New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11
DOINGS AND SAYINGS ABROAD.
GOSSIP FROM THE BRITISH CAPITAL.

ARREST OF DIR. ZACHER IN GERMANY-NOTEs AND
INCIDENTS.
LONDON May 10.-The shares of the Allan
tic cable companies forming present pool notice
ably affected by the transatlantic enterprise OF the
Cable Company, and uctuate daily accord
ing the progress reported made by the steamer FTa
day in laying the new cable.
IRISH MATTERS.
Michael Davitt will come to England at Whitsuntde
remain here for two months. He will then start for
Australia and America His hopes that the lectures
which he intends delivering in those countries will be
financially successful aud that he will realize such sum
as viii bring him yearly income OF 420O. If this
ambition realized he will TO ireland again and
devote himself with renewed ygOr to the work OF her
reform.
he Tubercurry inquiry continues to attract unusual
at enfion In Ireland F. n. Fitzgerald the commercial
traveller who arrested IN London on April 8, s still
the central figure since the beginning OF the examina
tion intermittent that Fitzgerald would turn
nformer have had wide circulation, but 1t Is now gen.
orally that these reports have been made by the
Crown detectives for the purpose OF ntmdating the
other prisoners In NUMBER who being tried with
Fitzgerald for conspiracy to murder. IL Is now generally
believed tnat the police will fan to connect bin with the
Tubercurry crimes at all IL is stated by persons well
informed that the fact that he and Sheridan are enemies
is capable OF proof.
The Irish police pretended have information that the
Irish nvmcibes meant to celebrate the second ami
versary OF the Phonix Park murders by attempts TO
"Iemove" certain members Of the present Dublin Castle
Government May 0, and secured permission to take
extraordinary precautions against the alleged intended
assassinations.
ACTIVITY OF SOCIALISTS IN GERMANY.
Tho struggle between the German Government and the
Liberals becomes daily bitter the time OF the
Reostag elections approaches Despite the fact that II
the Liberals succeed electing all the candidates they
propose put In nomination, their combined strength in
the Rechstag will be comparatively Insignificant as
against the Government majority, the action Of the
police against the Socialists continues TO be
extremely nqusitOrial. The Socialists no viewer, man
age strength and converts in the most unex-
pected quarters Among the more important OF the
recent acquisitions to their ranks In Berlin was Or.
Zacher, of the prominent officials in the Berlin
of justice He considered beyond suspicion
by the Government until recently. when 1t learned
that he had secretly become Instrument for the
spread Of radical forms OF Socialism. He was placed
under special surveillance. and to-day arrested and
committed for Trial a charge OF having been largely
engaged in the distribution of Arnachist literature.
CONVICTED OF POISONING TWO HUSBANDS.
Elberfeld, in Rhenish Prussia, Dusseldorf, has
relieved of its local excitement the poisoning
case OF Mrs Anna Stutt, by her conviction to-day
charges OF having poisoned two husbands The first be-
came tiresome her when she fell in love with stut
and the latter aided her. She became weary Of
him. too, and becoming enamoured of "a third lover,
could make any disclosures In her second effort to be-
come a widow Mrs. Stutt acted alone, not daring
take her lover her confidence. lie alarmed
Suits sudden death and broke of his relations With
the woman. This attracted suspicion, and led to
veslgatOn, which resulted in the womans being
tenced to fifteen years penal servtudc.
A LORD IN JAIL.
Lord ST. LeOnards continues TO make bitter complaints
against his incarceration In Brentford JAIL where he is
awaiting trial for a criminal assault Miss Emma Cole.
His Lordships especial grievance is that he Is allowed
tobacco in JAIL and As he always smokes clay pipes and
drinks beer IKE coal HEAVIER when he is liberty this
must be great hardship He continues TO the
magistrates who committed him without ball. Ia pro-
fame manner.
ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF SAKE.
Great anxiety is ex pressed the condition OF
Leopold Duke OF SAKE who is alsTmingy i'll with brain
fever at Coburg lie sixty years OF cousin of the
regning Duke Ernest and honorary maJorgenera OF
the Austrian army.
PREPARATIONS OF THE CARLIsTS.
The news from Madrid shows that despite the minis
teria successes elections the revolutionary
party active The Carlist leaders have
recently circulated instructions among their adherents
throughout Spain, warning them TO he prepared for
rising against the authorities. The military trouble IA
nearly all and incOmpetency OF Cap
tanGeneral G. Quesada. Marquis de Mravalles.
ESCAPED CONYICTS IN AUSTRALIA.
The Australian eoOnists now In London are en-
gagged In organizing antiRecdiyist League The odd
little which they have chosen means literally league
VCenr second PassJ