Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-05
THE OLD WORLD.
CONVICTION OF LAWRENCE HANLON
FOR CONSPIRACY.
The Indictments of Walsh, lyman and
Observation-Disclosures again Refused His
Seat In 1.-THE IHouse-Sentence of Socialists
miscellaneous Foreign Notes.
GREAT BRITAIN,

DUBLIN, May Lawrence Hanlon, who
was placed on trial yesterday on the
charge of attempting to murder Juror
Dennis Field, was found guilty this morn
ing and sentenced to penal servitude for
life. Hanlon, on receiving the sentence,
muttered: 81 won't be the last. God save
Ireland from such informers."
The FreemdrSs Journal says: A dyna-
mite plot, Matched In America, was be-
trayed to the British consul at New York.
The name of every conspirator who came
to England and of the ship on which they
sailed, was cabled to England directly
after the vessel left. The police watched
the conspirators from the moment they
landed in England. The Freeman's Jour
nal says amember of the gov
ern1ng council of conspirators could
alone have given such Information.
Lyndon, May An the commons this
afternoon the speaker said he had receiv-
ed letter from Bradlaugh in which he
announced that he would at the beginning
of business to-day ask to be permitted to
take the oath. The speaker asked for the
guidance of the house. Loud cries were
made for Gladstone, but as the prime min
lister did not rise, Sir Stafford Northcote
stated that he would propose that Brad
laugh be precluded from going through
such form. Gladstone said he could raise
no objection to motion which under the
circumstances Sir Stafford Northcote was
the proper person to make. On motion of La
bouchere it was decided to hear Bradlaugh
in his own behalf at the bar of the house.
Bradlaugh pointed out that the house
had thought fit last evening to reject the
affirmation bill, the passage of which
would have enabled him to take his seat.
1t was now his duty to take the cath. The
law had given him seat in the house.
In the name of the law he demanded IT,
His exclusion was an act of fragrant mi
guilty. No act of his had Justified the
action of the houss which SHOULD declare
his seat vacant or pass bill disquahfying
him. As long as he was not!disquaiied ne
would claim the right to his seat.
Labouchere opposed the motion of
Northcote. Gladstone on moving the pre-
vious question, announced that he would
vote with Labouchere against the motion.
The motion was then carried by vote of
271 to 165.
Bradlaugh again addressed the house,
arguing in favor of his claim to a seat,
After speaking for half an hour he returned
to his usual seat below the bar and the
subject was dropped.
LONDON, May AT conference of
members of the Irish national party in
London, it was resolved to organize fund
for the relief of families and persons who
have fed the country or been arrested in
connection with the murder trials in
Ireland, and generally under the crimes
act. 1t is computed that 600 families have
been rendered destitute by the flight or
incarceration of their bread-winners. An
| address will be issued to 1.-THE Irish nation
alists in America and the British colonies,
| appealing for contributions to the pro-
posed fund, and delegates will be sent
thither TO set forth the need for speedy
| assistance.
DUBLIN, May At is confidently stated
here that Peter lyman is now in London,
and is communicating with the police with
view of turning informer. Kingston,
Healy and Gilgney, charged with conspir-
acy to murder Poole, were arraigned again
to-day for examination. An informer
named LAME gave testimony confirming
the existence of a vigilance murder circle,
to which the prisoners belonged. The
| prisoners were remanded for a week.
Geo. Smith, one of the men in custody on
the charge of being implicated in the con-
| spiracy to murder government officials,
has been discharged, he having agreed to
emigrate.
At the hearing Of Kingston. Healey and
Gebney LAME also testified that Poole
came to him on the night the informer
Kenney was murdered and gave him full
account of how the deed was done.
| Fitzharris, who was indicted yesterday es
accessory to the murder of Cavendish
and Burke after the fact, was arraigned
this morning and pleaded not guilty.
The man Hawkins who, it was stated,
would be arraigned to day with Kingston
and others on the charge of conspiracy to
murder Poole, has been discharged.
LONDON, May 4.-The meeting at Kemp
ton park began to- day. The race for the
Westminster cup was won by R.
Peck's Barcaldine, c. f. Lefere's
Tristan second, Lord Ellsmere's
Wall enst elm third. Fourstarters.
DUBLIN, May "a dispatch has been
received by the lord lieutenant of Ireland
announcing the arrest in New York of
Walsh and Sheridan. 1t also gives full
account of the doings of lyman who, it
says, is in America, and of the movements
of his family, and states where they will
meet him.
LONDON, May 4.-Fritz Andres,ia cotton
merchant of Liverpool, Manchester, Alex
andria and other cities, has failed. LiabiI-
tiles $15O,000.
! The Loto Journal says if the United
| States hold that lyman, Walsh and Sheri-
| dan cannot be extradited under the exist
ing treaty, and If these gentlemen do not
Voluntarily surrender, they may, after
| vsrfana farmai vrifs Eof orrasf hova
been returned unsatisfed, be ad-
judged outlaws and their property for
feited to the crown,