Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-08
EUROPEAN UNREST.
The Excitement Over the Dynamite
Discoveries Unabated.
A BOLD SYMPATKIZER MOBBED.
Evidence Against the Accused Persons
Accommodating.
POLICE YIGILANT AND ACTIVE.
Great Floods Along the River TiStuIa-
General Foreign News.
A BOLD SYMPATKIZER MOBBED.
POLICE YIGILANT AND ACTIVE.
THE DYNANIITEES.

LONDON, April Renewed threats are
made to destroy the Manchester town hall
by means of explosives. The authorities
in consequence have taken great precau-
tions to prevent the destruction of the
building. The mayor of Birmingham,
fearing an effort to effect the release of
Whitehead, has asked for and obtained
troops to assist in guarding the jail in
which he is confined
Deasey and Flanagan, arrested recent
ly for bringing internal machines and ex-
ploSiveS into the country from Cork, were
araigned to-day. The crown announces its
intention to ask that the prisoners be
committed on the charge of having ex-
plOSive5 n their possession with felonious
intent, and also on the charge Of conspir-
acy with view to felony with various
persons known and unknown to the crown.
Another arrest was made to-day in con-
nection with the conspiracy to destroy life
and buildings. The man apprehended Is
named John kirton. He was taken into
custody this morning at Euston railway
station, London. 1t is stated that Kirton
had only recently arrived here from the
United States. He refused to submit to
peaceable arrest, and made some resist
ance.
LONDON, April At a II Getting of the
members of parliament and other promi-
nent persons last night, in connection
with the vigilance society for the defense
of personal rights, the principal topic of
discussion was the reported intention of
the authorities to form branch of the
detective force, whose duties will arise from
political disaffection. 1t is announced that
Sir William Harcourt, home secretary, will
be questioned III the commons, in regard
to what action the government would take
in the matter.
LONDON, April 7.-Harcourt and Ashe-
ton Cross-conservatives. are arranging for
the speedy passage of a bill to restrict the
use of explosives. The Times says: Hire
lings and fanatics who come from Irish
American slUms to use the dagger and
dynamite, though not directly bounded on
by Irish orators, are encouraged by the alb
sence Of any honest attempt On the part of
the Irish leaders to GenouEca the Outrages
committed or in contemplation. The
police are convinced the former trihing
OUtIages, like the attempt 10 blow up the
Mansion house, were undertaken by irish
persons II America. Smaller attempts are
regarded merely as experiments. William
Doveton Gmyth, counsel for Norman, got q
retainer and instructions from Detracy, an
American lawyer IN Bow street.
Witnesses 6eposed that the box Deasey
had when arrested contained materials for
making explosives, ana also a preparation
Of dynamite and parts &C an internal ma
chine, consisting of apparatus by which
sulphuric acid could be allowed slowly to
soak through into mixture, the principal
element Of which was chIoric potash. Il is
explained that with this combination an
explosion could be produced within the
maximum time of forty minutes. The
machine is exactly similar in construction
to those used il Glasgow and in the at
tempt on the Office Of the London Times
The police were cross-examined, but their
evidence was not shakensin any respect.
1t is stated in evidence that the Gig
nine dynamite found with the prisoners
was a similar compoud to that contained
in the internal machines seized on their
importation into Liverpool in 1881. ~Dea-
sey and Flanagan were committed for
trial at the assizes, bail being refused.
The prisoners reserved their defense.
hirton was trying to escape from London
when arrested. From papers found on the
prisoner there is little doubt that Kirton
was selected to commit the actual deeds of
destruction. On Kirton's arraignment il
was proved that he corresponded with
Gallagher, arrested at Lambeth. and de-
livered a letter addressed to Gallagher
yesterday at Charing Gross hotel. Kirton
was remanded until Thursday next.
The police of Birmingham have certain
evidence that Whitehead and the prisoners
arrested in London were implicated in
recent outrages in London. They claim tc
be able to show that Whitehead has been
many years one of the principal Fenianf
in England. Heis expected to be tried in
London with the other prisoners.
The story is denied of an internal ma
chine of ingenious mechanism being dis
covered.
DUBLIN, April T. The magistrate al
Ennis, Clifford Lloyd and strong force
of the police made raid on the Crusheen
district and arrested eight young men
The charge preferred against the prisoners
is conspiracy to murder. More arrests on
the same charge are expected.
BIRMINGHAM, April THE man known
as Flaherty, under police surveillance as 6
suspicious CHdIdClef, mas openly expires sec
sympathy with Whithead. In consequence
of these expressions an angry mob attacked
his residence, smashing the windows and
doors. Flaherty fed to the police station
for protection. About grain of dynamite
found among Whitehead's stock was ex
Ploded to-day as an experiment. The re
port was deafening.
TRALHE, April THE police has search
ed seven houses here occupied by personl
against whom information had beer
lodged. They arrested man named Kelly
formerly land league organizer, and ,
man .who had in his possession fire arml
and compromising papers.
LONDON, April IA large number o
Fenian documents were discovered at Sal
ford and forwarded to Sir VIM. Harcourt
the home secretary. The papers includ,
letters from members of parliament.
LONDON, April Norman Gallaghe
and Wilson and Dalton have been removed
from jail at ClerkenweIl to the prison a
Mlllbank. The transfer was made under
strong escort, as it was feared an attemp
would be made to Iiberate the prisoners.
LONDON, April l. Kirton was arraigneC
an the Bow street police court this after
noon and was formally remanded.
GLASGOW A 11ril H. L