Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dynamite Trials,

LONDON, April 26sh.-In the trial of the
dynamite conspirators TO day, Inspector Boyd
said that Bernard Gallagher told him that he
was accompanied in Catalonia by a person
named Coleman. Bernard returned to New
York by the Germanic, but was again sent to
England almost directly by his brother, who
instructed him to tell Curtin to GO to London.
Bernard was accompanied both voyages by g
man whose name was something like Oxford.
This person belonged 10 the dynamite school.
and went 20 London. Gallagher heard his
brother say the good work YVES not done By
this school, but by the Irish confpirators.
Bernard stated that another brother, named
Daniel, and Coleman returned to New York
in the Gernanic, because they did not believe
in doing what Curtin wished to have done.
Boyd stated that Bernard, when in custody
at Glasgow, offered to so to London in the
service of the police, and induce his brother
TO tell everything he knew, and said he
(Bernard) would identify the conspirators.
BE said there were q number of rich men in
the dynamite school in New York, and that
O'Donovsn Rosa was connected with one
school, The latter statement, the Inspector
said was made casually. Bernard stated
that he was about ths first conspirator TO
come to England. He knew all the copspir-
ators, having seen them in Brooklyn, where
there were about thirty of them.
Bernard became excited at the exposure Of
his attempt to turn informer, and several
times corrected the details of the Inspector 3
testimony.
The thousand Guineas stake.
LONDON, April 26th Following is list Of
the probable starters and their jockeys in the
race for the one thousand guineas stake, to be
run at Newmarket tomorrow Lerd Fal.
mouths Britomartis, Archer Duke Hamil.
tons Consuels, Watts Lord Roseberry'1
Etafe, Cannon; Mr.. G. j. Leferre's Hau.
teuIe, Fordham; Mr.. NJ Dawson's Lady
Brooke, Osborne; Sir J. Dartely's Lovely,
Wood; Count F. De Lagrapgs's Malibrap,
Beadle.
sixteen Workmen Burned TO Desth-Sc.
rious Riot.
WARSAW lPoland), April 26th.-A fire in a
cabinetmsker's shop burned to death sixteen
workmen.
The striking factory hands of the city Of
| ZyrardoW stoned the troops sent to arrest the
! leaders. The troops fred upon the men,
killing two and severely wounding FIVE.
A Missing Steamer.
| HAMBURG, April 26th.-There is much
anxiety here and at Bremen on account of
the non.srrival of the Harrisburg. It ia
stated that she bad only three weeks provi-
] sions on beard, and now the three weeks are
out. The reports that she has arrived ct
| Southampton are not true, as she has been
signaled disabled at sea.
south American Adyices.
| PANAMA, April IL h.-Chile advices 70 the
| 4sh Of April represent change Of feeling in
| Chile toward Bolivia since the strong adhe.
sion of the last-named republic to her treaty
| of alliance with Peru is made evident by q
decree issued by the Government at Santiago
last month, ordering that after June LIST the
Custom-house st africa shall impose add.
tional burdens on the commerce in silver,
formerly Of free export. The specific duty
on tin and scrap metal will pay Sc per kilo.
gram.
The clergy Of Santiago have published o
manifesto, in which they protest at the ex.
pulsion of III. Dellfrates.
| The total loss by fire by Iquiqui ia now esti.
mated at $4,000. 900. About 1000 houses
were burned.
AT the request Of the Government Of the
| United States, the Government of Chill has
given orders to the authorities at valparaiso
| and Callao to tender every courtesy and at.
tention to the Japanese ironclad shortly to
arrive in the South Pacific.
| Papers from the south of Chile declare that
| the rate at which murders are on the increase
| is terrible and alarming.
March 7sh. 9Th and 9th, earthquake shocks
were felt in Chile. March 8.h an earthquake
was felt Throughout Colombia. In the towr
of Antiquia the famous cathedral was thrown
out of plumb, many columns overturned, and
all the houses suffered more or less. In Santa
Rosa the church steeples were injured and q
number Of houses rendered urinhsbitsbls
In Yasamal the prison and thirty-fve houses
were destroyed In Ansquadas the town hal
was demolished, and in Alaberogon churcl
aud eeyeral houses were injured. In Pena
seus, the chief village of Darisn territory