The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

ness Of the patriots skin he escaped with q
slight perfoatlon, and avoided that death
for which he had educated the people Ia be-
lieye he was emlnenty prepared, The
Herald says that Mrs, Dudley evidently fol-
lowed English editors In becoming agtated
over wrecked creature whose howlIngs
distract the attention Of justice from more
dangerous men So long as Rosa Is al
lowed 10 pursue his present course the peo-
pie must expect assassination,
NEw YoRK, Feb. 8.-The headquarters
of O'Donovan Rossa's paper have been tenn
porarly removed 10 the Chambers Street
Hospital, whore It's edIt0r-in-chIef Hes To-
day with q bullet from Mrs Dudley's pistol
stlll lmbedded In his back. RoasaB Office In
Center street h closed to-day. The physlc-
lans At tho hospital thought Rosa improved
during the night The only visitor 10 Rosa
up 10 II O'Clock this morning was Ills secre-
tary Patrick Joyce, Mrs. Rosa went home.
late. last night and had not returned this
morning
Mrs Dudley was taken this morning
from the station house, whore sie had been
confined during tho night TO the Tombs
Police Court A number OF people gath
cred NJ tho station house and followed tho
officer and his charge while they walked 10
tho court house, When the court was
reached, Mrs, Dudley was conducted lpto
the private examination room, where
she remained until her case was
called by Justice Patterson. Arthur
Gu Butts, lawyer, accompanied
the accused to court, When the fact OF tho
presence Of tie prisoner became known, the
halls OF Justice became rapidly occupied un.
I'll entrance was denied 10 later cOmers,
The lnclOSure reserved for the lawyers was
occupied by number OF these gentlemen,
some politicians and swarm OF reporters,
When Mrs, Dudley entered, the gaze OF
every person In tho courtroom was rly,
etod on her face. She walked calmly to the
bar
Lawyer Butts presented her case. lie
said he received q dispatch late last night,
signed up, Edwards asking him 10 do
fcnd Mrs, Dudley lie went 10 tho station
house and saw Mrs Dudley; she said
she knew nothing about the dispatch,
but desired him TO take charge OF her
case, lle learned by the morning papers
to-day that the dispatch was bogus one,
j, PloiTopont Edwards, British Con,
sui, denied having sent any dispatch
whatever Butts said he had hot been
consulted by any OF Mrs. Dudley's friends,
aud did not know what hc should do IN the
case lie continued: "Shctold me she do.
alrodme 10 defend hor While reserylng
my right W. counsellor To net In the case'or
70 withdraw, shall cndcOyor 70 do what
will bo Tor Airs. Dudloys best interest Foe
the present my client wui 'fomaln mute
Sho neither III adA guilty nor nQt guilty.
The court remarked that she would be
held 10 await The roault Of Roesa's Injury,
and the court fcm0ndOd her "a w"
CHICAGO, Feb, 8,-=Bet0ro the. news OF
the shooting Of 0'DOnovan- ROssa fcAohod
here yesterday prominent lrlehmin IN
this city said convention 10 perfect the
organization OF Irish eylnpathl6ors would
bo held In Chicago about June l.,
This convention would dcposo 0'Don-
oyan-l,0ssa from hls chloftalnshlp OF
tho Dynamite League aud elect Judge John
Brennan, Of Sioux City H., 10 succeed him.
The lrlshman quoted said further that tho
convention would not favor tho blowing up
OF public buildings, but would rather urge
the adylsOblllty OF annlhllotng tho British
navy.
WAMNoroN, Feb. 0-Roprcscnttlvc
Flnerty aaId last night when no heard OF
the shooting OF O'DonOyan llossa ~ am
sony Rosa Ia u true man and q patriot"
When asked what would bo tho result
OF tho attempted assassination ho said
that would depend upon tho motive of tho
shooting, II II should turn out that
the woman WHO shot ODonoyan liossa was
nlunOtc, moth n could bo done, although
oil true lrlahmcn would regret such an at-
tempt ON the lllo OF q bOlli0r patriot II,
ON the other lmnd, II should DO found that
nho was hlrOlmg nssassn, then This would
provo TO DO but tho beginning OF 4 ven
dulla,
LONDON REJOICING OVEN Tim NEWS
LoNpoN, Feb, 9,--rhN first Intelligence
OF tho shooting Of 0D0noyOn Rosa was
sent to- tho clubs NJ midnight and
was posted on tho newspaper bul.
lOth.hoOrdS, The news spread with mpldl-
~ and caused the widest excitement Many
thousand tonals were drunk 10 tho health
Dnd happiness Of Mrs, Dudley who N slOudcd
Rs u heroine, Tho Daily NtlDS, aaya!
''rh0ng there IN little Wmpalhy with
R0aBa, reasonable men VIII dopoto tho
course OF shoutluR him, "a possible begin.
ming OF u series Of personal roprleOls which
will not bo easily oildcdN
The Tlmos says, Yl'ho 0llpcl, on Rogsa
will remind hosINllng Americans tlat these
forms ot social postllenou mo dangerously
contagious"
The Duiip Telegraph, commenting on
The shooting Of kossa, saysi at would DO
Idle 70 pretend that theio " tho smallest
Hympalhy for Rossa IN England, lie Is not
u bold patriot willing TO die In behalf Of his
country, bul has always bpen rcNdy to cheer
others Into danger Which hb himself avoid.
cd, From The beginning Of his career there
mover has bocn,O spcch Of nobility, courage
OF patriotism In hs conduct