The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-10
FOREIGN ITEMS.
England Continues to Bulldoze the
Irish and Shake Her
BludgeOn at Them-Mr. Patrick Egan,
Secretary OF the Land
League. Hastily Leaves Ireland, Giving
the Police the Slip
Virgins, the Weather Prophet, is Still
Confident.
other Interesting News by Wire.
Other Interesting News by Wire.
Foreign.
IRISH INVESTIGATIONS.

DUBLIN, March 0.-Jenkinson, director of
the Irish criminal investigation depart.
ment, states that Egan has been under
police supervision for some time, but left
Ireland, Thursday, unknown to the police.
Jenkinson believes Egan fled because he
thought If Sheridan was eXtradited impor-
tant evidence would come into the hands of
the authorities Three letters from Egan
were found on Carey's premises, dated
October Sth and November Sth, at which
time the lnvincibles were established. One
of these letters expresses the hope Carey
will succeed in tie work he has
on hand. At secret inquiry before
Curran, divisional magistrate, to-day, Joe
Smith testified that he watched the com
initial OF the PhGlix park murders, and
gave the details of the attempts on the
lives of Burke and Forster. The flight is
regarded as atlording the strongest moral
evidence of an intimate connection of
the Land league with the crimes in Ireland.
lt.is rumored that the government has
evidence proving beyond doubt that Mum.
Der one" Is an Irish American officer of
the league now in America
RELEASED.
LONDON March GA Paris dispatch TO
the Times says Frank Byrne was released
at SID last evening, the authorities not
deeming his case one for extradition.
NUMBER ONE.
LONDON, March 0.-The Press association
says the government yesterday mailed to
France and will shortly mail to America
dispositions relating to the man known a,
Number One" and other persons whose
names were revealed at aprivate inquiry in
Dublin.
Liberal,
BERLIN, March 9.-Emperor William sub.
scribed 1900 marks from his private purse
for the relief Of the German sufferers by the
floods in America.
SHARP TRICK.
DUBLIN, March 9.-Patrok Egan eluded
the vigilance of the police by shamming
sickness. DR.. Kenny maintained the de-
ception by visiting Egan, who, it is be-
heVed, LETT the city disguised as priest
wIGGINs?
LONDON, March Glowing to A heavy
gale, the tide in the Clyde is remarkably
low. The steamers Devonia, Circassian,
Manitoba and several others, at one time,
vera aground. The Hull fishing.heet suf-
tered seriously by the gale. Eighty vessels
OF the fleet arrived there in damaged con-
dltl0D, and twelve of them lost members of
their crew. Three vessels foundered, one of
them with all hands. Similar accounts are
received from the Yarmouth fishing. fleets,
ENGLISH CLAIMS.
LONDON, March 9,-Bullion to the amount
OF t2UO,UOO was bought yesterday for ex-
porto New York, to be forwarded by Sat
nrday's steamer. The purchase was made
III advance IN order to guard against the
possible rise IN the price of gold eagles ~
the Bank of England to day. Twelve thous-
and pounds have been raised here to defray
the cost OF representing the holders of the
Virginia bonds, and yindicatiug their
rights before the tribunals in the United
states. 1t is believed the council of for
eign bondholders are quite ready TO test the
consequences ofthe decision of the supreme
court at Washington, rendered Monday
last, in regard to Virginia bonds by vigor-
Gus action 10 these suits against Virginia.
The council has ample funds.
A saIPWRECK.
LONDON, March 9.--The name, of the
steamer lost while on the way from Copen.
hagen to Leith was Navarro, not Navane.
as lrst reported. Six of her passengers
had intended to embark for America by
the Anchor line, and thirty-three adults
and ten Infants by the State line. -Four
male emigrants named Anderson, Hagl-
blurg, Nygren aud N. Manel, were rescued
and landed at Hull. Five other passengers
are ON board a Dutch fishing smack. Al
together, six of the crew and ten passengers
were saved. The Dutch fishing smack
which picked up five OF the Navarres pas
sengers has arrived at Hull.
The survivors give the following account
oil the loss of the steamer Tuesday, when
2OO miles from Christian Land, the Ma.
yarre was struck by heavy sea, the cargo
shifted and Wednesday the fore-hold
allied. When the fishing smack approached
the Navarro ten men took boat and boarded
the smack, letting the small boat drift. The
smack sailed around the sinking steamer,
but having no boat, was unable TO
render any help. The emigrants..
meantime, chung to the rigging, the
sea washing over them. In a short time
another smack arrived, and fifteen Of the
Navarre's men endeavored to reach her in
another boat, but it swamped and all
crowned. The steamer arrived only in
time TO rescue six persons struggling in the
water, the Navarro laundering.
Miss Alexandria Hotz and a Swede,
bound for Minnesota and who lost his wife
and four children, have also arrived at Hull.
I" TO he OR NOT TO BE?"
OTTAWA, ONT, March 9.-"Uneasy lies
the head that dips into the future" said
Virgins to friend to-day The force OF
the remark will be observed when il is
known that the weather prophet is so sorely
troubled in mind as to be unable to sleep
Tor the past few nights, and TO add to his
discontinue, threatening letters are said
10 have poured in from all sides. He is
heartily sick OF the business and longs for
tuesday next so that his mind will be re-
lleved. 1t is stated that large crowd OF
excited women waited on the professor this
morning and asked him where they could
ma place of safety during the storm. He
qule'ed them by saying Ottawa would only
experience the tail end of the shock, The
weather to-day is mild and lower pressure
prevails.
STORM Or NO STORM.
HALIFAX, n. s., March 0-Weather
pleasant and clear and winds northwest.
NO appearance OF a storm in this region as
yet. Professor Virgins was asked from
here last night If he could perceive signs Of
the storm being close at hand and when its
fax. He replied as follows "The coming
9th" storm Is a cientiilc deduction and |
can give no signs, not even that of prophetic
Jonah. AT this writing il is clear and cold
aud falling weather. Heavy meteors for
the last two days show that an unusual
pressure IL expected on the earth. The
storm will be on you tomorrow afternoon
or Saturday. A great tidal wave Is now
flowing up the Bay of Bengal"
FIRE IN SPAIN.
MADRID, March "a fire mt Porcariza
province of Leon,. destroyed llfty.six houses.
One woman was burned to death and sew.
eral persons injured. Loss G,000 pesotas.
Many prisoners ht ARGOS have been sent to
Cadia.
vienna, March 9.--0f twei ty.nine 20.
cialists on trial here, charged with high
treason and completely In murder, two are