Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-21
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Trial Of the DyHsmiters.
LONDON, April 20.h.-The men arrested TO
connection with the dynamite conspirac,
were again brought up this morning fol
| further hearing. Toe Courtroom wa
crowded. Among these present were Her
bert Gladstone. The boy who wss employed
by Whitehead at Birmingham, and who yes
terday identified Lynch, was placed in III
witness-box. He recognized Thos. Gallagher
Tor DIR. Gala her) as man who had visitet
Whitehead. The boy testified that Gallagher
when he visited Whitehead. gave the nam!
of Fletcher. When he called Whitehead
sent witness on an errsnd and told him h,
need not hurry back. When he returned
Whitehead and Gallagher were still engaged
in conversation and Whitehead gave him 6
holiday. Wilson, another OF the prisoners ar,
rested ia the cab. said he had come for oil
that " Fletcher " had ordesed. Wilson was
conducted by Whitehead to an inner room
Next day Lynch came to Whitehead's place,
bringing with him large box The boy was
unable to swear as to the identity of Wilson.
He was, however. positive as to Gallagher,
who, he said, called several times to see
Whitehead.
A maker of rubber bags in Cheapside
swore that rubber bag was purchased OF
him. 1t was proven later that the bsg was
ordered by Wilson, but was found by the po.
lice in Gallagher's room at the Charing Cross
Hotel. A policeman testified that he found
legal work in Galiagher's possession, in
which paragraph relative to treason and
felony was marked. The prisoner was then
remanded for further hearing
The Dublin Murder Cases.
DUBLIN, April 20sh.-Eugene Kingston,
arrested at Liverpool on Wednesday, charged
with being connected with the Phaaix Park
murders, was arraigned to-day, and after a
hearing was remsnded to prison to answer the
charge of conspiracy to murder.
The trial of Timothy Kelly for completely
in the murder of Cavendish and Burke was
resumed this morning. After calling a few
more witnesses the Crown announced theiY
case closed.
Unable to Agree.
DUBLIN, April 20th.-The Kelly trial
was concluded to-day. The jury at O'Clock
retired. After remaining QUE some time they
returned and announced that they were uu.
able to agree. When the disagreement Of the
jury became known, the crowds around the
Court cheered Kelly and the Jurors.
Nen.ExpIOsive.
LONDON, April 20th.-It has been ascer
tanned thst the box found near the Time.
office last night did not contain any explosive
material.
Views Of London Journals.
LONDON, April 20th.-The Standard says
eve believe the day will come when miscre
ants like O'Donovan Rosa will be hunted
out of both continents"
The Pail Mall Gazette says that the evi
dence that the dynamite plots now under in.
vestigstion were Matched in New York is at
clear as the proof which the foreign police
possessed twenty FIVE years ago that Mazzi
mis- plots against Italy were Matched in En-
gland, and it says the extradition of Rosss
from the United States is about as likely a.
Mazzini's was from England.
Unity OF Action Proposed.
LONDON, April 20th.-Sir John Rose writes
to the Times, urging that England invite al
civilized nations to unite iu securing the en-
actment of laws of extrsdition of any persor
who shall commit atrocities under the veil O.
political motives.
Murder0us Prussian.
New YORK, April 20th.-The Herald
Paris correspondent telegraphs The Boule
ward dss Italiens was the theater this even
of three pee PIE we're imperiled. and for which
no serious explanation Can be given. Abou
half-past 4 Prussisn named Atocholler, wht
| is known on the Bourse, drew a revolver on
police agent named Maroselli, who was stand
ing in front of the passage de POpers, ant
would have shot him but for the interference,
of bystanders, who threw themselves upor
him. He contrived, nevertheless. to dis
charge six shots, by which three persons wer,
severely wounded. Their names are Cussac
Fearon and Nine. Alaire, all three of whom
were dangerously wounded. From inquiry
which has been instituted, It appears tina
after quitting the Bourse, Atocholler repaired
to a shooting gallery in the passage de POpers
where he practiced until o'clock. Then h,
loaded bis revolver and attacked Msrosell
on leaving the passage, without any explans
BILE motive. His supposed attempt was com
mitted in moment of mental arrangement
caused by losses on the Bourss. When in th,
hands of the police the prisoner kept repeat
ing that the French were dogs, and that b,
was glad he had killed one of them.
Immigrants En- ROate.
LIVERPOOL, April 20sh.-About 5000 em
| igrants left to-day for Canada, most Of whom
are bound for Manitoba. It is estimated tha
they take away capital to the amount o
| $500, 900.
Collision OF Steamers.
| BnBoA, April 20th.-A collision occurred
off here between the English steamer Thame
and the Spanish steamer Magdalena Vicenta
The latter sunk with all persons on board
| Two of the crew of the Thames were drowned
Attempted Suicide ef would.be Regi
eide.
BELGRADE, April 20sh.-The report tha
Glen Marcovitch, the woman who tried tt
shoot King Milan in the cathedral here, ha
taken her own life in prison, is not true
She attempted to commit suicide, but failed
and is now recovering from her wounds.
Extensive Confiagration.
DELHI Qndis), April 20th.-There ha
been an extensive confagration in this city
Two Thousand houses are destroyed, and
great number of families are destitute ant
homeless.
Determined to Oppose the French.
MADEIRA, April 20th, h,-Advicse from Tam
altar state that the natives are busily engaged
in making weapons. They declare that the,
will not surrender an inch of territory TO tn
French invaders.
The Quebec Fire.
QUEBEC, April 20th.-Smoking ruins an,
the easterly wing mark the situation of tn
| old Parliament House. The walls are stand
| ing, showing how substantially it was built
| All the offices in the burned house will b
transferred. The only loss will be abou
So, 900 on the library.
INSANITY IN CRIMINALS The onnonent