Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-06
H0UNDING DYNAMITERS.
POSITIVE EVIDENCE OF IRISH
AMERICAN IMPLICATION.

One of the Deadly Valises Deposited by
Three Men just from This Country
Every Continental City Under sur
veillance-AmbassadO COnferrinar on
Demanding American Interference.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-The Sun to-
morrow will publish the following special
from Rome, Italy, dated to-day:
"The German, Austrian, Spanish.
French and other Ambassadors are re-
ceiving instructions to confer with Signor
Mancini, the Italian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, regarding European cooperation
with a view to demanding the " ashingtOn
government to initiate legislation against
avowed dynamite emissaries. Some of
the Ambassadors approved the reviying
of stringent passports for all YOyagers
from America. Others say that the gov
ernment at Washington is best able to
adjust the remedy without European in
terpOsitiOn.
"SignOr Mancini recognizes the Difficult
ty of the authorities at Washington
inaugurating legal surveillance. He also
points on the English protection to foreign
emissaries who legally enjoyed humanity
from arrest when English interests were
unmolested. The same Ambassador SAYS
that while England fOstered revolution
airy incendiaries regardless of disasters to
foreign nations, she now complains only
when She herself is damaged. Other Am
bassadOrs take the ground that moral
suasion is the only remedy for socialistic
evils.'
THE TRAIL IN FRANCE.
PARIS, March "a dispatch from
Havre says: '@rhere are thirty Irish
American Fenians here The dynamite
factory between Amens and BoulOgne Is
strictly watched. 1t is said that infOrmer
McDermOtt, who is IN Paris, has offered
to give valuable information to the Eng
lish police. He will do so at the risk of
his life, as the Clan-na-Gael declare that
they Will assassinate him. A special de.
tectlye from Dublin is aiding Inspector
Moser."
THE SUSPECTS.
LONDON, March 5.-Descriptions of the
suspected dynamiters have been sent to
all parts OF Europe, and steps have been
taken to have them arrested at any port.
POLICE VIGILANCE.
The efforts of the police to discover the
authors OF the recent dynamite Outrages
continue with unabated zeal. Ii appears
perfectly certain that they are upon the
right trail, and they are constantly bring
ing new facts to light which they believe
will assist them in soon placing the con-
spiratOrs in their hands.
IRISH AMERICANS.
1t has now been learned that three meh
landed at southampton February 20 from
the steamer Donau, which left New York
February 10. Two of them were gentle
manlyin appearance, and the other rough
and sailor like. They purchased two port
monndies, one of which has been identi-
fed as that found at the Charing Cross
station filed with explosives, and the
other as that found at the Victoria sta
ton. The movements of these three men
have been traced to London.
SIX IN THE PLOTS.
1t is believed that six men in all were
concerned in the plots. Three of the six
have not been traced beyond their land
ing at southampton. A reward is offered
for the apprehension Of five men, two Of
whom are described as Americans.
SURVEILLANCE ON THE CONTINENT.
LONDON, March 5.-The police survell-
lance has been extended to Hamburg.
Antwerp, Brest and Bordeaux. The reg
listers of the hotels IN Brussels, Paris and
other centres have been scanned. An in
spection has been authorized Of the dvna-
mite works in France.
AN ITALIANS OPINION.
ROME, March 5.-La Diriio maintains
that England has every right to demand
OF America that she prevent an open or
ganizatiOn of the dynamite policy.