Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-16
UNEASY ENGLAND.
Public BisquIstuds Gradually Sst-
sklag In lsadoa.
SUSPECTS TO De WARMLY WELCOMED,
Gladstone's Active Interest In Public AZ.
fain-RsnarkabIs lbsl Suit
Another Plot-Ths Cars
Coronation.

Nkw YoRK, April 18th, Worlds spec.
ial cable dispstch from London toNasy ssys:
"The copions extracts nom Issiins
American papers, which hsvs beeu tels.
graphed to this side Of the Atlantic, NJ &C.
cepted as afordins atisfsctory sgwsuU
that the sovernmsnt Of the United States
will permit no sct that could rixhtiy b
characterized - . breach of intsrusstonsl
good faith. Il 10 believed here In ciroass
that should b well informed, thst no foes
NAL representations have bsen MADE %
either side. Strict inquiries sre making by
British represeStaties in the United sselss
into the attractive subject cf
Dy0sDass A0saetse
in New York. ] may say that the public
uneasiness In London at least, has su6sidef
greatly under the influence OF tie suppos
sition that oil the chief conspirators are
new in the hands e the Authorities, and
explosives shipped 70 or manufactured in-
the city. Thiseomtsstsblsb belief, hovsvsP,
is not shared by the government and the
vigilance Of the police 10, therefore, II
any thing, increased. % that even lawyers.
clerks going into the law courts or to tho
committee rooms Of the House Of Com.
mons are compelled TO open their bags for,
inspection by the detectives, who are post.
ed everywhere.I II there are any American
participants in the dynamite plots nov on
shipboard bound for England or Ireland
they are
ss every Incoming vessel is closely search
ed, and suspected persons are "shsdoWed'
from toe moment they set foot on the
shore. The detectives, hoo, are working
with the assistance Of the foil descri ptions
that have been obtained from tie numcr-
ous approvsrs In every ramiiication Of the
conspiracy. The penalty that awaits the
expected American plouers, during whose
voyage the new act has been rushed
through Is twenty years penal servitude,
which Is quite rs bad as hanging. II 10 ru-
mored this afternoon that The informers
have put the police on the
TRACK Or Every kssws Loader
who has no< yet been arrested, and that an
other sreat haul 10 consequsntly soon to bs
expected. Il is probable that In case 70
have another explosion, the manufacture
and importation OF nitro.gl glyoerins and
similar compounds will b prohibited On.
tirely. Tins course 10 pastially recon-
mended by the Spectator and several other
papers.
Every one may now 6ns,ly dismiss tho
idea of Mr. Glsdstone's resignation. II the
premier ever thought seriously OF resigning
he has reconsidered his liberalization. and
is showing greater yigor than ever. taking
more active interest In public affairs.
"Mr. Lbouchere has
A Remarkable AiAsl Aatl
on bis hands, the court OF Queens bench
having Just granted Q rule nlsi for crimL-
nal information against him at the Instance
OF the Duke Of yallambrosa. In the oourss
OF sn Article about society ~ Cannes, pub.
lished while Mr.. Gladstone was stopping
there, Mr.. LAbouchers expressed bis gsu.
eral contempt for the Duke Of Eallambrosa,
whose father, he said, Was nearly hanged
because when he was an army contractor
in the French services, he supplied ~ msst
to French army corps the hs,h Of soldiers
Filled In battle. luis siartirng cnafge Is
Indignantly denied by the Duke. and he
proposes to see what the law can do 10 cns-
bic him to refute IL and punish its author.
IL Is said that Mr.. IAbouchere. II forced TO
defense, will plead the truth ot the state.
ment. In the meantime the argument on
the rule is looked forward TO with great In.
terest.'
Another Plot
man was arrested near Knights bridge
barracks to day with . large boz of eIplo,
sives In his possession. II 10 believed that
an attempt TO blow up the extensive bar.
racks was intended. Police aps on the
track OF an organized gang Of dynamiters.
IN this section Of the metropolis
Here DynaaIte.
An English vessel with . large cargo Of
dynamite has sailed from Antwerp for
England. The police await her arrival.
The mother OF Peter Tynan-'number
one"-says she believes hsy son was q supe.
rior officer Of the InvinciLlss.