Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-07
DYNAMITE FIENDS
Arrested in LendOD, Charged with Con.
spirsey 10 Blow Up the City
O'DonOvan ROssa's
Advice Said TO Have Been Literally Fol-
lowed by Dalton, Wilson, Gala.
CHER and Norman.


| LONDON, April 6.-Inierest in the nitro.
slycerine discoyerv continues 10 grow and
The excitement ia intense The n.ners matino
the most of tbsir onnn,tnnitv .nd osIIi,o
| treatment editions with haadiro, Of IA PIoi
TO BLOW I'm IondonD The e!itoyi,Is and
IocaI new. seek TO connect The arrs,t of the
four dynamit, prisoners with the sdyice
given by ODopoysa Rosa 10 Irishmen. TO
| burn IN everything En1Iish excepi th,ir coal
,,on,,, -, %
N-,AAN AM ms iEh' fLhroh EA.
Inc dynanlte prisoners were arralgned IN
Bow street to-day, and charged with having
In their possession, with felonious intent,
h;i,n may sSa;n pe.e s, gave IolI
gave a number II no;nts which in ,hs;r
opinion, pointed TO his guilt, and le iutim ate
| relations between him and nihsrs II trans-
pIred that the n anne Of the man whom Nor
| M an alleges engaged him as clerk ia Fletcher.
| The detectives depc ssd that on Norm,n,. ms
| son was found telegram. sigued "Fletcber u
At the conclusion Of the testimony all were
remanded without bail, although their coup-
| sci strongly urged that bail be allowed.
A FINN Eop rur pucrprxn ,,,,,nnr,.,,
~, =
Inc mouse IN nelson square, at Limbeth,
Wnere wilson anu GalIsgher, the dynamite
hsnds, were arrested yesterday, has been
placeu unoef ponce surveiiiance: All per.
sons entering are carefully scrutlnized and
t T1'ea tInen u :heir personal appearances.
-.;Jipnna - ..;o ~ =, wy 10y may sscuIe
.,i. % "H-on w pase iuftnef arre7tf, as
49, &c n -. tust numerous accoh
P'loeS "a - .ne men aireSGy III CUSTODY are al
large. O1e evidence OF thls ID the TACT, Just
MADE puoilc' lnN large sums oil money, at
rec ular intervals, have been deposited in the
80. "a - - ~ N ''eui' vi tne men
i, H. pbns,;I p,rL a,d - ~, P,lIp A TIn
authorities have made a vigorous search for
the source of these deposits, but as vet have
not been able to discover it.
uvsnxn,ro,
henry Dalion, VINO Wss arrested at the
american Etcnanse yesterday Tor connection
WIN dynamite piots, reached Engia &C.
cordlng 10 lntormatio Obtained from police
sources lo-day, some ume In February. 10
"PPe"i Anoe ne WIS aSsuuli"g Snu "a n'aineo
qulte reserved aemeanor. while loilering
ABOUT b?wless American readlns-room he
appeared TO be more interested IN English
papers than American periodicals, and was
especially concerned TO get the latest news.
IL Is unoerstood mat Norman's counsel Will
oSse thelr deiense on the plea that ne was an
canso;,. otcIa.i- ";ns;t.I ~ 'ne
e.. IL IT;.I c.
rasled II will he heId bat Norn, an ,os II
entire iynoranc. ~ the fact that he hor con
tained 1ha terrible evnIos;vs T, ia .IIso.a
by parties who clam TO have some tnowledse
OF Norman that he ia of respectable birth
and education, and came TO England expect
ing to find employment. No arrests have
been made in London except the four re-
ported yesterday.
THE GOVERNMENT ISyrors Eop A LAW ro
Pus1sH THr possrssIoN OF rxprosTvrs
~ III. . ,:..1 -.
i;n SIR u eAPiGsi'e' oiscoYeleu " ,ue
Poio1 :" uniiepesu Hanu'a ay' III Dit
ninsuan, nss oeeh e4amlneo py inc govern
lnen. insIeo.0i, HIo tePo .I 'lat ne iouau,
;HIs o'nei 'i't 1Ho ioI lue ueStI uotIon Vi
Iio Ar III pivpety, Nv poIuon Va niIo
Io M .n1lient has Nnee1y t~Hen
cHon io'A.ns " az amenumehs ol we law
o. T SSiu W lns posse9sioh O. eAploslvee'
Or william hafcourt, home secretary, an
nouncIu ms M Lerloon N .he LOUISE Oh oom-
dncs bii, 20 70 'bst sfIsct s,d ,hat b wonid
al ,bs HonSs - fsciI;ts,e ,hs ras.ags Of tha
hill in order IN secure its sneedv ensctyn.nt
Ia arnonncs,,snt 81 tha ). -
tsnt;on ~ dsoI v;,h ths ~ I,ter was r1csir.d
with cheers h. III. Horsa
W. y ~
GALLAGHER, WILSON, DALTON AND NORMAN
REAANDED.
The four men arrested in this city within
the past forty eight hours, ON suspicion of
being concerned in plots and threats TO blow
up government buildings, were arraigned in
the Bow Street Court this morning. Justice
lngham, who presided, informed them thst
they wers brought to the bar upon the
charge of having in their possession explo-
awe material with the intent to use the sal me
Tor felorious purposes; that the statute pro-
vides that persons convicted OF this crime
shall be liable TO a punishment of Two years
at hard labor. The prisoners were put down
on The charge sheet as: Norman, aged TWEEN
| ty-two; Gallagher, thirty-three; Wilson,
| twenty-five; Dalton, thirty-niue. Dalton is
| also known by the alas Of John O'Conuor.
When tue prisoners marched into the dock
stslwart policeman was stationed behind
each. They are all intelligent men, well
dressed, and have the appearance of being
not only respectable but educated. The evil
dence, both direct and ciroamstantial, wss
| given almost entirely by detectives. They
! deposed that they followed Norm,n
from the dynamite factory at Bir-
minghsm 10 his hotel in this
city; that they logged his footsteps
| Wednesday evening, and finally arrested
him late that night. When made prisoner
ne ueclateu ne nau no luea What the Dox
contained, yet In his pockets Were keys which
exactly lifted the box. The detectives also
found on him 20 note with the stamp,
New 1ork, Msrch 10Th, Imprinted thereon
Among other articles taken from him was a
map of London and an envelope addressed,
Gallagher, American Exchange" The eff
GERS stated also that he had in his pocket a
telegram directing him TO call on Fletcher,
at the Chariug Cross Hotel. Fletcher is the
person whs, according to Norman, engaged
him to carry the dynamite box taken from
him. In regard to Wilson and Gallagher, the
evidence Of the policemen who arrested them
was no less convincing. They deposed that
when they fingered OF Wilson what ne had
IN hls portmauteau, he CURLY replied: "Yo gu
had Better look Iney examined It and
found rubber bags CONTAINING The liquids
already described. Gallagher denied
any knowledge OF these bags or their
contents. Although Gallsgher was arrested
IN Nelson Square, ne gave his address as
Chsring Cross Hotel. 1t was remarked at
this poiBt In the proceedings that The clew
TO Gsllsgher's connection with Normsn was
that TIE envelope iound on Norman was d.
recttd to Gallagher, and Fletcher's djepatch
to Normsn asking him TO call at the place
which Gallagher claimed as his residence.
| The police stated further that they found at