the Fenians are sending packages
of linen infected with smal-pox among Their
enemies.
The European and Anglo-Iudian Defense
Society has been formed in Calcutta 10 pro-
teet the interests of Europeans and Ame1-
cans before the Indian courts.
1t is reported that NJ. Van Damme. astocs
broker in Brussels, has embezzled loH"'
francs from his customers.
The President of Mexico, in his message
to the Mexican Congress, says that the r.
public is in highly prosperous condition
The receipts of the national treasury for the
first half of the present fiscal year exceeded
the receipts for the same period Of the pro-
ceeding year by nearly million of d7Da.'
LONDON, April 3.-Lord Randolph Cho'c--
hills advocacy of the claims Of Lord sa.'''
bury to the sole leadership Of the Tories L''
created the strongest indignation among '',7
general body of the Tory party in Ll-.A-'.
In the House of Commons yesterday LOT"
Fitzmaurice, Under Foreign SET.
tary, said the Alabama question was no." o-''
Of historical importance, and the Govern
ment had no interest in the uarE.r-.. e1..
the American government disposed 'l
Geneva award money.
1t is denied from a prominent sour.
Rome that Italy, Germany and An7..--
formed a triple alliance against RANGE
There has been fighting between nom.
and BuddhisJs at Colombo 80
The German Reichstag yesterday Ia'''
vote of thanks to all foreign con'ri0"'',, -
the fund for the relief of the German -'''
sufferers. N-
In the mouse of Commons Nono' s,
ParnelI urged that further eXec'IO'
Ireland should be suspended until the ,{ So~
Of criminal appeal has been es'a0DS"'''
put in operation. lam,
The London Standard says that on a''g
IF the threatened division in the lnsa l.... -
i is probable that Mr.. Parnen VIII
America.