New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-21
THE CONSPIRACY INQUIRY IN LONDON.

fURTHFR EvIDENCE-THE TESTIMONY OF LYNCH
CONFIRMED.
LONDON April 20-Ihe men arrested ior con-
pectjon with the dynamite conspiracy were again
brought ND in the Bow-Street Police Court TINS
morning for further hearing. The court room
was crowded with people. Among those present
was Mr. Herbert Gladstone, son OF the Prlne Minis
ter aud Member of Parliament.
The first witness the boy who was employed by
Whitehead, at Birmingham, and who was yesterday
identified by Lynch. the iniortner, recognized
Thomas Gallagher (Dr. Gallagher as a man who
had visited Whitehead. The boy testified that Cal
lagher. when he visited Whitehead, gave the name
of Fletcher. When he called to see Whitehead
the latter sent him lthe boy on an errand ana
told him that he need not hurry back
When he returned Whitehead and Gallagher were
still talking, and Whitehead gave him a holiday
Shortly afterward Wilson another of the prisoners
arrived in cab. He said that he had come for
"oil y that Fletcher" had ordered Wilson was
conducted by Whitehead into an inner room. The
next day Lynch came TO Whitehead's place, bring
ing with him large box. The boy was unable
positively to identify Wilson He was, however,
nosit,ve as 10 Gallagher who he said, called several
times to see Whitehead
waiter employed at the Midland Hotel in bir-
mingbam identified Wilson as man who had been
a guest at that hotel. He also said he had large
box with him. A Birmingham cabman testified
that he drove Wilson from the Midland Hotel to
the house where Whitehead was located. A bir-
mingham detective confirmed the testimony given
by the other witnesses as TO the time OF Wilson
arrival at the house of Whitehead. A cabman and
other witnesses confirmed the account given by
Lynch of his movements while he was in Bir-
mingham.
The coat worn by Whitehead at the time Of his
arrest was produced in court. 1t bore the tailors
mark: Brooks Brothers, Broadway, New-YOrk."
The Crown also produced letter signed by Will
son. The purchase of earthen pans by whitehead
was proved. Ii was stated IN evidence that he toa
recently arrived in England from New
York rubber maker ChsT,og whose place G,oSs Of
HUisI f%s,1''' Identified n'Gf Gallagher custO@sT
He SAID Gallagher purchased Of him 6ag capable
Of holding POS pounds Of nitro-glycerlne. Gala;
CHER asked the prices OF other bags, a inaker OF
rubber bags in Cheapside also testified that rub
Der bag was purchased of hm IL was proved that
the police i'm Gallsghers room at the Charing Cross
Hotel. A policeman testified that ne found a legal
work in Gallaghers possession IN when tne para
graph relative 70 treasou-felouy was marked.
The prisoners were then remanded for further
hearing on Thursday next.
EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONERS N CORK
CORK. April 20-Feathers;One, 0Heflhy, Nor
gan and Carmody. charged with completely in the
dynamite conspiracy. were arraigned here TO-
that FeatherstOne had on several occasions
visited firm of chemists in Glasgow, that he had
asked questions concerning the strength aud
density of certain acids and that shortly aiterward
an order signed "0Herlihy was received from
Cork for quantity of nitric acid ETaded at e20.
g. COMMENTS ON THE REVELATIONS.
Loxoox, April 20.--TRe Standard says II believes
that the day will come when miscreants like
DDouoyan Rosa viii be hunted out of both con-
hnents.
The Pal Mall Gazette says that the evidence that
the dynamite plots now under investigation were
hatehed IN New-York Is as clear as the proof the
foreign police possessed twenty-five years ago that
Nszzini's plots against Italy were hatched in Eng
land; and. it says. the extraditlon of Rosa from
the United States is about as likely as Mazznf:
was from England.
cir John Rose writes TO The Tines urging thai
England invite all the civilized nations to unite IN
securing the enactment of laws for the extradition
VI Sns person who shall commit atrocities under the
ven OF a political motive
ne eox found near The Times Office last night did
not Contain any explosive material The report
IhE ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES.
hLA WITH JUDGE ocoSSoR, THE LAW oFFIcEH
OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT
ssf TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUxEI
WASHINGTON, April 20-Lynchs confession
showing that the dynamite conspiracy for blowin.
up the Government buildings In London VI as ar
ranged in New-York was read with ,aterest hers
Judge 0Connor. the law oficer OF the State Deuart
ment. who 10 specially familiar of course. with az
tradition questions. was asked If be had been abls
10 sec his way 20 any remedy for such crimes. II.
eatd. No. We cannot uunfSh man <,x .ihsn.