The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-13

discovered in London. The police thought
they would be able to prove that the per-
sons arrested at Cork, Birmingham, Liver
pool and London all belonged to the same
organization. The Freemdn's Journal, of
Dublin, expresses its disapproyal of the re-
sort to the use of dynamite as a means of
liberating Ireland.
ACCORDING to st. Petersburg telegram
of the Sth the coronation of the Gar would
probably be postponed. The police be-
lieved that, unless liberal reforms were
granted, the Nihilists would prevent the
ceremony. e- s
THREE men have confessed that they
were concerned in the recent murder and
robbery of Count Majlath Won Szekehly,
President of the Hungarian Court of Cas-
sation. -
IT is stated that the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
Canada has recently received threatening
letters, and Ottawa dispatches of the It'll
hint darkly at recent mysterious occur
rences at Rideau JAIL
1T was claimed on the Sth by the police
of Brussels that they had discovered doc
umentary evidence of plot against the
Gar.
THERE were made, near Ennis, Ireland, on
the 7th, eight arrests on the charge of con-
spiracy to murder, and others were looked
for.
On the 18th another arrest was made in
London, in connection with the nitro-g1y-
cerine plot, the prisoner being man
named Kirton, who claimed to have only
recently reached England from the United
States. Bernard Gallagher, brother of
one of the men arrested in London on the
9TH, was taken into custody at Glasgow on
suspicion of having been concerned in the
explosion at the gas-works there. He
claimed to have lately arrived from
America. The house of an avowed
sympathizer with the conspirators at Biz
mingham was mobbed, and the man was
obliged to seek safety in the police sta
ton. The police were exp erimenting with
the explosives found in the possession of
the men arrested in, London and Birming-
ham. The dest1uctiveness of the dynamite
discovered at Birmingham had been dem
onstrated. A continuance was found in the
lodgings of the London prisoners for
filtering sulphuric acid into chloride
explosion. According to London dispatches
OF the Sth the police had unearthed proof of
the existence of conspiracy stupendous in
its proportions and diabolical in its charac-
ter, as the result of the arrest of White
head, Norman, Gallagher and Dalton. One
additional arrest was made on that day,
said to be the most important yet effected,
the prisoner being a man named Ansbaughe,
just arrived from the United States.
On the 9th two cases of explosives were
seized on board a barge on the Thames
River at London. They had been shipped
from Hamburg. @s-% G
On the 9th bill was introduced in the
British House of Commons to amend the
law in regard to explosives. 1t passed
through the Committee of the Whole with.
out opposition, was reported to the House
and passed, and, being sent Immediately
to the House of Lords, it was adopted The
bill imposes severe penalties for causing
or attempting to cause explosions imperil
ing life or property, and for the
unlawful making or keeping of explo
sives, accessories being held to account
equally with principals. The bill also in
creases the power of the police and vessel
Captains in searching for explosives, and
authorizes the seizure of such compounds
or ingredients thereof. The member of the
Cabinet who introduced the bill said the
act would be a permanent one. 1t is not
retroactive.
A FEW days ago a cousin of Mr.. Glad
stone, Prime Minister of Great Britain
committed suicide at Liverpool. He was
engaged in mercantile pursuits.
The authorities of Manitoba have en-
tered a protest against the action of the
Dominion Government looking to an in
crease in the duty on agricultural nipple
ments from the United States lttEs
ONE day lately the Gear and Czarina took
a drive through the streets of st. Peters
burg in an open carriage, without the usual
military escort. r..
SIX of the alleged Phoenix Park con
spirators were arraigned at Dublin on the
9th, pleaded not guilty andwere, remanded
for trial. They were escorted to and from
Jail by troop of dragons, the authorities
fearing an attempt to liberate them. The
Judge denied the motion for delay, and
assigned counsel for the prisoner Brady
who was without means to employ law
yer to conduct his defense.
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