Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
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HUNTING THE DYNAMITERS.
THE ENGLISH POLICE BUSY.
A SIX DAYS WALKING MATCH
THE MANITOBA RAILWAY CONVENTION.
Hunting for the Dynamiteru.
WHAT THE LONDON roLIcE HAWK pIscovERI

WHAT THE LONDON POLICE HAVE DISCOVERED
,Lospos; March a-The Efforts Of the police =
discover the authors of the racent dynamite out.
rdSt> continue with undated PEAL II appears per-
ltFtt certain that they are upon the right TRAIL
ana they are constantly bringing new facts 10 light
which They believe viii assist them In soon placing
the consliratorS in their hands IL has now been
learned that thr,e men landed at Southamptoh,
February n from the steamer Dunan which left
New York February Ia. Two OF them were gentle-
manly IN appearance; the other rough and sailoss
Ike IheH purchased two pOrtmanteaus, one a.
which has been Identified a. that found az the
thar1ng cross station. filled with explosives: ths
other as that found Al the Victoria station. poss
uon of an overcoat found in the Charing cross bar
Is similar 10 garment worn 10y one of the thTe6
men.
SIX MrS BELIEVED TO rr IN rHk rror.
IL Is believed that three other men who have poG
been traced landed likewise at Southampton that
they acted In concert With the three whose move.
hlrnt> are partially Known but kept aloof from
them The thrre men FIRST mentioned left SOUTH
amlion about the same time. The two gentlemen
came 10 London, where one 81 them went directly
10 The WaSerly hotel. He had with him a valiss
"as heavy as lead The other man went 10 the
Waverly a few days later After they lefr the
hoteI various articles ~ "A suspicious nature were
discovered In their rooms There were two boxta
made 10 contain small American clocks and tray
ol cash box similar Ia that contained In the port@
manteau found AT the Paddington station Tba
sailor took a ticket from SOUTHAMPTON for BRISTOL
hui this Is not bcneved TO have been his destins-
tion lie had previously written a letter which
WAS addressed In Limerick. II IL supposed that ak
lnen all told were concerned In the plot and thaf
they divided themselves into three parties Feb.
ruary 81. The reward Is offered for the apprehe1..
sion OF five men, two OF whom are descriDed =
Americans
AN IRISH AMERICAN,
burnS or Baron Oy name. who described himself Al
an American detective, took lodgings at Bradford
February d. He had TWO black trunks and aloweA
no one Ia enter his room. At midnight, February
18TH, he brought home with him several strange
men and women. on another occasion. some time
alter this. a kissing sound was heard TO procetd
from the strangers room, followed by an explotdoD
But Burns opened his door and exclaimed that
there was nothing wrong. He disappeared Feb
ruary alSt, and woman called for his luggage
She said that Burns was about TO return 10 New
York.
Ihe Railway Convention In ManstOba
WINNIPEG, MAN. March 5-At the Emerson
lludsonS bay railway convention yesterday thera
were present large numbers OF citizens ana
farmers OF Manitoba and Dakota. The meeting
was most enthusiastic: speeches We're made by MI
Fairbanks. Senatar stevenson, OF Crookston aud
Mr. quincy, representing the Fargo chamber af
commerce. all OF whom endorsed the scheme and
favored the roads being built and controlled Ur
the Manitoba legislature. The American delegates
showed that large amount of traffic woulc he
given TO the road from the Red river valley Sens-
tor Stevenson predicted that the road when buigt
would be the most prosperous earth and showed
the great advantage OF settlers having their wheat
shipped hy "A prosperous route. there would be a
great saving In the cost OF freight. The first two
resolutions were carried The convention then a0-
| 1ourned.