Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-30
INVINCIBLESIN AMERICA.
ENGLAND TO ASK FOR THE EN-
TRADITION OF A DOZEN.

HanlOn Gains Nothing by Turning IN
former - Delaney Rearraigned - The
End of the Trials Near at .Hand-Ca-
rey's Safety Not So Sure-Pope Leo
Angry at Archbishop Croke
LONDON, April 2S.-The TiaeS CORE
spondent at Rome saws: "Archbishop
Croke is on his way to the Vatican. where
he will be hauled over the Goals for giving
support to the movements Of the nation
alist and revO&utiOnist parties in Ireland.
The Standard, in n leading article com
menting on the proceedings OF the Irish
Convention at Philadelphia, SAYS: s.Nlr.
Parnell knew that word from him
plainly denouncing the dynamite policy
would have produced n deep effect on the
convention, but" it says. she will not
speak that word lest he should wound the
suscepnbllitles of some of his friends in
America"
Alarm has been caused here by
the receipt by the corporation of London
OF an anonymous letter warning that
body tina Guild Hall would be DESTROYED
by dynamite on the 9th of NAV.
A force of special police has been
detailed to guard the building.
DUBLIN, April 2S.-Another arrest was
made here to-day in connection with the
conspiracy to murder. The prisoner is a
tailor named Nevin.
NeNin was mentioned Yesterday BY m
former DeVine at the hearing of the con-
SplratOrs, Kingston, Gibney and Healv.
as having been appointed by the Fenians
to find the hiding place of Poole, VINO
had been condemned to death Devine
also stated that Nevin was afterwards
charged by the assassins with deceiving
them.
The Dublin police have discovered that
several men wanted for participation in
the murder conspiracy have left ireland.
DeNine testified to having seen member
OF Parliament at a meeting of the Irish
vigilance committee. He was described
by the witness as having a compleXiOn.
beard and mOustache of light color. De-
vine said that this man was present at a
meeting held after the Nigilants had de-
cided upon the death of Poole
Three arrests were made at Tullamo0r
to-day, in consequence Of information
given at the examination Of the conspira-
tors in Dublin yesterday, by Il man named
Seery, resident Of TullamOOr.
The police have evidence implicatinc
James Carey, the witness for the Crown
in the state trials in progress here, in the
murders of Talbot, police inlOrmer. of
Clarke, the Fenian infOrmer. and of the
bricklayer, Behan, and also in the at
tempted murder of Murphy, bOOkkeeper
OF the IftSh PeOpie. 1t is therefore likely
that he will be tried for one of these of
tenses. The assassination of Behan was
not connected with political troubles.
DUBLIN, April 29.-The police know
that the murderers of Bailey and Kenny
are in America. Ii is stated that re
quest, supported by atlidaVits, will be
made to the United States Government for
the eXtraditi0n Of about dozen persons.
it is stated that Joseph HanlOn, one of
the prisoners awaiting trial for being CON
cerned in the Phoenix Park murders. has
made statement in prison, eliminating
a number of other persons. As HanIOn
refused to dep0se when first brought be-
fore the court, his trial will be proceeded
with and his own information will be used
against him.
Patrick Delaney, who was sentenced to
ten years penal seryitude for assailing
Justice Lawson, and who was brought
from his cell to be charged with a more
serious crime, has pleaded guilty. His
sentence for shooting at Justice Lawson
will probably be cOmmuted.
Thomas Caflrey's Will be the last of the
present trials. which will be concluded in
Il fortnight. The other prisoners implica-
ted in the assassination conspiracy will
be tried at the next commission.