The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
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equal to the worst anticipations Great crowds
Of curious and excited people visited the scenes
as the .sa 70 the
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The explosion created great havoc In the
Junior Carlton Club House. Many cases Of
VINE IN tne cellar were eompletsv cesuoyeo.
The dynamite was carried down tho Iron steps
leading . Il. Kitchen ana I, cellars: !. a., "a.
placed IN tne cei.a1 unaer tne DatnMsH WIZ =
lighted fuse attached. The upward force OF the
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ana wrecked the basement apartments OF the
club Atst Jamess Theatre. hundred yards
a.nt iL ION INC os.on v.S S. .no eAr %s
dloneo was soizsd with alarm. which came near
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audience was treasured By shouts bidding every
ono TO sit still. as no harm had been done.
inc explosion was most destructive on the
west side Of 81. James's square. The windows
in tho Dut: Of G'e VOLTA house and in the
WAT once - r a. ma, ~e.o sns..ereo ,, a.s
Sssns, ,he ,.s 81 s OF Sir wasD wynn
P Il produced 4 hugo fracture four iost in
height BY three 10 brs.dth. The windows we're
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Col. MsjSndie and Col. Ford have been busy
scoaIana Ysrd The sy pojice havs found a cixhssen
pScEaves OF iynamftc Col. Ford says. con-
sidsrirE the, quantity Of explosives used. L 4
II r.. HAD ali the dynMmts EXPLODED. Il is I'M.
possible to surm mi tho effect that would have
SMs poSsr preosey sim"r 70 tSss used IN
the ontrnscs q few months ago. Three hun
sersnn whsre the oNnosiyes were pIsssd Wss
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PLACED unds; the Ne,:Ga mGn
fuse. Had the sixtson packages exploded. the
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30 Tar VA" as Is known up to the present hour.
ns. wsTs more G
ara In tbe hospitai. Fivs. includins the poicc.
arc n ,rsd " condition man vim
burryinr niong Pail Mall away from tho scene
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with the outrage.
Ins Dublin stonmeTs arc DeamG car. G6re'um ~
Ssi%. Sksn 70 sssIa sho b$rs.sIs. nonS,ssasSs;
Az assfs Is beyond
parison the grentsst London has ever had. Tho
police are completely bnfned and fer the lirst
mot even theory to Gsr The .,g public
the sehsmss q
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in some hitherto very conservative Quarters,
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Sir William Vernon Harcourt., Home, secre-
nGs made He ayows lis
lief that tho authors Of tho outrages calcu-
| lated upon killing certain members Of the Gov
eminent. He talks loudly as II no believes that
the particular member aimed at was himself.
Lending Dublin papers. such Ms the Free
mans Jom.nal tho Irish Times. and the Dublin
Erpress. s!ronsly den ounce the outraSgess' u.
by the news Of the explosions. Tho inability
| OF the English police to prevent the recurrence
Of outrages Of this character is severely criti.
ciscd Franco will DO all In hor power 70 assist
in the discovery of tho miscreants. II is be.
England from France By women.
The Telegraph says:
nbehooyes the English pcople to reflect whether fur
iher and stsrnsr MEASURES shoud not be taken to put
stop public peril and mischief to which they are