Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-31
DYNAMlTERS DESPERATE.
RECENT OUTRAGES LIENATTNG
THEIR SYNTPATHIZERS.

UnihcatiOn With the stephens Faction
Considered Their Surest stem tn SAL
VatlOn-Fhe British Navy to be Made
the Object of Attack in Case of CON.
sohdation-No Action TO be Taken by
the House.
LONDON, Jan SO.-Sir William V Har-
court, Home Secretary, has received in
formation to the effect that the dvnami-
ters have threatened to blow up the Brit
ish Museum, and extra precautions there
fore have been taken to prevent such an
outrage being perpetrated.
A Paris correspondent telegraphs an
important djspatch concerning the object
of the coming meeting of Irish reyolu.
tiOnists in Paris. He alludes to the meet
ing as a congress of dynamite delegates
and says that the main purpose of their as
Sembling in Paris is TO endeaVor to arrange
for an attiliatiOn with the regular Fenian
organization, which has its Headquarters
az present in the French capital, where it
is still led by eX-head centre Stephens.
Fhe Stephens Fenians are opposed TO as
sassinatIOn and dynamite outrages. They
believe in open warfare, aimed direct
against the power of the British Govern
ment About the beginning of the dyna-
mite era Stephens had not nearly so MANY
followers as now, but the terrible horrors
and InJusuces perpetrated by the dyna-
miters have so diminished their following
IhaC IhaC Cne regular fehlan party Is over
WhelmIngly strong in comparison.
THEIR ONLY SALVATION.
1t is intimated that to save their or
ganiZatiOn from cOllapse the dynamiters
feel compelled to seek the proposed CON
solidatiOn with the Stephens faction,
They will, it is alleged, make anv CON
cesslOn to attain this main proDosition tn
be made to the Fenians as the price of the
union. The correspondent saws that the
dYnamlters VIII abandon the policy of
Hii3s HttaGhs upon pElV4te properly ana puDlle
'I ouliu3inSs, - the reHldhs VIII JON them
~ q C5 noliiI9 var 70 oe CafIleA on lor Ihe
ue9II S.9t uoepIli VI .he DIlIish navy otepnens
S;l Mn p5 luVl'et - 1,oiha tLe .3l.tess anu
ul m we "eie<"'e9 she proposed
80 'et'l1a. AnoluSi Iltt-
.h SaHe
up p '" 81 ne. '5neA e ,e- diVc
@se. ~ ioe ~oti monte
Yuo' Y "1 mann aver .eaS
| InIo t-i -i- 'Ho DTlIlsn
wv -, '.Iu ueVoIes most OF its
Ilia,5.l, TneiSIes " snaooWIhg anu persecutlng
ioan ~ "ivH q Wv " nidhLlS resi-
rnDosnd tn 9,,t rptJ W eneGl' II Is
agency the Franch ~ law "ootlmsS ooin,od 'l,9 a9
the suppression of this kind
Of persecution on the part of
detective agencies. The conduct of
James McDermOtt is a subject which the
correspondent says will take up much
attention in the congress. The edvnamiters
declare that McDermOtt remains IN the
service of the British Government as a
spy. They assert that they have him we'll
''shadowed" and are kept informed of his
whereabouts. The CORRESPONDENT gIyes
it as fact within his knowledge that the
congress Will OIler a reward for McDer-
lloCUs removal"
CUNNINGHAM PHOTOGRAPHED.
Cunningham, the man charged with
causing the explosion at the Tower of
London, last Saturday. has been photo
graphed bv the police. and comics of bia
photograph have been sent to New York
and Paris for DurDOses. of idantifcation
there still being doubts as 70 his IDENTITY
Numerous threats have been made 70
blow up the Holvhead railway terminus
and hotel and the Britannia tnhnIar
bridge and the Menai susnension bridga
American tourists will be somewhat con-
cerned by these reports, as this is one of
their favorite routes. Extensive precau-
tionary measures are being taken to pro-
tect the threatened property.
ANOTHER ARREST
man arros+od t,is nfton,,oo,, -. IL
IoIc,,'rs IL tS .i4io aIteIh90n at MS
snsnicon of boi boa,, urSoIlCe =; on on
recent dvnamite oi1troC+os 6id hoo, ~ Gro
mota Of io'il-j,,e, b@,s = va Deen an III
md bod booI 1,59atoIad h1 iOi ~, C"o Meees,
evorsI davs I1anIo hc, ~ tne s,I1 p9lice ~; l9I
room bore labels indicatino, iu tbat IL i" haS ni
come on the steamer Wvoming from NovT
York to Tivornoo1 Tb6 l.ino,,,. ,,of.'S
to malIo ap ltoton,o,1t ,i,tiI h teiuses
cnrnd Counsel un'il He H"s st.
lhE fhIsONEk ; NERVOUSNESS.
The man arrested to-day is named
GOODMAN. IL is believed that his arrest
VIII lead to important developments. He
appears 10 be an American. he is
.leI Eous anu uneasy IN ueIneanOr. De-
5aTs Ne n boG I7i in bis Ms'Gni8 nl seEeraI @
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