The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-26
FOREIGN.
More Revelations Concerning the
Irish Murders Promised.
THE FRENCH DEPUTIES VOTE CoNFI
DENCE IN THE MINISTRY.
Threats to Blow Up the Kremlin at
Moscow.

from Dublin states, on the best authority, that
startling revelations regarding the murder con-
spiracy will be published in few days. Ten
men will shortly be arrested in the Dublin dis
trict and provinces When these arrests are
made the whole organization will have been
crushed. There is every reason to believe that
the police are getting at the bottom of most of
the agrarian murders. 1t will be proved that
all the murders were arranged by one organi-
cation. The secret inquiry at the Castle will
be resumed today. Owing to the many wit
nesses coming forward six of the prisoners
who have just been committed for trial are
willing to become informers.
The Informer Carey.
DUBLIN, Feb. PA meeting of bricklayers.
masops and representatives OF other trades
yesterday disavowed any connection with Ca
rey, repudiated his claim to be representa-
tive OF workingmen, and expelled him from
the various trade societies.
Carey, the informer, in an interview said he
wished to modify statements which he had
made at the witness table in regard to the
Land League. He denied that he wrote let
ter of sympathy to Miss Burke after the muir
der Of her brother, U4dsr Secretary Burke.
The Mysterious mo. T.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 24-President Noon
ey of the central council of the American
Land League says there is no truth in the
statements that there is connection between
the Land League and the Irish conspirators,
and he does not believe in the existence OF
such man as tNo. 1. !"
The English Press on Parnells Speech.
LONDON, Feb. "a The Times, commenting
on the speech of Mr.. Parnell in the House of
Commons yesterday, says:iMr. Parnell's speech
Will pc read with the profound repugnance
which 1t excited in the House. His coolness,
which was not maintained with entire success,
does not imply courage so much as it
does shamelessness. Some consciousness of
the utter inadsquacy of his evasive bubbles to
dispose of a charge built upon very broad
Induction the 1ah0ro1
nation OF trities and the resort to ill-timed re-
elimination which marked his speech The
House waited patiently for frank treatment
OF the main question, which never came.
The chilling reception OF his calloas trivialty
was only sccentuated by the mechanical cheers
OF the Irish members. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Parnell is determined to press his amend
ment to the address in reply to the speech
from the throne, arraigning the executive in
Ireland for the administration of the crimes
act"
The Daily News, in a leading article, says
the suspicious against the Land League and
some OF its officials will be increased by the abb
sence of any defence. Mr.. Parnell Yesterday
said nothing to disprove completely in out
rage OF some of the officials with whom he
had acted. 1t would have been well had Mr..
Parnell shown the House that he had discour-
aged the incendiary appeals constantly print
ed in the Irish World.
The French Ministry Supported in the
Deputies
PARIS. Feb 4.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties, today, M. Jolibois, Bonapartist, moved
the Interpolation OF which he gave notice on
Thursday, touching the statement of Prime
Minister Ferry. M. Jolibois asked whether
the governments right of initiative, which
nj. Ferry then referred to, was one above the
law.
M. Ferry in reply said ''It is the legiti-
mate right of defence, of which it is impossi-
Bile to define the exact limits, but advise the
Bonapartsts not too far to test our indul-
gence."
M. Jolbois denied that the republic ema-
mated from national sovereignty, as it lacked a
plebiscite. He moved that the Chamber de-
sired that the individual liberty of all citizens,
without distinction, be respected. This motion
was rejected by vote of 395 nays to 90 yeas.
M. Ranc moved, as an expression of the con-
tdence of the Chamber, that the government
was sutleiently firm TO insure respect Tor the
republic. The vote was adopted by vote of
36S yeas to 93 nays.
Dynamite Explosion at Brussels.
BRUSSELS, Feb 24,-An explosion of dyna-
Ini7o took place today IN village near this
city, and two men, one of whom was mortally
wounded, were arrested IN connection with
the occurrence. Both men were recently SEN
fenced TO imprisonment for being connected
with the trouble at Montceau-le les-Mines Ina
por,an confessions have been made.
Polish Students Arrested.
CRACOW, Sept "A "A great sensation has
been caused here by the arrest of a number of
students at the university, charged with So
cialistic intrigues.
Attempted to Blow Up Earl Spencer
SKIBBEREEN, Feb. PA parcel addressed
to Eail Spencer and containing several ounces
OF dynamite, with fuse attached, was depos-
tied in a letter box at the Daily depot post Of
fee today.
Threats to Bow Up the Kremlin.
ST.. Petersburg, Feb. 24.-It is stated that
letters have been received by the authorities
conveying threats to blow up the Kremlin at
Moscow, where the Gar is to be crowned A
search was made, but nothing indicating prep
arations for the destruction of the palace was
revealed A close watch is being kept. and
the public are not allowed to enter the build
ing.
Foreign Notes.
Gen. McAdaras has telegraphed Mr. Treyel-
yam, Chief Secretary for Ireland, as follows:
'''I am willing to submit to the most rigid
scrutiny OF my actions.
Mr.. Harris secretary of the organizing COM
for using intimidating language, has been
elected without opposition to the seat in the
House OF Commons for West Meath, made va
cant by the retirement of Mr. Gill.
The Prince of Wales has arrived at Berlin.
He was received at the depot by the Grown
Prince Frederick William and family
Mr.. Curran, divisional magistrate, has op-
ened further private inquiry at the castle
into the Dublin murder conspiracy.
Mr.. Gladstone will arrive in London Thurs
day. The police on Saturday renewed precau-
tions for his safety. 1t is known that several
additional suspected persons arrived in the
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