Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-04
THE DYNAMITE'S REIGN.
REWARDS OF $4,000 OFFERED
FOR THE CONSPIRATORs.

The Clues of the Police Pronounced Not
Very Promising-The Suspects in
Paris Terribly Alarmed and Quitting
the City in Hot Haste-A Note to Amer
lea StilI Under Discussion.
LONDON, March 3.-The authorities
offer a reward of $1,000 for the detection
OF the authors of the recent dynamite out
RACES.
ENGLAND TO DEMAND PROTECTION.
CORVALLIS West in a letter to the Times
says: ''The time has come for England to
demand of friendly government protec-
tion from the attempts of O'Donoyan
Rossa and his blood thirsty crew."
In the House of Commons to-day Sir
| William Vernon HarcOurt, Home Secre-
tary of State, announced that orders had
been gwen to use the most stringent
measures against dynamite emissaries.
IL would be unwise, he said, to indicate
their nature at this junction. If the eX-
lsting powers proved insufficient to meet
the emergency the government would not
hesitate to ask that their powers should
be increased. This statement was re-
received with cheers.
THE COMMUNICATION WITH AMERICA.
In the House of Lords Baron Waveny
the dynamite question be addressed to the
authorities at Washington.
Earl Granville, Foreign Secretary, ap-
pealed to the Lords as to whether it was
not desirable to observe perfect reticence
in regard to the steps to be taken. The
government were weighing the question
with the utmost haste. meanwhile all lug
gage imported or lodged at railway sta
tions was subjected to a rigid eXamina-
tion.
FRUTTLESS EFFORTS OF THE POLICE,
The police are doing their utmost to
discover the authors of the dynamite plot,
but the clues are not very promising.
They are now trying to find a cabman
who little before the Victoria explosion
drove three men with an American trunk
to certain house. Notices have been
circulated describing two Irish-Ameri-
cans who arrived at Waterloo Station
from southampton February y, having
an American trunk in their possession.
AN ADDITIONAL REWARD.
The four railway companies offer an ad-
ditional reward of { 900 for the detection
Of the authors of the dynamite outrages.
The landlord of the WaverlY Hotel has
identified the valise seized at Charing
Cross station as one which was taken
away from his hotel.
THE IsIsH influence IN AMERICA.
PARIS, March 3.-James Stephens, the
well-knOwn Fenian, expresses the opinion
that the Irishmen in America will render
it impossible for any Cabinet to yield
to England's demand in regard to the
dynamite agitat0rs.
FENIANs ALARMED.
The French authorities are aiding the
English detectives in their efforts to dis
cover the dynamite conspiratOrs. The
Fenians have become alarmed at this, and
are preparing TO remove their headquar-
ters from Paris to Geneva.
STABBED BY GERMANY.
The German newspapers, referring to
the dynamite Outrages in London. say
that England is now reaping the fruits of
her hospitality to anarchists and cut
thrOats from all parts Of the world.
LORD LETTRuI's MURDERERs.
An Irishman named Nellis has sur
rendered TO the GreenOck police who says
that he knows the murderers of Lord
Leitrim.
DYNAAHTERS AT HAVRE.
HAVRE, March 3.-Maurlce, Listou.
Dillon and Ryan, four Of the suspected
dynamiters. are now in this city. Three
suspected Irishmen sailed in the steamer
st. Laurent Saturday for New York. The
steamer Canada from New York was
searched on her arrival here.