The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-01
ENGLAND INCLINED TO LET COR
DON TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF
UNTIL AUTUMN
And the Khedive Receives the
Pleasing Alternative Of
= Death or AbdicatiOn!
A Dynamite Calamity Avoided
BY PrOVidentIal Circum-
stances In Germany!
And Mary Anderson Starts On
Her Continental Tour In
Regal SplendOr
ENGLAND.
Prosecuted Poor Devils

BIRMINGHAM, April 26.-James Ea.
gan, the supposed confederate of John
DAILY, was arraigned to-tay. Pollard,
prosecutor for the government, de-
clared Daily and Eagan were accom-
pliceS; that the police had found a tin
can belonging to Eagan containing
reasonable documents. One dated
1869 gives explanation of the consti-
tuition of the Irish republic; another is
manifesto proclaimiDg that in
case England should become in
volved in war, Ireland must rise
or Irish nationality would become
byword and reproach; the brethren
are eXtorted to provide themselves
with arms, practice shooting, and sub
scribe money for the purchase of war
materials; they are urged to work
quietly but determinedly. Besides
these documents, the police also found
samples of cartridges and arms. Pa
pers were also found in Days pockets
containing the names and addresses of
people in Brooklyn and New York.
Eagan was remanded for another
week, in order that he might be ar
raigned with DAILY.
England's New Ally.
LONDON, April 26.-Advices from
Abysinia state that King John has
agreed to Admiral Hewitt's proposals
to invade Soudan, SO as to relieve the
Egyptian garrisons and assist them to
withdraw through Abyslnia.
A Clean Back Down.
LONDON, April ga council was
held at the war Office this morning. 1t
is reported the Duke of Cambridge,
Lord Wolsely and the Marquis of
Harrington materially advised against
an expedition to Borden at the pre-
sent time, or any advance whatever
until afull force shall be equipped to
relieve Khartoum in autumn. Nubar
Pasha is pressing the government to
come to an immediate decision as to
the advance to Berber, as the Egyp-
tian troops at Assouan and other STA
lions in Upper Egypt are disaffected,
and declare their intention of joining
Mahdi. Numbers are DESERVING.
The Imprisoned Dynamiter.
LIVERPOOL, April 26.-John DAILY,
the suspected dynamiter in Jail the
past two weeks awaiting trial, has
been transferred to Birkenhead, where
the arrest was made, and where the
trial will take place.
Lowell Counting Popularity.
LONDON, April 26.-James Russell
Lowell presided at the monthly meet
ing of the Browning society last even
ing. He spoke in high terms of the
poet to whom, he said, he owed long
standing debt of gratitude. He de-
clared there is no poet who has given
greater variety, or shown more origi-
nality, than Browning.
Treachery of Native Chief.
LONDON, April 26.-The Cairo cor
telegraphs the Times the
following: An English officer of
great experience in Soudan, and the
friend of General Gordon, assures me
that he possesses abundant proof that
Pasha is intriguing in Soudan
and that he is responsible for the re-
cent uprising north of Khartoum
The Times recommends immediate
inquiry into this matter.
Mary Anderson's Triumph.
LONDON, April 26.-Miss Mary An
derson starts on her provincial tour
tomorrow. A special train taxes the
actress and company to Edinburg.
The railway company have decorated
the Pullman car in which Miss An
derson is to travel.
Another American Star,
LONDON, April Pa young Amer
lean prima dona, Miss Emily Brilliant,
who received her musical education at
the Paris Conservatory, made her de-
but in concert in that city, and
achieved a great success. The leader
of the Conservatoire declare her voice
promises to equal any now heard on
the operate stage.
The Fire Fiend.
LONDON, April 26-Fire to-day des-
troyed the promises of William Whit
Ter, dealer in general merchandise In
w est Bouane. Loss $125,00O.