Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-12

rested. He added that
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS OF
HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE LIQUID
had been found in Norman's quarters,
stored in skilfully designed rubber bags.
He also confirmed the discovery OF
DYNAMITE MANUFACTURES
at Birmingham and gave particulars
of affairs substantially as related IN
these dispatches. He said further,
that consid amount OF the
same kind of explosives had been dis
covered in the rooms of the Lamberth
prisoners and part of the money on
one Of these men was IN
AMERICAN BANK NOTES.
That there was connection between
the arrests at Birmingham and Lon
don is shown by an incident just come
to light. Howe, secretary, during the
afternoon sent dispatch to Birming-
ham asking the authorities to
REMAND WHITEHEAD
for a week. The same action will be
taken here under the same directions
in the case of Norman. The magis-
trate at Bow street waited until late
this afternoon for distinctions IN re-
gard to Nor nan and his two
LAMBERTH ACCoMPLICEs
and finally, receiving a telegram from
the home secretary, announced that nc
formal charge would be brought against
the three prisoners to-day. They were
accordingly ran1anded
THE BIRMINGHAM SENSATION.
| BIRMINGHAM, April I'm accordance
with the request of the home office
Whitehead was remanded for week
The charge against him is having IL
his possession explosive compound
and materials, in violation of law. A
the examination, evidence was givel
showing that police detectives had fol
lowed Norman, who was arrested II
London, to this city. He took ava.
from Whitehead's house the box, smon
) other material seized. At the paper
hangers were eight gallons of q
MYSTERIOUS LIQUID
in tins, some sulphuric acid and {
quantity of nitro glycerlne. Th,
} prisoner, when arraigned, assumed al
air OF indifference. He also refus &c
to answer q uestions
RUBBER CoGs
found in Nornan's quarters, cor
tanned nitro glycerine of q sufficier
: quantity, to blow up any town In tn
r Kingdom. The police believe tha
= Norman was engaged in a plan t.
carry out dynamite doctrines whicI
are particularly fostered by O'Donoval
3 and Rosa,
t HENRY DALTON
e is man of short statute and pool
e marked. He was an occasional Gale
6 at Bowles' American reading room, l
e Strand street. His arrest was effecte
= owing to information derived froi
e papers found on the other prisoner
It is believed by authorities thi
Dalton is the emissary Of the dyni
mite faction from America. The ma
, arrested with Wilson at Lambeth
!. named Gallagher. Papers found upC
!. him prove his connection with Whit
head. The Woolwich authorities pr
nounce the compound found at Lar
beth to be nitro glycerine and identic
s. with that found in Norman's quarter
is Gallagher's portmanteau was pack
s, with explosives.
n NUMBER ONE IDENTIFIED.
~ DUBLIN, A 2ril Sat the trial of t
- prisoners charged with the Phoen
20 Park murders photograph of the M,
" named lyman, recently alluded to
the name of "Tyner" will be produce
This photograph has been identified
Mt James Carey, informer, and by thr
others as that of number one"
70. is stated that portion
the money with which lyman "
intrusted for distribution can be trac
'e to the Invincibles. The government
ne in possession of an affidavit to the eff,
" that lyman and "Number One" 8
I9 identical. The crown solicitor W
" strongly oppose the request to be ma
y by the accused for postponeme
e Peter Carey, brother of James, is a
cepted as an informer.
Cork, April Co. A. Mt is rune
nd ed that the police arrested anoth
TT man, with whom the compromise
ed documents were found.
'g' DURLIN, April Evidence will
Ter adduced showing that the Dublin dir,
nd torate consisted of lyman, known
Mt. number / ;" James Mullett, known
ne number 2" James Carey, known
Tor number g." Daniel Curley, known
m number A." and Edward Mccall
Or known as number 5"
The arrests yesterday are connect
with the arrests on Thursday in Live
eet pool, of Daniel Deasy and PAIR
he Flanagan.
di- LONDON. April 5.--Whitehead pa
ION f27 for one consignment of glycerii
lth Gallagher declares himself an Anne
mis- can citizen. When arrested nea
5000 in English and American no
were found on him. He is so ye
of old. Explosives at Llmbetn also t
he en- to Plumstead Morshes, after be
use tested at Woolwich. Nitro glycer
found in Norman's box was evider
5 made by persons who had little exp
IT'S fence in the manufacture of such d
der gerous compounds, and was theref
,ts. very liable to explode.
ion FUND FOR PARNEL.
,m DUBLIN, April s. - Dawson,
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