The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
FRESHMEN URGED TO ARMS.
THE DOCUMENTS FOUND IN A TIN CAN
BELONGING TO JAMES EA0AN.

A DretherhssS whsss Membcrs are Eatort-
ed ls Arm Themselves, Practise sho"sinss
ana Subscribe Money for War Material.
LONDON, April 26.-Jamcs Eagnn, the sup
posed confederate Of John Daily. who wns ar
rested two weeks ago and has been In jnii In
Birmingham awaiting trial. was arraigncd to-
day. Mr.. Poland. tho prosecutor. declared that
DAILY and Egan we're accomp.ices. Tho police.
he said. Ind found a tin can belonging to Ea-
gan containing reasonable documents. One.
dated 1869. gives an explanation Of tho
Constitution Of the Irish republic. An
other Is . manifesto proclaiming that
in case England should become involved
In war Ireland must rise. or Irish nation ality
would become bye-word and rcproach. The
brethren are oxhorted to provide themselve
with arms. to practise shooting. and to SUBJ
scribe money for the purchase Of war materi-
ais. They are urged to work quietly. but do
terminedly. Besides these documents. tho
police nlso found samples Of cartridges and
arms: Papers we're . also found u Dn,ys pock;
H SeopS nna
another week. In order that no and DAILY might
The tin can was found IN Eaean's garden. In
1t was a book containing tho rules OF tho Broth.
required to subscribe three ponce monthly for
the purchase OF war materials. and penny
monthly for working exrenses. The centres
record showed that the G Brc, S hsd ~
John DAILY. who las been in Jail in Liverpool
tho past two weeks awaiting trial. was taken to
nSs s the as uSs
Birkenhead. where the. arrest was made. This
appl,eation was granted, r and The prisoner was s
later in the day at Birkenhead. but made little
progress. Tho prosecutor said that the rris-
Sfsn an s ussa
again remsndei until Thursday next.
Dublin police OF late. II is bsiisved that. Tie
Government has received information which
to explode lie sssr,iship f IN Kinsstown harbos
have come TO the knowledRe Of the police. and
they nre consequently cSnrcising tho strctest
him that the Inv!ncit!es are on his track, %
N. Fitzgerald. who was arrested in London on
tho 10th inst. Is member OF the Supreme
Council q an organized society Of Irish muir 2, r;
| Of travelling through. Ireland for the purpose
Of organizing branches Of the murderou.
death propa ganda. Fitzgerald snys the report
that no had turned informer is an Infamous
BERLIN. April 2s.-The committee OF the
Reichstng to which tho bill rroonging the
special Anti-Socialist law. was referred has
party to introduce in the present session a bill
| explosives. Herr Won Boetticher Home Score.
| tary Of state. has promised to submit to the
Bundesrath a proposal to tina effect within
| three days. The object Of the resolution is tC
give greater stringency to existing anti -Social'
| LIST laws.
sensation wrs caused by q statement made
| to tho committee by Herr Richter that nnarch.
| lists had placed sixteen pounds OF dynamite
| under the statue OF Germanin at Niederwad
! and that u terrible catastrophe was only pre-.
| vented by the fortunate circumstance that rail-
| had rendered tho explosive harmless for tho
| time. The dynamite failed in its mission and
| was discovered after the immense assemblaGe
had dtsperssd. tho saSt being kept s1oRst ia