Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. NUMBER ONES HISTORY. Some Points of His Past
 Car eer. General EKfSHen iaa Paris To Direct the Revolution
 Against France. Ingersoll at a Friends
 Grave. The Great Enfidel's Tribute
 to Death.
The Great Infidel's Tribute
 to Death.
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

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 Number One-soms Points of His Past
 Career-AnOther Formidable COnspfra- | cy Unearthed--HtuIlett's Testimony to 1 be ecetved.
 ! DUBLIN, April 15.-TynRn, who was iden-
 tified from his photographers Number One by Joe Brady, began life as newsboy in the
 Dublin streets, and having, after following that calling for some years, saved @ little ! money, he opened 8 news agency and sta | tioner's shop in Kingstown- This he carried | on for some years, assisted by his wife, who | also let lodgings. He then became a com
 mercial traveller. When he joined the Feni- | ans, or when he was appointed to command ! the Invincibles, is not stated. Though l Number One," he was not the chief of the | organization, but only a principal subordi- | nate or provincial director. The government has taken active steps to secure his arrest, and four detectives have been sent in pur- suit of him.
 The trial of Daniel Curley, another of the
 men charged with the Phoenix Park murders, will begin at Dublin on Monday.
 It is understood that Bernard Gallag her, who was arrested at Glasgow on 8 charge of being connected with the dynamite plot, has l turned approver.
 The examination of the prisoners at Crus- heen, County Glare, has shown the existence of another extensive conspiracy which is re- garded by the authorities as formidable. James Mulett, one of the Phoenix Park mur- derers, will, it is said, be accepted as an in former and his testimony will be taken in behalf of the government in further prose cutions.
 No Dynamite Fiends at Washington. WASHINGTON, April 15-The house occu- pied by the British Legation is very large
 and very solid, and it would take considera-
 ble dynamite to blow it up. Thus far no dy-
 namite has exploded in it's cellar. MT. West
 continues to live there, and it is not true, as reported, that he has sent his family away for safety. Not 8 suggestion of dynamite has been made to Minister West to any of the members of the legation. One of Mir. Vests secretaries said that no one had given information that there was dynamite prepar- ing anywhere in the country to be shipped to England moreover, not @ single word, oral or written, had passed between the legation
 and the State department on dynamite, for there had been no reason to complain of anyone in America for contemplating the
 blowing up of anything English. This ex actly corresponds with information from the State department, all the officials declaring that there has never been word received from the British minister on the subject About two weeks ago an alleged private de tective named Hoover went to Minister West with revelation about 8 pretended Fenian plot but it is not true that his story was about the contemplated destruction of the legation house. This man was employed for day two until he was found to be a humbug who had really no information whatever These people with stories about plots constant ly turning up at the legation, but most of them are HooVers. Notwithstanding the sensational reports that have been sent from here, there is no talk in Washington on the subject of dynamite. The dispatches have thus far been purely imiganative- The State department is not suppressing anything, be- cause there is nothing to suppress. The English police officers who are in this coun- try are here to talk about persons whose extradition is expected. These are not Irishmen or dynamite fends, but are charged with forgery and kindred offences.