Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06
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MORN ABOUT THE MEN ARRESTED YESTERDAY
Cablegrams from London last night say I'm refer
ence to the arrest In Fleet street, London. men
toned In THE STAR last evening, that the man ar
rested had engaged rooms on southampton street.
corner OF the Strand, giving the name OF Ormund,
| and stating that he was medical student Sub
seQuently he said that his correct name was Nor
man. The i1rst Inquiry for the rooms was made
by an elderly man. The box OF explosives was
| taken to NOrman's lodgings by person OF rakish
| appearance, who looked more like q tramp than
porter or the friend OF medical student 1t is be-
| lieved that both this individual and the elderly
| man have been identified in the persons OF the
TWO men arrested at Lambeth yesterday. One
| OF these men had in his pocket, and sewn up
| In his cl0th1ng, large sum OF money, a pOr-
ton OF which was reported as being in American
coins 1t Is q significant feature OF the arrests
name, and connected many Irish Americans with
| the plots One OF the Lambeth prisoners had
secured Lodgings IN the name OF Wilson Norman
place where he was stopping was just over the
| office where is printed the court circular. The
proprietor OF that sheet recently received letters
containing dire threats, the origin OF which he has
now no din1culty In tracing to the prisoner. The
fourth arrest of the day was that of Henry Dalton
who was taken into custody last evening He came
| from the United States about two weeks ago. He
was found at the rooms OF the AmerlcanExchange,
errand OF the officers. Dalton was confined In the
Jail at Scotland Yard.
SENSATION IN THE HOUSE OF coMM0Ns
Another cablegram says: s.There was no less
01uSaClOu IN the mouse OF commons when these
arrests were announced than elsewhere. Sir VIM.
Harcourt, home secretary, In a brief speech out
lining the facts, confirmed what had up to this
time been merely rumor, that Norman had been
put under arrest He added that $50 pounds OF
highly explosive liquid had been found in Nor
mans quarters, and that 1t was stored In skill
fully devised rubber bags. He also confirmed the
discovery OF the dynamite mandatory at Biz
mingham. He said further that a considerable
amount OF the same kind OF explosive had been
discovered In the rooms OF the Lambeth prisoners.
and that part OF the money on one OF these men
was In American bank notes
''The magistrate at Bow street waited until late
In the afternoon for instructions In regard to Nor
man and his two Lambeth accOmpliceS and.
finally receiving telegram from the home secre.
Cary, announced that no formal charge would be
brought against the three prisoners to-day. They
were accordingly remanded. The Central Eetns
says the rubber bags found In Norman's quarters
contained nitro-glycerine In SUFFICIENT quantity
TO blow up any town In the kingdom The police
believe that Norman was engaged in plan to
carry out the dynamite doctrines which are par
ucularly fostered BY O,Donovan Rosa Henry
the authorities that Dalton Is an emissary OF the
Dynamite faction In America The man arrested
with Wilson q Lambeth u named Gallagher.
Papers where found on him proving hisconnectt0n
with Whitehead The Woolv1ch authorities pro-
n0unce the compound found at Lambeth 90 be
nitro glycefinc, and enf1cat with that found IN
NoEman,s quareeeA 0allAG1gS pogonaAteau vas
packed with explo4yoAs