Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-07
DYNAMITE AGAIN.
HEARING OF TINE PnlsONERs-
ENGLAND TAOnOU6HLY
SCARED.



GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, April 6.-Au urgent viii
has been issued to the Irish member
asking them to be present at the sessio
of the House of Commons next Mon
day, and setting forth that business Q
the utmost Importance to Ireland will
be taken up in connection with the el
forts to pass the bill for criminal proce
dure.
THE DUTY or HONEST IKIsHMEN.
DUBLIN, April 6.-The Freeman ;
Journal, in an editor ial this morning
says it is the duty of every homes. an,
honorable Irishnan to reprobate ant
denounce that species of deviltry whici
can only end in alienation Of all goo,
men from their support Of the nationa
cause, and the collapse, ruin and dis
grace of the cause itself.
THE CONSPIRATORS ARRAIGNED.
LONDON, April 6.-The four men ar
rested in this city within the past A.
hours, on suspicion of being concerned
in the plots and threats to blow W
the Government: buildings, We're ar
raj aignrd in the Bow Street Court thi.
morning, and Justice lnghaln, VIII,
presided, Informed them that the,
Were brought to the bar upon the
charge oi having in their possession
explosive material, with the intent n
use the same for felonious purposes
The statute provides that person.
convicted Of this crime shall be liabl.
to punishment of two years at hare
labor.
The prisoners were put down on tn.
rharge-sheet as Norman, aged %
Gallagher, aged 80 Wilson, aged %;
Dalton, aged 30. Dalton is also known
by the alias of John O'Connor. When
the prisoners were marched into the
dock s'alwart policeman was sta
toned behind each one of them.
The evidence was direct and circum
slant ial, coming almost entirely from
the Detectives. They deposed that they
had folio wed Norman from the dvna-
mite factory,in Birmingham, to the house
where he PM mp, in this city that they
dogged his footsteps when he went ont
"Wednesday evening, and that they
finally arrested him late that night.
When they made him prisoner he de.
clared that he had no idea what the
box contained. They found in his
pockets, however, keys which fitted the
box exactly. hey also found on him a
tive-pounh notr, with u stamp "New
York, March 49, imprinted upon il.
Among the other articles taken from
h i'm ,.t Il
addressed to gallagher,
American Exchange" They con feSsed,
however, that he had in his pocket a
telegram directing him to call on
Fletcher, at ihariug Cross Hotel.
{ Fletcher is the person who, according
to Nonnah'S claims, engaged him to
carry the dynamite box that was taken
from him.
In regard 10 the arrest of Wilson and
Gallagher, the evidence of the police.
men no effected their capture was no
less straightforward They deposed
that, wnrn they inquired Of Wilson
That he had in his portmanteau. he
pertly replied. "lou had better look. ="
They examined it and found the rub
her bags containing liquids, as already
described.
The police stated further, that they
found at Gallagher's rooms more rubber
bags like those in his Satchel, besides a
quantity Of money and u letter of credit
good for $500, Lated New York, March
IL. Gallagher here Interrupted with
he remark thai TIE much-talke,i-abou
liquid was merely hydrate Of chloral,
and If rubber bags were explosive, that
was indeed n new discovery.
In respect to the arrest of Dalton,
alias O'Connor, the police testified that
he had refused 10 give any address,
'Xcept Bowl"'s learling rooms, No. II
Edward Place, Fulham road. He
was, however searched by them, and
some pieces OF fuse and thermometer
we're found. Dalton her" broke ont
y, "The fuse you found
'as II cigar lighter. " The police
They had learned the
whereabouts Of Dalton and his lodging
lonse, as they had shaduwed him to
hat address. They found upon him a
ilary, which contained a recipe for The
Of illuminate Of mercury
md other chemical compounds.
Normans counsel, W. Doyeton
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THE CORK rEISpNlE.
CORK, Arril G,-Ctruu,y Dhr rlihv
nd Fcathtr,tole, the u,,, arrested on
he charge Of bring dynamite carriers
ad rp-exau;nqtj0n tr-lav which
vas conducted witntlt utmost privacy
'hev were further re,uau,l,I for a v,,k
nd bail was refused. Featherstonc
reated some sensation bv DECLARING
hat as for himself he was u citizen of
iN ',l,''' H'ates' 'ha' ne ma" pIAcen
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