The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-27

is intriguing Ill the SOuuan, anu ludI He
is responsible for the recent uprising
north of Khartoum" The Times recon-
mends immediate inquiry into this mat
ter
England.
LIVERPOOL, April 2G.-JOhn DAILY, the
Fenian arrested at Birkenhead on Good
Friday for completely in the dynamite
conspracies, was to-day brought for the
third time to the Liverpool Police Court,
and again remanded This time he is
charged with treason and felony. SUI
tlcient evidence was adduced at the eX
animation to hold him upon that charge,
Colonel Magendie, inspector OF eXplo'
siyes, who examined the bombs found in
DAYS possession at the time of his ar
rest, testified that they were of terrible
nature. DAILY protested against being re.
handed but was handcuffed and sent to
prison.
James Francis Egan, at whose house
Daily lodged, was also taken before the
Magistrate for the third time at Birming-
ham to-day, and remanded on charge of
treason and felony. A number of very
valuable documents were offered in evil
| dence, going to show that Eagan knew
Daly' which was considered sufficient TO
| admit of the above charge. A large bag
| of papers foundiin Egans possession on
| the day of his arrest was produced.
| These are of a very valuable character
| The reading Of some OF them produced
| Il sensation. One was to the effect
| that"--is fallible." Others referred, in
disguised language to the use of eXplo-
siycs. one pointed to ''concealment" Of
some explosive substance about the
premises of Egan's house. The latter
document caused determined search in
all quarters of Egan's garden, and led to
the discovery several feet under ground
of tin canister of explosives, Constitu-
ton of the Irish Republic and other start
ling documents. These were produced
in Court to-day and created a profound
sensation. 1t is reported that Fitzgerald
gave the Information which led to the
arrest of DAILY and Egan, and that he was
actuated by promises of big reward, as
no fear of punishment was connected
| L
Among letters read in court to-day were
many of very recent date from active
Fenans throughout Europe and America.
Letters from FeniaaS on American breth-
ren, mentioned many in the highest
terms for their generous contributions
toward the cause, while those from
America urged the European brothers
to beware of Il premature rising, and to
have patience and await the arrival of
sufficient quantity of arms and
ammunition, which were promised to be
! forthcoming if time was given, as sub
| SCriptionS were continually coming in for
| thespurchasc :of munitions of war. A
sample cartridge, pistols and other arms
were also unearthed in Egan's garden.
Both DAILY and E5an were remanded for
one week.
EXTENSIVE CONFEDERATION CAUSED BY
AN EXPLOSION.
LONDON, April 2G.--Fire broke out at a
late hour last night in the extensive dry
goods establishment of VIM. Whitley,
comprising from 81 to 80 Westbourne
Grove, l47 to l59 Queens Road, and 30
to SO Kensington Garden Square. At
this hour g "a M it is still burning.
The fire originated in an explosion, which
was distinctly heard by the police two
blocks distant. Notwithstanding the fire
department was promptly at the scene,
the flames spread so rapidly that the en-
tire property was swept away. The loss
is estimated at S225,OOO; partially COW
cred by insurance. 1t is not known
| hot har ha nl NV .
or dynamite.
A COUNCIL OF WAR.
A council was held at the war Office this
morning. Its reported that the Duke OF
Cambridge, Lord Wolseley, the Marquis
of Harrington and others in authority adj
wise against an expedition to Berber al
the present time or any advance whatever
until a full force shall be equipped to re-
icve Khartoum in autumn. Nubar PashG
is pressing the Government to come tC
an immediate decision to advance to Der
Der. The Egyptian troops at Assouar
and other stations in Upper Egypt ar,
disaffccted, and declare their intention,
. of Joining FL Mahdi. Large numbers o
them are deserving
: THE SANDOWN RACES.
At the Sandown second spring meetin:
to-day the grand steeple chase (handicap
=, was won by Z. Cannons Saville by tire
lengths, Captain Fishers Roquefor
|, second, Lord Rossmore's Cortolvn third
: There were six starters The last bettin
: was to | against Saville, 4 to agains
Roqucfort, and to 2 against Con
q tolvn.
THE KUEDINE THREATENED.
h CAIRO, April 26.-The Khedive Is re
r ceiving constantly letters warning hin
i that he is doomed to speedy deaf
i unless he abdcates. The number c
y guards at the palace has been increased
y KING JOHN AGREED.
: LONDON, April 2G.-Advlces from Aby'
j sina state that King John has agreed t
u Admiral Hewitt's proposals to invade tn
q Soudan, relieve Egyptian garrisons an
y assist them to withdraw through Aby'
y Snia
u EULOGIZED BY LOWELL.
If James Russell Lowell presided at I'll
u monthly meeting OF the Browning Sociei
: last evening. He spoke in high eulogy {
the poet, to whom he owed long stan'
70 ing debt of gratitude "There is II
poet,n he declared, "who has given