Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-05
Wants TO Turn Informer- -Conspirafors
Arraigned.

Wants 10 Turn -Conspirafors
! Arraigned.
| DUBLIN. May 4th.-It is confidently stated
here that Peter lyman is now in London and
in communication with the police with view
to turning informer.
Kingston, Healey and Gibney, charged
with conspiracy to murder Poole, were ar.
raigned again to-day for examination. An
informer named Lamie gave testimony con.
firming the existence of murder circles, to
which the prisoners belonged.
Betrayal OF the Dynamite Plot.
DUBLIN, May 4th The Freeman's Journal
says: The dynamite plot batched in America
was betrayed to the British Consulate in New
| York. The name of every conspirator who
came to England and of the ship on which he
sailed was cabled to England directly after the
vessel left New York. The police watched
the conspirsters from the moment thew
landed in England. The Freeman's Journal
says that the members OF the governing
council of conspirators could alone have
given such information.
A Doubtful Story.
| LONDON. May 4th.-A report is in circu.
lation here to-day that the Government had
received cable dispatch from New York,
stating that Walsh and Sheridan had been
arrested by the American authorities.
Relief OF Distress.
LONDON, May 4th.-At a conference of
members of the Irish Nationalist party In
London, it was resolved to organize a fund
for the relief of families and persons who have
fled the country or been arrested in coppec :
tion with the murder trials in Ireland, and
generally under the Grimes Act. 1t is com
puted that six hundred families have been
rendered destitute by the fight or incarcera-
tion of thei: bread winners. An address will
be issued to Irish Nationalista in America
and the British colonies, appealing for con-
tributions to the proposed fund. Delegates
will be sent them to set forth the need for
speedy assistance.
seryitude for Life.
DUBLIN, May 4tb. Lawrence Hanlon, who
was placed on trial yesterday, charged with
attempting to murder juror Dennis FIELD, was
found guilty this morning and sentenced to
penal servitude for life.
The Other Horn of the Dilemma.
LONDON, May 4sh.-The Law Journal
says If the United States hold that lyman.
Walsh and Sheridan cannot be extradited
under the existing treaty, and if those gentle
men do not voluntarily surrender, they may,
after various formal writs of arrest have been
returned unsatisfed, be adjudged outlaws,
and their property forfeited to the Crown.
Bradlauah's Persistence.
LONDON. May 4th.-Bradlsugh again ap-
peared In the open House to-day. arguing in
favor of his claim to a seat. After speaking
tor half an hour he returned to his usual seat
below the bar. and the subject dropped
Heavy Failure.
LONDON, May 4sh.-Fritz Andres, cotton
merchant at Liverpool, Manchester, Alexan-
dria and other cities, has failed, with liabili-
tiles of e150,000.
Von2MOIike Seriously Ill.
PARIS, May 4sh.-Reports prevail here
that Count Won Moltke is seriously i'll.
An Explosive Factory Discovered.
| CBoNsTADT, May 4th.-A building used as
manufsctory for explosives has been discov.
cred. Several naval officers, who are said to
have been concerned in the manufacture of
explosives. have been arrested.
What the Cars Coronation Promises.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 4sh.-Grand Duke
Michaelson will resign as President of the
Council of the Empire upon the occasion of
the coronation of the Gar. The poll-tax
will be reduced $1,000, 900 roubles for the en-
tire empire, and there will be remission of
various fiues, sentences and penalties.
Garibaldfs Expedition Against Rome.
| ROME, May 4th.-A royal decree recog-
nizes as national campaign the expedition
of Garibaldi against Rome, involving the
battle of Montana.
Suppression of LawIessBess.
ERzERoUM (Armenia), May 4th.-The au-
thorities are taking vigorous measures to sup
press lswlessness and terrifying those who are
banded together in what are believed to be
various organizations for the destruction of
life and property.
Souvenir,
PARIS, May 4th.--United States Minister
Morton, at private interview with Presi.
dent Grevy, presented, with com plimentary
speech, an album forwarded by citizens Of
Providence, Rhode Island, as . souvenir of
the Frenchmen who died at Yorktown, fight
ing for American independence. The Presi-
cent WAS deeply touched both at the gift and
the manner in which it was presented, ard
requested Morton to convey to the citizens of
Providence his kindly regards and thanks
for the patriotic gift.
Harbor Improvements at Vera Cruz.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 4th.-The Govern.
ment has made a contract with Buette, Case
& Co., of France, for hsrbor improvements
at Vera Cruz. The northwest breakwater is
to be completed in five years, and all the
work is to be finished in twelve years. The
Government will pay the contractors 81, ,047,-
600 in Mexican silver dollars, in weekly pay
| ments of 10000, as the work proceeds.