Morris tribune., 1883-01-20
NEWS NOTES,

Dublin Dispatch: Four informers will be
examined Saturday. Some of the perse ns
recently arrested have been watched by de-
tectiveS for " years. Evidence will be
given Of the existence ola Fenian armory
also the information of a plot to murder
Lord Frederick Cavendish, Earl Spencer
and other government officers. Proof will
be submitted ofthe companlonship ofsome
OF the persons with persons found guilty OF
murderous outrages. There is a perfect
panic among the conspirators. One inform
er is a man recently convicted. The police
secured a revolver purchased along with the
one with the attempt was made on Judge
LaWson's life. II is believed the govern
meut will be able 20 prove the existence OF
a conspiracy to marder~ government officers.
Paris Cable: The socialists have enjoyed
great triumph in the trial of Prince Kra.
potkine and his ffty-two brother anarchist
of Lyons. If the trial had been designed
as al elaborate scheme for the propagate on
OF socialism the result could not have afford
ed more satisfaction to it's projectors. The
ability which the prince disclosed was ex-
t~raordinary, and the evaporation of the
court was com plete. All the prisoners took
a firm stand, gave their testimony, some
times with unconcealed sarcasm, and be-
troyeG no apprehension of the result. So
far the trial is a failure. No one has been
identified with the Internationale, which was
the immediate intention, while all have
boldly avoWed their political belief and
practices. .-
The Frankfort Gazette, ackno wledging
the receipt of 8 5000 marks in Frankfort
from New York, for the benefit of the
Rhineland sufferers by the food, says: These
gifts flu nish fresh and happy proof that
Germans who have fouhi a new home in
America are not lost to the old fatherland
but have warm and active sympathy in
Germany's fortunes and also in her mis-.
haps.
At a meeting of the marine board of Liv-
erpool the chairman presented to Capt. Ed.
wards, late commander of the British steam.
er Illyriafa on behalf of the United States
government, a silver vase, in recognition oil
his services in r~escuing the crew of the shil
Isaac Webb, in 1880.
The governor of Kief has arrived at Ber-
delschef. The managers of the circus have
been arrested for having two side doors
nailed up. There being no rooms large
enough to hold the bodies Of the dead, they
have been placed in a field. When the
nailed up doors were opened, fifty corpses
fell to the ground in q mass.
The Prince of Wales unveiled a statue Sat.
urday at the Royal Military academy at
Woolwich, erected to the memory of the
French imperial by subscriptions of 25, OOO
officers and men of the British amy. Gen
Lord Wellesley, Prince Lucien Bonaparte,
Duo de Bassano, and a large and distin-
guished company assisted in the unwilling.
Lady Florence Dixie writes that the whole
of the f5, 5000 she received for the relief O
small farmers and cotters in the west o
Ireland, has been expended. She states that
this amount kept the roof over 20. 600. She
declines to raise another fund on the ground
that it is the duty of the government and
land league to help the people.
Gustave w. Cashian, formerly employed
in st. Paul, is in trouble in Sleepy Eye
in connection with a forged check. He got
hold of a check payable to Gustave Willius
of st. Paul, and altered it to Gustave Willius
Cashian. He is rejecting upon his mistake
in Jail.
The vice of intemperanct is growing so
fast in Switzerland as to become a source of
grave anxiety among public men of all class
es. One of the results is that failures, bank
ruptcies and forced sales of property are
alarmingly IN the increase.
England recedes from her position that
she shall control the destinies of Egypt, and
recommends the appointment of a joint
financial advisory board.
Gambetta's father informed a delegation
from Paris which endeavored to induce him
to alter his decision in regard to the dis
position of his sons remains, that after his
death Paris might take his sons body.