The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-04
FOREIGN LANDS.

DUBLIN, Nav 4-Lawrence Hanlon,
who was placed on trial yesterday, on the
charge of attempting to murder Juror
Dennis Field. was found guilty this morn
ing and sentenced TO penal servitade Tor
life.
Hanlon. upon rcceiying sentence, NUT
tered: Il won't be the last: God save Ire
land from such informers.
Fitzharris. who was indicted yesterday
as an accessory. to the murder OF Caven-
dish and Burke. after the fact, was ar
ranged this morning. He pleaded not
guilty The man Hawkins, who, it was
stated. would be arraigned to day with
Kincstone and Others on the charge of
conspiracy to murder Poole, has been
discharged.
Il is confidently stated here that Peter
lyman is now in London and is commu
nicating with police with the view of
turning informer. Kingston, Healy and
Gibrey, charged with conspiracy to muir
der Poole, was arraigned again to day
for examination. An informer named
Lamie gave testimony confirming the ex-
istence of The Vigilance Murder Circle"
| TO which the prisoners belonged.
The Freemans journal says the dyna
mite plot Matched in America was to be
traced to the British consul at New York.
The name of every conspirator who came
to England. and the ship on which he
sailed was cabled to England directly after
| the vessel left New York. The police
watched the conspirators from the mo-
ment they landed in Engiand. The Free
mans journal says amember of govern
ing council of conspirators could alone
have given such Information.
/
LONDON, May 4.-The report was IL
circulation here to day that the govern
ment had received cable dispatch from
New York stating that Walsh and Sheri
dan had been arrested by American au
thorities.
The Crovstad building. used as u man
ufactory Of explosives, has been discov
cred here. Several naval officers, who,
is said, have been concerned in tie manu-
facture of explosives, have been arrested
At a conference of the members OF tn
Irish National party at London, IL wa
resolved to organize fund for rellef Q
families and persons who have he'd IN
country or been arrested IN connectlo
with murder trials in ireland and genel
ally Under the Crimes Act, it is com
puted that six hundred families have bee
J rendered destitute.
In Commons this afternoon the Speakt
stated he had received letter from Brac
laugh, in which it was announced b
would, at the beginning of business u
2 day, ask to be permitted to take oatl
The speaker asked for the guidance {
the House There were loud cries IL
Gladstone, but as the prime minister d1
e not rise, Sir Stafford Northcote stated
would propose Bradlaugh be exclude
from going through such form. Giadston
said he could raise no objections to II
motion which, under the circumstance
e | Northcote was the proper person I
4 make On motto nof Labouchere II wa
e decided to hear Bradlaugh on his own b'
t half At the bar of house Bradlaus
e pointed out, as the house had thought
h last evening to reject affirmative bil
/ massage of which would have enable
n him to take his seat, it was now his dn
s to take oath His exclusion was an
n fragrant iniquity. No act
c his had justified the acti'
e of the house, which shou
declare his seat vacant, OF pass bill Oh
Qualifying him as a lawyer. As his w
- DISQUALIFIED, he would claim his rig
., to the seat Labouchere opposed I
al motion of Northcote. Gladstone on me
= ing the previous question, announced ID
y he would vote with Labouchere again
- the motion. The motion was then ca
ried by a vote of 271 to 1872.