Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. A oril 9-Tracy Goold, an
American lawyer, applied a. the Bow
street Police Cour. Tor permission to
see Gallagher. The Magistrate on
duty referred Goold to Visiting Justice
Barnard Galiag her IS = rnDld-r hy
trade, and is in custody at Glasgow.
A persen residing close TO the Mill
bank PRISON received = letter thre ten
IA. to blow mp two large gas meters
near the prison with dynamite. Two
large jars of nitro glycerlne
reached Cork from Glasgow. al
dressed to O'Herhhy. The police
discovered a quantity of explosives
freshly burned IN field at Kan =, pear
Cork. Two carboys Il ditto ely cerlne
lying at the Clyde shipping company's
slip IN London have been found since
the 4 n inst. They are consigned by
Glasgow firm t. O. Herlihy. This is the
sixth consignment within Blk months
from the same firm to D Herllhy the
former conslgnments were all removed
bv Deasy. The explosives seiz d IN
Whiteheads mandatory at Blrmlng-
ham have been remove 10 sewage farm
at Sslthy with extraora nary precautlon
and DESTROYED. 1t IS believed that sew
enty or eighty persons are concerned IN
the dynamite conspiracy. The princl-
pal leader among them was recently ar
rested. The police believe that they
have secured nearly all the consgn-
n;ruts of nitro G ycsrine now In London.
In response 10 letters denouncInS the
dynamite outrages, 4. Nj. Sullivan. late
member for Meath, said he had received
warning from OD,povan Rosa to be
careful about his fu'u utterances.
A letter from Michael DAvltt is pub
hshed to-day in which he further e1-
presses his opposition to the dynamite
policy on the part OF lrishmen. He
declares that such policy is idiotic. In
sane and criminal
All steamers arriving at L endon from
Cnfk are being searched for explosives.
but thus far none have been discovered.
LONDON, April ga dispatch from
Dublin says that Joe Brady, Timothy
Kelley, Patrick Delaney. Thomas CAT.
frey, Daniel Curley and Fitz Harris,
known as "Slain Cool" charged with
the Phenix Park murders and other
! crimes, who are to be placed on trIal
| to-day, were to be conveyed from XII
mainham prison to the Green street
| Court. house At O'Clock this morning
under strong escort of policemen. A.
the government feels rather afraid that
| the friends Of the prisoners will attempt
to rescue them, special measures were
| taken to insure the safety OF the Court
| building Suspicious looking men, who
| resemble Americans, have been seen in
| Phenix Park and other parks in Dublin
| for the last few days. Detectives are
watching their movements closely.
BERLIN, April 6. -Conrad, the muir
| derer of his wife and four children,
whose sentence Of death the Emperor
refused to commute, was beheaded in
the courtyard of the prison here this
morning. Forty.three persons wit
messed the execution. Conrad protested
his innocence to the end.
CoPESHAGES, April ct is feared
that the Socialist Congress which was
held here will add to the difficulties
already existing between Prussia and
Denmark. The Prussian government
blame the Danish Ministry for their
want of vigor liz suppressing the gath.
ering.
GENEVA, April "a fire which
promises to assume extensive proper
tons has broken Ous at Bonnie near
| this city. Twenty horses are already
destroyed.