The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
TELEGRAPaIC
The Dynamitists.

Paris, t. The dynamite friends are
stIll at work in the vicInity Of Monte
eau len Mines. Last night q cartridge
containing dynamite WAS placed in cav
ity in the lower chateau Plesis. resr that
town. The cartridge exploded but did
very little damage. The chateau is not
now inhabited.
The arrests in London and other cities
Of England, of men having explosives in
their possession cause considerable un-
eAsiness here. Fears are entertained
that an attempt will De made to blow up
buildings in Paris. To prevent the in
PRODUCTION in their houses of anything of
an explosive nature the owners of large
establishment are stopping up openings
to cellars.
London, IA large number of
Fenisn documents were discovered at
Stafford and forwarded to Sir William
Aareourt, home secretary. The papers
include letters from members of Psrlla-
ment.
Renewed threats have beeu made to
destroy Manchester Town Hall by means
OF explosives. The authorities, in conse-
quence. have taken great precaution to
prevent destruction OF the building.
The mayer of Birmingham. fearing an
effort to effect the release of Whitehead,
has asked for and obtained troops 10 as
sist in guarding the Jail in which he is
confined. Another arrest was made to-
day. The man Rpprehended to-day is
John Kirton. He was taken into Gus
tOdy this morning at Euston Railway
Station.
It is stated that Kirton had only re-
Gently arrived here from the United
States. He refused to submit to peace
able arrest and made some resistance.
Norman, Gallagher, Wilson and
Dalton have been removed from Jail at
Clerken we'll to prison in Millbsnk. The
transfer was made under q strong escort
of policemen.
Glasgow, THE police have taken
into custody q man named Bernard
Gallagher, who is charged with causing
the exploson at the gas.works. Gallagher
Is an Irish.American, and is q brother of
man Of the same name, arrested at
Lambeth last Thursday. He was ar
raigned at the police court, when he de-
clared he was innocent Of the charge
made sgainst hin, and only left the
United States on the 9th Of last Febru-
sry. He was remanded to prison for
eight days.
5Liverpool, 7.-Deagy and Flanagan,
arrested recently for bringing Internal
machines and explosives into the
country from Cork was srraigned to-
day. The crown announced Its inten-
tioD to ask tLst the prisoners be eopn-
mitted on the charge OF having explo-
siVes in their possession with f. lOnious
intent and also on the charge Of con-
spiracy with the view to felony with
various persons known and unknown to
the crown.
Decay and Flsnua9 an were committed
for trial at the Rssizes, bail being refused.
The prisoners reserved their defense.
TIstee, Police searched several
houses here occupied BY persons against
whom information had been lodged.
They arrested 8 mah named Kelly,
formerly land league organizer, and
another man who had in his possession
FIRE arms and compromising papers.
Ottawa, 7.-Rumors o. the receipt Of
letter threatening the life of the Mar
quis of Lorne. and recent Suspicious &C
currences at Ridesu Hall, cause some
alarm here.
Washington, THE State depart
ment has received no intimation that the
governn emit of Great Britain will ask
force Of skilled detectives to assist In
tracking the dynamite plotters.