The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-17
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,ur TINES RAPs THE IRISH AGAIN.
tovcoy March l6.-The Times this
no,n,ne saws In Manchester, Leeds,
Tirerpool and London the feeling of Eng,
r,b vorkingmeu, once sympathetic, has
hscoms cold. 1t only depends on a few
mare cases OF dynamite outrages TO turn
mi, feeling to angry hostility, which the
authorities will find very difficult to con-
.rOl. ..-.
GENEVA, March 1.-the German and
French socialists here propose to make a
great demonstration Sunday.
OCCURRED FROM THE OUTSIDE.
loypoY, March ia later and closer
inspection shows the explosion occurred
irom the outside of the building.
No arrests have yet been made in con.
pection with the explosion. The police no.
ticed nothing suspicious about the build
ing before the explosion occurred.
WON'T PROSECUTE.
DUBLIN, March Waterford court as
les were crowded to-day, as it was eX-
Eted the crown would proceed with the
L against Biggar, member of parliament
Craven, for his utteranCes in speech he
yered in Waterford last December. No
however, was presented by the grand
BADLY SCARED.
OSDON, March l6-rhere is an enor-
Us crowd gathered at the scene of the
lOsiOn last night in the local govern
int board offices, in Westminster. The
kenment inspector has made an exam
ttion OF . portion Of the building dam
bed by the explosion, and places the loss
$4,000 The vessel which contained the
Explosive material was placed in the cellar
the local government board offices. The
Fines says; II the irish extremists are
kaly going to reply with dynamite to any
measure they disapprove of, it is certain
the day of remedial legislation is over.
CAREY.
LONDON March l6 "A dispatch to the
Times from Dublin saws. The government
has refused To accept the evidence of
James Nullett, James Carey. the in
former has received letters from all par Z
Of the kingdom, notifying h,m that there
are plenty OF men 10 thke inc places Of those
arrested de IS r1' allowed 70 read news
papers containing q '9cks upon him.
LONDON, March ia dispatch from
Paris says kar. Mink, founder OF the In.
ienatonal WnrkmCu's association, died
Yesterday at Arg"uteuil.
Dr. Frederick Erpet, an intimate friend
Of Kari Marx, says Marx died IN London,
near Regents pnr6. Dr. Erget was present
Mhlsdcalh, winch was caused by bronchitis,
S'scess Of the lungs and internal bleeding.
Vut oi respectt TO he wishes of Marks, who
aways avoided a demonstration, the family
decided to have u private funeral, About
eighteen persons will be present, including
slew friends coming from the continent
Inc place OF interment has not been
announced. DR.. Erget probably speaks nj
Me grave, There will be no religious cere
nony.
MADE A MISTAKE,
LONDON, March l6.-The Pail Mall Ga
leile says In many maps of London the
iVcai government board office is marked as
Me home office. 1t is thought the attempt
70 ploW up the former building was made
WIN the idea it was the latter, Sir William
hharcourt, the home secretary, being very
obnoxious to the Fenians.
NOT uNFoUSDED.
DvBLIN, March i6.-The Evening Tele
Haph charges the London press, especially
Ge Zines, with endeavoring to excite mol
violence against the Irish.