Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07

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printed thereon. Among other arti.
cles taken from him was q map Of
London, and an envelope addressed
Gallagher, American Exchange
The officers stated he also bad In his
pocket q telegram directing him to
call on Fletcher at Charlng Cross
hotel FLETCHER Is the person who
according to Norman, engaged him to
carry the dynamite box taken from
him. In regard to Wilson and Gal.
lsgher, the evidence of the policemen
who arrested them was not less con.
vincing. They deposed when they In.
quired Of Wilson what be had In
his portmanteau, he CURLY replied,
"You had better look" They
examined 1t, aud found rubbers bags
containing the liquids already de-
scribed. Gallagher denied having
any knowledge of these bags or their
contents. Although Gallagher war
arrested in Nelson square, he gave his
ADDRESS q Chsring Cross hotel. 1t
was remarked at this point In the pro.
osedings that q clue to Gallagher's
connection with Norman was the en-.
velope found on Norman directed TO
Gallagher, and Fletcher's dispatch to
Norman asking him to call at the
place which Gallagher claimed as his
residence. The police stated further
that they found at Gallagher's rooms
more rubber bags like those In the
portmantesu, besides o quantity of
money and a letter of credit for 5000
dated New York, March Is Gallagher
interposed with q remark that the
much talked about LIQUID was merely
hydrate of chlorsl, and If the rubber
bags were explosive that Was indeed q
new discovery. Ia respect to the ad.
dress OF Dalton, alias OlConnor, the
police testifisd that he refused to give
any address except Bowle's reading
rooms, IA Edward place, Fulham road.
He was, however, searched and some
pieces of fuse and O Thermometer
found. Dalton here said contemptu.
ously, "The fuse you found was mere.
ly a cigar lighter" The police oon-
tinued, they learned the whereabouts
of Dalton's lodging house by shadow
Ing him to that address. They found
upon him o diary which contained q
receipt for the manufacture of full
inmate of mercury and other chemical
compounds. Dalton here reiterated
his denial that he not had
the slightest acquaintance with
the other prisoners or any
kno Wedge of them. Norman's coun.
sci YVES VIM. Dovston Smyth, the
other prisoners having no legal
advisers except IS he acted Incident
ally for them. He made little COM
ment on the testimony and confined
his remarks to an urgent appeal on
the question tf bail, which he asked
to be allowed TO give for his client.
He said Norman had been in the
country only about a week.
Judge Ingham refused to grant the
request of Gallagher and Norman
that their money be restored to them,
and closing the preliminary examina.
ton said he would remand them until
Thursday without bail. Additional
precautions were taken to guard the
Bow street prison, aud the prisoners
Norman, Gallagher, Wilson and Dalton
are carefully watched.
The stock of explosiv es discovered
by the police ct Wnitehead's manufac.
tory in Birmingham has been exam.
ined By the government inspector,
who reports that he found among
other articles for the destruction Of life
aud property 40 pounds of nitro.
glyoerine. The government has al.
ready taken action looking to an
amendment of the law In regard tothe
possession of explosives. Sir William
Harcours, home secretary, announced
this afternoon IN the commons that OF
| Monday next he would introduce q
bill to that effect, and would ask the
house to facilitate the passage of the
bill, In order to secure Its speedy en-
sctment. The nounoement Of the
governments intention to deal with
the matter was received with cheers
by the house.
A Communication reg arded by the
police authorities as of the greatest i'm
portance was eceivedyesterday evening
BY &c" division. Toe communication
was to the effect that q large quantity
of dynamite had been consigned from
Liverpool to the address within the
territory of &c" division, which In
clude ST.. James, Hsymarket and r u
gent streets. 1t Is expected arrests Of
greater Importance than those already
made will be effected.
An Internal machine of the most
scientific and destructive character has
been found during the last few days.
The police propose to publish q des'
crlption of the mechanism of this In
strument. The m%sgisterial investiga-
ton will show the persons arrested In
London, Liverpool, Birmingham and
Cork, are all members of the same Or
ganization which has been supported
BY funds regularly received from
America. 1t Is reported q plan of
both houses of parliament was found
ON one of the prisoners.
Special detectives were placed ct all
the depots where trains arrive from
from the north. 1t Is probable that
within q few days the nitro-glycerine
taken to the Plumstead marshes will
be removed and rendered harmless,
by being spread on plowed land. The
receptaoles which contained 1t will bt
cleaned and produced as evidence al
the magisterial inquiry.
Dalton describes himself O. o COM
p%ositor. The arrest of Norman wal
made too hastily, 1t appears, as he wa
to meet Fletcher lately In the day
If allowed to keep this arrangement
the police could have arrested boil
mon. 1t is reported Norman hai
, made o~verturss to the authorltie
with the Idea of turning informer