Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-21
KINGSTON sEMANDED
ENGLAND,
The DYNAMITE CONsPIRAToRs.

LONDON, April 20.-The men arrested tor
connection with the dynamite conspiracy
were again brought up this morning for fur
Their hearing. The courtroom was crowded.
Among those present were Herbert Glad
stone, son OF the Prime Minister and MEM
Der Of Parliament. The boy who was en-
ployed sy Whitehead at Birmingham, and
who was yesterday identified by Lynch, was
placed in the witness box. He recognized
Thomas Gallagher DIR. GAllsgheTl rs the
man who had visited Whitehead. The boy
testified that Gallagher, when he visited
Whitehead, CAV. the name oflFletcher; when
he called on Whitehead the latter sent him
(the bowl on an errand and told him he need
not hurry back.
When ne returned Whitehead and Gala
CHER were still gagged il conversation, and
Whitehead gave him holiday. Shortly
af;erward Wilson lanother OF the prisouers)
arrived j. = cab. He aaid he had come for
the coil" that Fletcher had ordered. Will
son was conducted by Whitshssd to I'm inner
room. Next day Lynch came to White
heads place, bringing with him large box.
The boy was unable 10 swear as 10 the iden-
tity OF Wilson. He was, however, positive
as to Gallagher, who, he said, called several
times to zee Whitehead.
A waiter employed at the Midland Hotel,
at Birmingham, was next called to the stand.
He positively identified Wilson as the man
who had been a guest OF that hotel; he also
said he had large box with him.
A Birmingham csbran swore that he
drove Wilson from the Willsr9 Hotel to the
house where Whitehead was located.
A detective belonging 10 Birmingham was
sworn and substanti=ted the testimony given
by the other witnesses. He confirmed the
account given by Lynch OF his movements
vhiIa be Uas IN Birmingham,
The coat worn by Whitehead at The time
of his arrest wss produced. Il bore the
tailoi's mark: Brooks Bros, Broadway,
New York"
The Crown also produced letter signed
by Wilson. The purchase OF esrthen pars
BY Whitehead was proved. Il was stated in
evidence that he told the vender of whom be
purchased them hat he had recently arrived
| in England from New York.
A rubber maker, who's. place Of business
| i. neal the CAarips Cross Hotel, was sworn
! and identified Gallagher as customer.
He said Gallagher purch Of him bag
capable of holding 29S pounds OF nitro
glYc,rine. Gallagher asked tbs prices of
other bags ia Cheapside. He swore the
rubber bag was purchased Of him. Itswas
proven the latter bag was ordered by Wilson,
but found BY the police in Gallsgher's room
in the Charing Cross Hotel. A policeman
testified that he found legal work in Gal.
laghsr's possession, in which a paragraph
relative to treason and felony wa. marked
The prisoners were then remsnded for
further hearing.
PRESS COMMENTS.
The Standard believes the day will come
when mi,creants like O'Donovan Rosa will
be hunted out of both continents.
The Pail Mall Gaz.tte says the evidence that
tlal 80. LOT. h.tA haA in NJ
York is as clear as the proof the foreign
police psssessed twenty-five years ago that
the Mszzini plots ngsin.t Italy were matched
in Eng and, aud adds that the extradtion Of
Ro,ss is about as likely as M,zzni from
Eug land.
Sir John Rose urges England to invite all
civilized nations 10 unite in making laws for
the sxtradition Of sny person committing
atrocities under the veil of political motives.
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE.
The Marquis of Qussnsbury writes that
the deposition of the Elon gentleman, who
saw Lady Florence Dixie at the time she
alleges she was attacked, merely shows that
he psssed Lady Florence Dixie twice before
the time the attack is said TO have occurred.
The marquis complains OF the police rsfus-
ing to make known the name of the gentle
man, and appeals to him to deny the gsrbled
and libelous version published. The mar.
quis ia convinced the attack was really m ade
on his sister, but probably for the purpose OF
frightening her.
FROM PRISON TO PARLIAMENT.
Harrington, member of Parliament for
Westmeath, just out OF prison, entered the
CommQus this afternoon, and was introduced
by Parnell and Arthur OConner. Hraring-
ton took a seat amid the cheers Of the Irish
members.
CABLEGRAMs.
LONDON, April 20.-Blsbop Msckarness,
of the Scotch Episcopal Church, is dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.-The Grand
Duchess Theresa, OF Leuchtenburg, is dead.
LONDON, April 20.-The copyright con-
vention betvee. Germany and France has been
signed.
DELHI, INDIA, April 20-An extensive
conhagration occurred in this city. Two thousand
houses were destroyed, and a great number OF
people are destitute and homeless
LIVERPOOL. April 20-About 5000 emil
grants left to-day for Canada, most OF whom are
bound for Manitoba. 1t is estimated that they
take away capital to the amount of SS0o,00o.
LONDON, April 20-Minister Lowell, 10
speaking at the installation of Sir John Lubbruck
ss president of the Workmen's College, expressed
the conviction that such institutions are extreme
ly fruitful OF good work
BILBAO, April 20.-A coll ision occurred
of here between the English stes mer Thames and
the Spanish steamer Msgdslena VIcenta. The la,-
ter sunk with i've persons on board. Two OF the
crew of the Thames were drowned.
BERLIN, April 20-A deputation present
ed the Crown Prince and wife with large sum OF
money raised ht the time of the silver wedding.
Tne Crown Prince intends to use the money in
furthering the welfare of the people.