Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-18
THE DYNAMfTERS' KIT.
Suspicious Purchase of a Dozen Small
Pistols "FOr Export"

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In the description of the Internal ma
chimes found lately in the London railway
stations. saws the New York Herald, it
was stated that no pistols resembling
/ those used to explode the dynamite were
/ made in London. These pistols are manu-
! factured only by Z. Remington & Sons, Of
/ this country. They are very small and
/ light, but four inches long and only four
ounces in weight. They are intended to
/ be carried in the vest pocket and are par
! ticularlv suitable for the dynamite clocks.
About SIX weeks ago, a man weighing
/ probably one hundred and eighty pounds,
five feet ten inches in height, and wearing
long, shaggy brown OvercOat, called at
the office OF LambersOn, Furman Il Co.,
Nos. 2Sl and 2S3 Broadway, the New
I 1Ork agents for +. Remington AZ Sons.
/ and asked to be shown some of their
smallest pocket pistols. He was told
that they were not then in stock, but that
there would he some in a week. The man.
who seemed very much disappointed and
who had acted throughout the interview
in very excited manner, then lett the
store. After a week he came back and
bought dozen of the pistols. He said he
wanted them for export. Since that time
he has not been seen.
A reporter asked O'DOnOvan ROssa
what he thought of the above story, and
if he had any idea as to who the mys-
teriOus stranger was.
Yes" replied the apostle of dynamite,
Il know who he is, but | won't tell. But
if you wish an interesting piece of news
I'll give it to you. In less than four
weeks the SueZ canal will be no more.
1t VIII be blown"
"Higher than a kite" interrupted Mr..
Patrick Joyce, the Secretary of the Fem
ian Brotherhood, who sat in the adjoining
room. WHATS the use in blowing up a
few railroad stations that England does
not care for. The proper way to hurt
England IS to touch her pocket, and the
best way to do that is to ruin her COM
merce. So after we have blown up Wind
sOr Castle
And both houses of Parliament
chimed in Mr. Rossa.
And Dublin CASTLE" said Mr..
Joyce.
''And Marlborough House." said Mr..
Rosa. Don't forget Marlborough
House."
I'VE then intend" continued Mr.
Joyce, ''tO turn our attention to the SueZ
canal. And when that's gone l think
England VIII be ready to admit there is
something in the resources of civiliZa-
tom"
i assure you, sir,'' said Mr.. Rossa, ''if
l would only tell what's going on in this
Office at the present time the whole Brit
ish empire would tremble."
''All the detectives in the worldIwon't
eaten them,'' he said. ''LOok how easily
they passed through Castle Garden with
all Of PinkertOn's men watching for them.
Yes, they are certainly here, and, what's
more, they are on business. You will
soon lind out what that is"
Ever since the 1st of last Nav, wheH
the family Of the notorious DR.. Gallaher
whose blunderlng dynamite schemes in
England secured for him a life sentence
In Millbank prison disappeared between
two suns from their residence, on the cor
ner of Manhattan avenue and Java street,
GreenpOlnt, their place Of refuge has been
mystery. The family, which consisted
of the aged mother, Miss Mary Gallaber.
who in turn assumed the dual role of sis
ter and wife, and the young brother, are
now said to be residing in this city. They
were so persistently annoyed by detec-
tIVes. reporters and idle busybodies that
the few friends that know their where
abouts refuse to give the slightest infor
nation concerning them.
Ihat no stone has been left unturned by
the emissaries Of the English Government
to secure evidence against the suspects
recently arrested in London is positive. A
well known citizen Of GreenpOint was an
preached and offered $500 il he would 90
TO London at once and testify against one
OF the persons. He refused. Then & 600
was offered, and upon again refusing
$1,000, and finally $4,000 was offered. Ii
is even thought that that sum would have
been doubled as price TOR the desired
evidence, but the GreenpOinter concluded
he knew nothing about the matter and
politely declined the invitation.
1t is useless to attempt to find out the
present whereabouts of the GaIlaher fam
] nj - T.,sA.
ernment official of GTeenpOint yesterday.
''No one will tell where they have gone.''