Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-06
Ten Million Dollars Worth of
Property Consumed by
Fire in Iuique.
The Uncrowned Gear Perplexed
by the Possibility Of Sud-
den Death.
The Nihlists Determined to "EoIs
vate" Him on Corona
tion, Dav
The irish Invincibles and the Infor-
mers OF Dublin.
THE DYNAMITE FLENpS.

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LONDON, April 5 The exciting
events of tho day crowded each
other 80 fast that their importance
could scarcely be realized until the
latter hours of night admitted COM
plete summing up. The surprises in.
clude the unearthing of four ruin
breeders In London and one in Birm
ingham; the attempt ON the govern
ment magazine at Ireland; the reoee-
tion of an inoendtary letter In London,
and discovery If an astounding and
audacious scheme of the nihlists to
blow up the cars residence in Mos.
COW. The excitement over these affairs
was not confined to the government
officers but was apparent on the street
to even the most causual observer.
The prompt action of the government
officers IL highly commended. The
postoffice and neighboring government
property was placed under increased
guard, and the royal residences at
Windsor given large force of senti-
nels, sent thither In private manner.
This precaution was made neces.
sary because the government
eficeys learned late last night that in
y connection with the discovery Of the
dynamite factory In Birmingham some
conspirators were already on the way
to Windsor from Birmingham. 1t Is
stated in official circles that there is
reason to believe that the whole In
cendiary and dynamite conspiracy
here and in America will now be laid
bare and the number of arrests shortly
increased.
The man first arrested last night
near Fleet street had engaged rooms
on Southampton street, corner of
Strand, giving his name Gs Ormund
and stating that he was a medical
student. Subsequently he said his
correct name was Norman. The frat
inquiry for rooms was made by an
elderly man. A box of explosives
was taken to Normsn's lodging by
person Of rakish appear
ance, who looked more like
tramp or street idler
than porter of friend of the student
It is believed this individual and the
elderly man have been captured in the
person of two men arrested at Lam.
beth. One of these men had In his
pockets and sewed up in his clothing a
large sum Of money, a portion which
was In American coins. Street ru NOR
made Tree use of Americans name
and connected many Itish- erican 8
with the plot. One of the Lambeth
Prisoners had secured lodgings In the
name of Wilson. His movements ex.
cited so much suspicion among his
nelghbors that he left his room yester.
day saying 1t was his intention to go
to Wolverhampton. When hereturn.
cd at noon to. day he was surprised to
find six detectives awaiting him.
Norman undoubtedly came direct
from Birmingham. Where he was
stopping was just over the otiice where
Is printed the Court Circular. The
proprietor of that sheet recently re.
ceived letters containing dire threats,
the origin of which he has now nc
difficulty In tracing to the prisoner.
The fourth arrest was Henry Dal.
ton, taken into custody tonight. He
came from the United States two
weeks ago. He was found at the
rooms of the American exchange. He
made no resistance. Dalton wal
placed In jail at Scotland Yards.
There was no less sensation In the
commons when the arrest were an
nounced than elsewhere. Sir VIM
Harcourt, home secretary, in briei
speech outlining the facts, confirmed
what had up to this time had been
merely rumor, that Norman had beer
arrested. He added, one hun,
dred and fifty pounds of high