Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-13
THE CAPTURED DYNASrITERs.
Daily Well Dressed and offered to Make
a Resistance.

LONDON, April 12.-Dynamiter Daly's
first name is John. He was well dressed
in tourist suit and wore diamond ring.
He is short, thick-set man of about 30
years of age, with a black moustache.
When seized he struggled to escape, and
tried to reach his overc0at pocket, in
which were found two internal machines
of clOckwOrk pattern. Two more ma
chimes were found inan inside pocket ofhis
undercoat and one in his breast pocket.
The machines are believed to be exactly
like those recently found in the London
railway station. 1t is expected that he
viii finally be brought to London and
charged with having caused the explosion
at Victoria station.
DAILY is acquainted with Fitzgerald, the
Fenian, arrested here Thursday.
FITzGERALD's OFFENsEs.
1t is stated that Patrick Fitzgerald has
been in regular communication with p.
}. Sheridan. He was connected with
James Carey's gang, and once presided at
meeting Of lnyincibles in Dublin.
NO MERCY FOR INFORMERs.
The Times this morning prints a CON-
munlcatlon from its Paris correspondent
which gives much information concern
ing the dynamite and Clan Ma Gael So
cietles, The constitution and terms of
the oath Of these organizations are fully
described. An account is also given of
how dynamite is obtained in France. It
is asserted that the Clan Ma Gael So
clety has received a letter, bearing a
RUSSIAN pOstmark, from infOrmer Me
DermOtt, in which he pleads his inno-
cence and begs for mercy The society
treated the letter with silent contempt.
ana It's agents are tracking him.
The same article says that Matthias
Brady recently arrived in Paris from New
I 1Ork to investigate the truth of the rumor
that Peter Carey was hiding there. A
careful search was instituted, but proved
1rultless, WhereupOn Brady returned to
New York, leaving orders to cable him at
once If any of the Careys should be dis
covered. A constant watch is kept on in
formers LAME and Coleman, and a record
OF their movements is regularly kept at
Paris.
Hogan, the drill Instructor of the Bir-
mlngham olunteers, has been suspended
and his house has been searched He
was constantly in the company of James
Egan.
DAILY REMANDED FOR A WEEK.
LIVERPOOL, April 12.-Daly, who was
arrested yesterday on suspicion of being
a dynamiter, was brought before the court
this morning and charged with having in
his possession Internal machines with in
tent to commit a felony. He was remain
ded to prison for a week.
EGAN ALSO RENIANDED.
BIRMINGHAM, April 12.-James Egan.
who was arrested yesterday on suspicion
OF being an accOmplice of DAILY, was
brought before the court this morning.
charged with conspiring with DAILY to
cause an explosion. He was remanded
to jail to await trial. Egan's wife de-
lares that the papers belonging to Egan,
which the police secured, refer to the on
erations of Home Rulers and not at all to
dynamite. The Police Inspector saws that
he has been watching Egan for five
months, that Egan and DAILY were very
intimate and were in the habit of spend
ing their evenings together. Egan had
claimed that he knew DAILY only as Den
man, but the documents which were
seized proved that this claim was false.
FITZGERALD ARRAIGNED.
SLIGO, April l2,-FitzgeraId, who was
arrested in London two days ago, reached
here last night. He was brought before
th9;court this morning charged with being
a FeDian organizer. He was remanded
tosprisOn for week.