The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-13
DARING pYNkMITERS.
Scotland Yard, the Headquarters Of Engiand's
Police, Exploded.

LONDON, May 30.-An explosion Of dyna-
mite occurred outside ofthe detective Office,
Scotland Yard, London, at 9:35 this evening.
A corner Of the building, which was com
posed of thick brick work, was blown on TO
the height of 30 feet, taking with II q portion
of the side walls, aud revealing au aperture
Is feet wide. Many cart loads Of debris are
laying around 10 attest TO the strength OF the
explosives. A broughsm standing opposite
the point Of explosion was wrecked and the
coschman injured. A policeman was blown
across the yard and, striking against wall,
was Injured. Several others were injured by
cuts from glass, which few 10 all directions.
The explosive appears TO have been placed
In m urinal, let into the wall at the rear OF
the large building occupied oy the detect
ives.
A later search resulted In the discovery OF
more explosive materials. A canister Of
unexpoded dynamite was found In Scotland
Yard. An individual who lighted fuse In
St. James square was pursued by and In
dignant and excited crowd but managed TO
make his escape by jumping into cab,
which had been In readiness, and which was
lost sight Of In the darkness Of the night and
the great confusion.
A policeman and four others of the injured
are pronounced In = precarious condition.
Sixteen packets Of dynamite, with fuse at
tached, were found at 1880 10 night under
Nielsen monument, Trafalgar Square.
LONDON, May 31.-Daylight showed the
damage by the explosions TO be fully equal
to the worst anticipations. A crowd Of sx-
cited people are visiting the scenes, and po-
licemen are drawn up In line across the
streets In the vicinity 10 prevent access OF
the multitude. The order has been given to
leave the wreckage untouched until an ex-
animation by Majendie. At the st. James
stems sounded like claps Of thunder. The
audience was alarmed 10 u panic; ladies
tainted and men started TO stampede, but
were treasured by shouts bidding every one
TO sit still, as no harm was done. A second
bomb exploded at st. James square against
the residence Of Sir Watkin Wynn, aud pro-
ducsd q huge white fracture four feet high
and three IN wide. Windows were smashed
and furniture damaged. The explosion
created havoc nj the Junior Carlton Club
House, numerous cases OF wine being de-
stroyed. The Club will remain closed for
several days. An hour before the explosion
there was an outbreak Of FIRE At the War or
fee, which was speedily extinguished. IL Is
not known whether IT was incendiary. 30
far rs known up TO noon thirteen persons
were injured, including five women. All the
wounded are In the hospital. Five, includ-
Ing the policeman, are In precarious condi-
tien. II Is rumored that four Of the dyna-
miters have been captured.
New YORK, May 3i.-Rossa says: ave
have got England at last. 1t will not be long
before she will be on her knees. Last nights
explosion was only the beginning OF her
troubles"
Patrick Joyce. Secretary of the Irish Revo-
lutlonary Brotherhood, said: "Last nights
work ought TO convince England that we are
In earnest. You need not be surprised TO
hear Of greater ones before many days.
Gladstone had better mind himself"