Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-24
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Arrest Of WolG, . Member Of thu
Advanced Socialist Club Of Len
don He he'd swO Internal Ma'
chimes In His House-GladstOns
aHd His COlleag to be Held
AnswerabIe for Errors I'm Egyptian
ADMINISTRATIONS Hall Refused
Psrnell - Protecting Salvation
Army Meetings Ten Thousand
People witness the Landing Ol
the Crown Prince Ten Persons
Shot for Taking Part I'm the Re.
cent Insurrectt0n 1T Zaftcha-
Violent Amti.Germam DemonstFa-
aion.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The police at mid.
night arrested . man named Wolf, q
member Of the Advanced Socialist Club Of
London, and found in his house two in
fernal machines of sufficient power to de-
molish any building. One Of them wa q
large zinc pail, nearly filled with coarse
blasting powder and gun cotton, covered
with scrap iron. with . fuse at the bottom.
The second machine is . large tin cooking
utensil. similarly prepared. Wolh's ma
chine, it is reported. was intended to blow
up the German Embassy at London.
Wolff is one of the leading Socialists of the
metropolis. His machines were filled with
time fuses, and had about 10 pounds Of
explosive material in each machine.
Wolff was engaged for some time ct the
wax-work exhibition ct the Royal Aquari-
um. There was . violent explosion four
months ago at his residence, which he re-
ported as the explosion Of gas. The
prisoner gave the name OF William Wolf;
occupation, chemist. He WAS brought to
Bow-street Police Court md charged I'M
der the Explosives Act with knowingly
having in his possession explosive sub
stances for an unlawtal purpose. A Bow
street officer testified that he met the
prisoner on Vauxhall-bridge road, close to
his residence. The prisoner ran away
when approached. After arresting him
the officer proceeded to VOLTS lodgings.
and the internal machines were found, ~
were also found IA empty powder cans and
some documents. including . letter TO
Count Won Munster, German ambassador,
written in German, which says: If you
wish freedom you must give us equality"
It 10 signed 'Prolitariax." Wolff said the
things found must have been placed there
by : Frenchmsn. Wolff was remanded
until Thursday next.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Times says
Gladstone and his colleagues must under
stand that England will hold them answer
able il by further errors Of Judgment
Egypt is allowed to relapse into anarchy,
aggravated by the passions Of religious
fanaticism and maddening influences.
CORK, Nov. 23.-After . warm discus
sion last evening the Trustees refused to
grant Exhibition Hall to Parnell to address
his constituents.
KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 23.-Owing to
rows ct q Salvation Army meeting the
Police Commissioners have sworn in nine
Salvation Army Constables for the meet
ings. DR.. Wilson, curate OF st. George
Cathedral, q leading Anglican clergyman,
created . sensation by attending the all
night prayer meetings Of the Salvation
Army, and taking part in the holy oom-
munion. The rector Of the Cathedral re-
quested m explanation. DR.. Wilson de-
Tended himself and takes the full response
bility.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-Ten thousand people
WltneBsed the lanQlnB OF the CtoWn Prince,
and greeted him with loud cheers, while
tbs men-of-war in the harbor ana the bat
teries on the shore fired salutes.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 23.-In the billiard
match to-day DAILY made 600 points and
GARNER 495.
CAIRo, Nov. pa council Of wal met
to examine into the military situation, and
to decide whether Khartoum or q point
further south was tenable. No decision
was reached.
BELGRADE, Nov. 23.-Ten persons who
lived in Zsitchar District have been shot
for taking part in the recent instructions.
Several others at Banja and Aexinatz are
waiting trial.
PRAGUE, Nov. ga violent anti-Ger-
man demonstration took place upon the
occasion Of the opening of the Czech The
ater in this city last night, and was only
suppressed by the united efforts Of the
police and military.
CALCUTTA. Nov. 23.-Mr. Ropstroff,
British Superintendent at Nicolar Islands,
Indian Ocean, while riding with his wife
on the island Of Camerta, wa shot dead
by q Sepoy officer whom he punished. The
Sepoy then killed himself.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-Clemencean obtained Q
verdict against the Morning News for pub