The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-27
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ages containing i've or six pounds
being deposited in the tower and parlia-
ment buildings. Close inspection shows
the ruin to be more appalling
than at first supposed. The
postofiice in the lobby was de-
stroyed and several huge blocks of
stone fourteen inches thick and |
averaging half ton were upheaved.
The magazine at Hyde Park is patrolled |
throughout the Irish province of Ulster. |
TIL LOYAL CLASSES
attribute the activity among the dyna- |
miters to the weak action Of the govern |
ment against conspirators. A meeting
has been called purge the government 10
enact more vigorous laws against
American and other revolu-
tionary agents in England,
The dynamiters consist of two classes:
those who are convinced that it
is impossible to persuade English
statesmen of the reality of
the Irish grievances by
legal methods and those who have
suffered for the Irish cause and their
relatives and friends.
MICHAEL DAVIrT SAID
experience had shown that agitations
were without results while move
ments bordering on revolt produced
different results. He alleged that it was
Impossible for Rosa to for
received while in English prison.
that the secret police We're fos-
tering the dutrages through their
agents, such as McDermott.
They would find their occupation gone
unless the scare was kept alive. He
said he believed the present outrages
were the precursors of moro desperate
and reckless ones in the near future.
In conclusion Mr.. Davitt said: "England
can deal the most effectual blow
to the, dynsmiters by showing
Irish discomfort, Dublin Castle
and landlordism, shall not continue to
lie England's only expression of good
will toward Ireland.
WHAT CONSTABLE COLE SAYS.
Constable Cole, who was so terribly
injured in his attempt to
prevent the explosion at West
minister Hall, made an important
statement this afternoon. lie said when
be picked up the bundle on the steps
leading to the crypt, he noticed that
1t was very heavy in proportion
outside the building, because he
saw smoke issuing from the
bundle, and belieN ing it to be some sort
of internal machine. Just as he
reached the top OF the stairway he saw
an oily substance o0zing from the bot
tom Of the bundle. This stuff burned
his hands and compelled him tC
r drop the bundle. He has nc
recollection Of anything that hap
pened after that. This statement
, confirms the theory Of the police tba
a nhnnlinQl on "
such a way that it burned through
/ cotton plug inserted between thu
: fuse and the substance, intending Il
explode the dynamite. A move
/ ment is on foot to raise fund,
: by popular subscription TO reward Colt
: for his plucly effort avert the disaster
f HE'S A STATE SECRET.
4 The man arrested to-day on sus
4 picion of being concerned in tn,
outrage, is still in custody
a information as to his name or their rea
! son for believing him guilty.
A "MACHINE" Ar MONTREAL.
!, MONTREAL, Jan. pa suspicious
r looking box was found il
: the lobby Of tho postofiice abou
/ II o'clock this evening.
: was at once removed 10 the police
h station, The box was made OF block til
q and weighs three pounds. 1t is sup
: posed to contain dynamite. There il
n considerable excitement over the "fnd'
n and experts have been sent for to exam
: inc the contents.
/. 4 CoRKoNIAE COMPANION FOR CUNNING
a HAM.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20. go At Millstreet
County Cork, to-day, an examination
4 was held, before a police magistrate
a into the case of Patrick Leary. This
a the man arrested on the 22d instant i
E connection with the discovery Of a bo
a of dynamite behind the Mill street pC
If lice barracks. The examination wa
* not completed. Leary was remgnde
ia to await further developments.
IN .PHELhN IS A FOOL.
>" At tho meeting of the local branch
the national league at Clonmel to-da.
"a Town Councilman Phelan spoke in Just
~ iication of Saturdays ounages
ne London. Approaching china
m he cried out: 80 long as Englar
mn withholds Ireland's just rights these G
i'm plOsions by dynamite win continue
n. This declaration raised such
". furious storm Of dissent tn
al Pnelan was silencod and he I
or tired .to his seat. Then a Cathol
NJ p lest presiding denounced Il
AZ against God, and spoke with SUI
w stirring eloquence that the councilm
apologlzed for his uttorances and wit
drew his remarks, requesting the {
A. semblage to forget that they had CIV
rh been uttered.
en- Railroad Accident in Belgium.
DIV BRUSSELS, Jan. GA collision
~ Cured to-day between two trains, il
Id suburb OF this city. Both were fill