Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-01
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LoNpox, Feb. 28.-The House Of Com
mons today granted OK speaker Brand
and HE heirs pension Of $4,000.
TTacklng ne Dyaa0iteFs.
LONDON, Feb. "a score Of agents
and French police are tracking the
movements Of certain suspicious sus-
poets, traced from Havre to Paris, and
thence to Brussels, but lost sight Of
beyond Brussels. There is ne evidence
that dynamite supplies have been re-
oeived through France. The London
police have information that explosive
materials and internal machines have
been sent from America through Ham
burg. The names and residences of i've
suspects watched by the police are a.
follows, Michael Maurice, $40 Fulton
street, Buffalo, N. Y; Patrick K.Dillon,
III Oliver street, Paterson, N. j.; Jn0.
Liston and Richard Liston, Dennison
City. Texas; and Thoa. Ryan, III Twen-
ty-iifth street, Brooklyn, N. Y, The
police seen to have NO positive proof to
connect them with the London plots.
The French Government has requested
the Prefecture Of Paris to give every a.
sistanoe 70 the English polioe. Il 10 re-
ported that the English Government
viu sound Prime Minister Ferry on
the subject Of the expulsion Of suspect
cd dynamiters from france.
Mere q The Dyaaalae Csnsparaclcs.
LoNDon, Feb. Alt ssems that tho
cloakroom clerk at CharinQ Oro0 station
heard q noise like the ticking Of clock
inside o heavy valise. He forthwith
handed the valise over to the police, Who
cent il TO WCoiWieh. The report that
the police had found large quantity
of explosives under Charing Gross rail-
way station not having besn confirmed,
the officials at the station approhsnded
that some outrage would DO attempted
early this morning. The valise con-
tanned tin box with quantity Of dy-
Mantle fastened around Il. In the tin
box Vas q clock movement connected
with loaded pevolver, and timed 70 run
four hours before disohafRinR the 70
yolver. When the hammer to the 10
vo,ver had fallen the cartridge failed 70
explode, and the disaster vas thus avert
Cd. The valise vas deposited In the
eloak room Monday night. Il contained
20 pounds Of dynamite. Il 10 believed
the oeuspiratoEo Intended that this ma
chine s6ould explode simultaneoualy
With that 10 the viseosis Railroad ata-
ton. The clockWork movement was oe
American make. Railroad ollleiajs ab-
solutely deny that any dynamite was
found under the station. The dynamite
and clockuosk we're packed in valise,
exaetly like the valise found at Victoria
seatioo, which explodsd thsee Tuesday
morning. There u No elee 70 the per-
con Who Left the vatie in ChAring Gross
ssation. II u bad exploded Il voad
have done much greater damage than
that q VieeoEia GeAtion, - the cleak
room i built undep The hotel.
o. Aneeseaa Make.
Loupon, Feb. 0.-Ths dynamite dis-
covered q CharinQ Oross and Hadding-
ton seatjoae, wae labeled "Atlas PoW.
der.~ Both olooks WWo Of American
MAKE, and . eupy q To New York Ssa,
datpd February 8, 1854 vas in the valt1l
q HAddinGtou station.
Rpoeaneoonasy oeeUA.
In the Commons, Churchill inquired
whether he GovsRnmsnt inteodsd r
aAk for furthsg powers WIN regard e
- dynamite 1aodss 40 wheehee tAsJ
would ask psEmissieu 70 expea froa
Great Britain the peesoue sospecoed q
having connection with the reoeos IN
ssvsriss Of dynamite. The ehiei Of Po
lios and railway ofhcials hsve deeids<
% tnore1sse IL numoee OF oeesseivsa
AM 10 take important 1922, ~ natusl
Of which hes bssn kept secret.
ne DeAase % sAe HssneA1se Dlil.
Loxpou. Feb. 0.-In psoposing u,
hin for she exfensi0a oe tie frAnoA1o
= ~ Hoass of CoomoaA 0lAdeton