The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-27 00:00:00

INFERNAL MACHINES IN LONDON.

ARRIST OF A GERILiN SOCIALIST.
About midnight as Thursday a man wea arrested in
incept-square Westminster, by two detec ts tives, .. s.ms.
icion of having in his P0•80.11i00 cutout infernel
machines. It appose that for gamy monde the prisoner,
who le • German. named Woolf, had been known a. •
member of am 'Maimed order of Ssoudists, aad as nos of 1
the executive of • Socialist club in the city. On martkinit
his bores. No. 24, Vinosat-square, too infernal machines
ware disoovered, which it is haltered would have blown
down any building against which tbsy might ham been
fired. One consisted of • large Mac wan sourly filled with
smarm bleating powder, covered with pieces of wrap iron.
w.th • time fuse in the bottom. The second was. barge
tin cooking utsnail similarly prepared. Both the prisoner
and machines were conveyed to the nearest pollas-statdoe
where tbe man was specially guarded, and the Palls were
as Friday examined by 0 dolma llsiendlis. who Poonotumsd
them of • highly daagerous character, and ordered the
contents to be deluged with water. It is rumoured that
. the Intention was to blew up in. Garman Embassy,
At Bow street oa Friday af tornoon, William Woolf,
described es a chemist. was Mapped before Sir Jamas
leelmea with knowingly having in his posseesion an
explosive subdue* for unlawful purposes. The prisoner
spoke with • strong German west He asked that
Inspector Kariba° should be milled. Inspector Van
TOIIIOW said that in &mesquites, of information received,
an observation was kept on 24, Vincent aquaria, and •
little after tan o'oloct on Thursday night the prisoner
left the bolus and went towards Vauxhall-twidgor ad.
When approached by witness and aerostat Couquest he
ran away, but was stopped by 13-rmaat Conquest, When
SHOCKING TILAGEDIZS. asked why he ran away he said he had an Important
matter on with Inspector Marshall. He was taken hack
A shocking crime wee committed on Friday night t e the h aunt, which es, searched by witness, aIII in r 1
at Little Bromwich, Frederick Seutau, Hi, an he said be knew what ther had come for. I, wale plant
saticultural labourer, has been living on unhappy of a Frenchman who had been lodging in the house.
terms with his wife for some time past. They Witness found • cupboard In a room on the third floor,
se te Which he broke open, and found the pall produced with
ttusee wife going to live at Birm i,
sitoated In • lonely spot, and we' ughiun with
• fuse issuing from the outside tires Mabee from the
her hien
bottom and on the aide of the peiL ll* also found • cook.
husband's o but on F riday night the wife went to bet
Me pot similarly there'd. He also found fourteen empty
not again Heft alive. The murderer', brother, living tin,, sods as are um I for gunpowder. On 'sucking
st the house, went home to tea, and, finding the door further be found in • bedroom on the mooed door amongst
fastened, broke it open, when he discovered the some documents • letter addressed to the German Am-
es
murdered woman in ths bedroom, blood fl swing from htin•d•• in red intl. It woe written in Gv r MSG. slid reed
• wound over the lit temple ; and the husband was —lf you wish for freedom you most glee
found in bed and quite deed,
prat, equality, (signed) Probiterier.' Primus'. said to
witness when the things we re found that he
poisoned himself. 7'he poor W002•12'11 bead •
dmidutuohat
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to have been battered lie with some blunt instrument.
A letter left by the murderer point' to jealousy as the The prisoner wasi then remanded until Thursday next.
cause of the aims. From further inquiries on Friday evening, it was learnt
At KJ:Wield Bank, near Lanark, on Friday night, that the supposition entertained that ea contras, was la-
• medical student, named William Brows, murdered tended upon the Gamin Embassy is supported by the
two young womb, and then committed midis. The fact that "C, early on Friday moraine • guard of •
division of police have been placed upon the embassy
as.bporoltecattiinahe
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vutiotitittoonLet:a
ien:tiland"36o.fanthel oinoardlethorit Hairdwomenitoarin, 16(3.b4rAl°titlosistiiirlion,in4
named George Kay, observed something lying on the nodeley. at Teddington, oGlonowtershire. knew noting of
roadside, and found that it was the body of a woman the supposed is'ot, and the first intimation of the [DAVIN
with her throat cut It wass found that the dead body was couv.-yed* the polio. olliciala on Friday morning,
was that of Mfoo spoke, At the same time it wee Omit Munster will roam from Gioucestershire In a few
found that the servant girl, Oatherine Hamilton, wee !Vs. W°°U is not "e'en at the Entine, as • Politkel
e a, being identified with any revotutiouari party
lying in • dying state at the door of • house where she oge, or in Osratany. He is variously credited with being a Ger
had been knocking for half-en'h4ne• The Want" Jew.," Rusaiso, and all wise, which difference o, desortotkonfa"
heard • faint tapping, but as no one spoke they did not may be ecautinted for by the fact that he speaks are or six
open the door. Mamilton was unable to speak but languages. He had the character of Wine •qabst, gentle.
il wrote with • pencilthe woods,' Willis killed us manly PlllllOO, who paid his mat regularly, and west In end
1 e ciroututume. which 000 sirred Ons
both," The utioesugage girl diedon Saturday meal, out at stated times every day, but Rite not known what his
hog. On examining Brownville House the body of the cocatoanon thee was.
Thla was m
..... man and hie associate wertgardod .
murderer was found on the lower fiat, and • aharp- P,.(...`' monthe aim "r•nit"'"4 the deilreet with whit*
pointed knife near it. No motive whatever tan in
f
amigued for the deed, It is said that Brown was ' explosion which occurred in ins laf4e"oam 614 which
vs. ascribed to an swam o Lit there is resent te
ea sew from insanity, The event has caused great bens.. it arose from as Iteceat while Wadi was
exoltennint in the neighbourhood,
exPirimuleVue with szplesivros.

SUICIDE OP A BOY NEAR LEICESTER.
An inquest has been held at Aylseton, a suburb of
Leicester, on the body of • youth named Thomas
Cooper, aged 16. The boy wee found by his employer
hanging In • loft over his stable 13overal lettere were
found In the pocket of the boy, which showed lb*
canes of his committing the rash act. One was. letter
front • woman, whose age it was stated to he 30. and
It was a• fcliows :—" Ayleetone, November 21,1883.—
William, I just write to ask you whether you are
going to do anything towards the keep of the child. If
not, I shall to °lmpelled to swear it. I cannot main-
tale it without kielp.—Youre Ittancut BRAY." At the
foot of this lett w was veletas In deoeseed's hand-
witting :—" Than swear it to the right one" Another
I letter written to a young woman with whom he had
been keeping company wee found, which ooncloded
thus :—" Think no inure of me.—Your dear love
THOMAS 0001.3 L"