Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-06

Search for the intruder was fruitless, but
the guard was doubled and orders issued
to take every precaution to prevent sur
prise.
LONDON, April 5.-More precautions are
being taken at Windsor castle. 1t is even
limited that the whole conspiracy here and
in America will be exposed. Whiteheads
examination this afternoon at birmingham
developed nothing startling.
LONDON, April 5.-In the commons, Hugh
G. Childers, chancellor of the exchequer,
explained the budget for the financial year
ended March 81. Total revenue of the
year $50, ,0004 900. This exceeded the es-
innate by e4,079,00O. The decrease in
consumption of spirits made a reduction
from that source of e5,O0O,O00. Total ex-
penditures, e88, 100000, showing'a surplus
of e98,000. Expenses of the war in
Egypt, including the amount contributed
to defray the cost-Indian contingent
GO, $4,000. There fell to the present ad-
ministration of the government the inner
itance of e7,S50,OOO war charges which
have been paid out of the taxes
of e10,000,O00 for war charges.
He had no arrears whatever
to report on account of war expenditure,
as incurred by the present government.
For the coming year he estimated the ex-
penditures to be e85, $4,000. The national
debt has been reduced the past year by
about 81, 100000, and he expected to make
a further reduction this year, of about
eS,000,000, he further said he expected to
see the debt reduced the next twenty years
by e72,000,000. He estimated the coming
year would bring the government revenue
of eSS, ,4S0, 900, giving a surplus of
-, ,691 900, provided the expenditures did
not exceed the estimates.
Childers proposed that duties on goods
made from silver should be charged only
on goods actually sold, and that eventually
they should be abolished altogether, but
not this year. He proposed that the tax
on railway earnings where fares were very
small in amount, be abolished, and that
the standard moisture of tobacco and
snuff on which exemption was allowed, be
raised 1 per cent; that provision be made
looking towards the reduction in the rate
of kilograms sent anywhere inland to six
pence each; that three and half-pence of
the income tax be removed. This last
measure would, according to the speakers
estimates, reduce the revenue of the gov
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tions, if made, would in all reduce the sur
plus to e240,000. This first report of the
new chancellor was received with much
favor, and at its conclusion there were
loud and prolonged cheers.
DUBLN, April 5.-At the trial of the
prisoners charged with the Phoenix park
murders, photograph of a man named
lyman, recently alluded to by the name of
''Tyner," will be produced. This photo
graph has been identified by James Carey,
informer, and three others, as that of
Number One" 1t is stated that portion
of the money with which lyman was en-
trusted for distribution can be traced to the
Invincibles. The government is in pos
session of an affidavit, to the effect that
lyman and 'Number Oae" ere identical.
The crown solicitor will strongly oppose
the request to be made by the Sccused for
3 postponement. Peter Carey, brother Of
James, is accepted as an informer.
Evidence Will be adduced showing that
she Dublin directorate consisted of lyman,
known as number one;'' James Mullett,
known as number two;" James Carey,
number three;" Daniel Curley, number
four;'' and Edward McCafery, ''number
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