Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
TIL DYNAMITE SCARE.
What Detectives Found In the
Various Cloak Rooms of the Sta
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lions.
LONDON, Feb. 29.-The police detsile d
to quad the houses of parliament toe k
extra precautions yesterday evening.
Careful examinations have besn msde Of
the packages ef Suspicious cbaraoi, r
already discovered and detectives are on
the alert for others. Another version o.
the recapt dynamite discoveries has Il
that after the explosion at Victoria sta
tion, the police authorities decided to iu-
speot the cloak rooms at all other railway
depots in the city,
Two detectives were detailed to over
haul the parcels at Charipg Croas station.
Having opened q suspicious looking bag
they found in it dynamite clook work
like that already described This was
embodied in a coat of American pattsr n
aud having buttons Of American make
upon II. An inspection OF the delicate
machinery of the clock show ed that the
fuse connected with the dynamite hsd
not besn accurately adjusted, and ths.
the striker had missed its ozark by The
merest fraction of spsce.
A similar investigation st the Paddine
ton station resulted in the dacovery Of a
small brown portmsn;eau which, when
shaken, gave forth Hound like the
rattling of tin utensils. The bBg was
opened and found 10 contain an Internal
machine very like that st Gbaiing CiUss.
The CLOCK work had atcpred, hnt II
nesded only the slightest jar to act ii
goiug again. The depot, the hotel which
is run in connection with 1t and tn
houses in the vicinity had ba! very
narrow escape As Q result of these die
coveriea, the police precantcpN have bsen
redoubled il all parts et the city.
In tho houGa Of camonns yesterday
evening several Parnellitss strongly con
d.nned these dynamite proceedings AID
declared thai 10 excuse was Wild for
such wicked attempt. upoD lite ara
property. They declared that conspita,
oies OF this nature were in no wiss aesc-
ciated with the Irish cluse, but they had
been hatchad iu hinerics and that the
attempts to carry them out had been
insde ly agents sent from the Uoited
States. Some extreme Nationslists object
TO attribulipe tba oursges to sympa-
thizars With The Irish cause, since thei q
is 81. eBtire absence OF proof that they
have that origin. Meanti no there Is no
olew to oulprts.
AMERICA COULD END 1T.
LONDON, Feb. 29.-The Times comes ont
with leader in which il says: 1t ia in
tolsrable that England should bs exposed
to this succession OF plots from Il
nation which professes 10 b.
friendly with us, snd WITH
which we have only deeire to live in
peaos aud amity We know that thu
| Americans are aware OF the identity Of
the plottsrs of these outrages. 1t would
be- no natd task for the American
government to sGd the whole thug
We have done ou- part We have mad
the private manufacturer Of explosives
q penal 0tf5nse. As a result the col-
| spiratOrs have bseu compelled 10
change their ground. They find
in America safe refuge, gov
ernment which will not meidle
1t is impossible that ws should submit To
this it would be- bad enough il AmeIioa
were hostile country, hu dynamitsra
are common enemy. No civilized
country can tolerste without dis
grace misorsauts who have only
done what American jo1rnsls hsv-
1esn allowed TO advocate, what rewards
| Lave upehiy Deeu p.omissn ior, "us'
pablo meetings have applauded. The
time has arrived TO address strong re-
monsiranes to the Uli.ed States
government against allowing thie
Respectable Americana are ashameG
of the iuaction of thsir rnlers. they
must now join us, and make their voic'
heard and obeyed, We shall do our ut
most to guard ourselves. L. remains fol
America 60 aid us, as she alone eau nif
the mischief but our demand is on,
which no civilized nation is bound to dis
regard.
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