The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-29


Ingalls, received SO votes and Click 1.
Lsngentel,er voting for Click.
In the house Ingalls, received 106,
Blair 4. Click 8.
Formally Elected.
ToPEKA, Jan. Ex-senator John j.
Ingalls, was formally reelected by the
legislature in JoiHt session to-day.
Latest from London.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The excitement and
anger enkindled by the dynamite explo-
sions stlll continues. A rumoE was cur
rent last evening and this morning that
9 man named Cunningham who was AZ.
rested at the tower. would have hear
ing to-day at the Thames police court.
The report caused the court and the
streets In the vicinity TO be crowded with
excited citizens. Extra police were
placed on duty 70 keep order. The feel
ing against Cunningham is bitter and If
the crowd once got Its hands On him he
would be lYnched. Shortly after noon it
WGs learned that detective had arrested
another man In connection with the ex-
plosions, and he and Cunningham will
be aEraIgned together ct the Bow street
police court. The people 10 the vicinity
OF the Thames court. then left in the di-
rec.ion of the Bow street court
The letter received by the police Yester-
day Is now believed TO be verv impor-
tant document in addition to other
sources of Information. 1t states that
the st. Paul's cathedral and the Office of
the Daily Telegraph are among the
building which the dYnamilers threaten
to blow up. Westminster hall and the
over are closed to every one except the
government officials engaged in the in
spectlon OF the structures. Many per-
sons carrying parcels on the streets to-
day have been stopped by the police
men and the parcels examined.
The approaches to all public buildings
are rIgidlY guarded. No body is allow
ed to enter without submitting to the
closest scrutiny. The lower end of the
parliament houses are surrounded with
sentries. Col. Magindie Is minutely
examining the scenes Of the explosion.
Immense crowds of people are attracted
to the vicinity of the Tower and West
Minister Palace. The two policemen,
Cox and Coal, injured by the explosion
able progress and hope is en-
tertained of their recovery.
The Irish newspapers denounce
the outrage In vigorous terms. The
Freeman's Journal says: "Only one
| feeling prevails throughout Ireland re-
| garding the fiendish crimes, and that is
deep and earnest sympathy with those
| Injured, no less than the earnest wish
that the dIAbOlica1 authors may be
brought TO justice. ANY man with q
touch of human feeling must regret the
escape of the miscresnts."
The police has arrested another man
on suspicion OF completely IN Saturday Is
crimes. He was caught ct the Bow
street police court. James Gilbert Gun.
ningham, arrested yesterday on sus
picion with having something to dc
| with the tower outrage, is being exam
| ined to-day al the Bow street police
station on the charge with having caused
| the explosion At the tower preferred
| against him. He declared lie was an
Englishman. The evidence adduced
shows that the man gave contradictory
replies at the time of his arrest.
The examination of Cunningham
tended to convince the police that they
have secured q prisoner who had guilty
/ knowledge OF Saturdays crimes. Ii
was proven that Cunningham was q
native of Cork; that he lived at least
i've years in the United States, and that
he arrived in England during last
autumn and came directly from New
| York. His claims that he was an
| Englishman we're well carried out fo- q
| few hours sitter his arrest. His appearance
favored It and drawling stammer being
peculiarly COckneyish, but In the excite
/ ment under close Cross examination of
the court, he forgot himself for 3 mo-
ment ami spoke as rapidly and distinctly
as an elocutionist and clearly demon
strated his CockneyIsm was q clever
piece of disguise that was shown In
| prison. He had been known IN White
Chapel as Dalton. His statements that
he lived 10 Liverpool Were entirely dis
proved.
Cunningham was conveyed to Bow
street police station to-day by a strong
guard of police, charged on suspicion OF
completely in the explosion at the tower
of London. The prisoner is 20
years of age. medium hight.
dark hair and eyes, sharp features and
sinister expression. He smIlinRly sur
| Veyed the court and crowd which con-
| gregated within to get Q glimpse at the
alleged dYnamiter. Inspector Albertine
deposed that he examined the prisoner
at the tower; that he (the prisoner) was
confused and gave contradictory an
swers ~ questions. The inspector said
be first gave the wrong address as TO bis
| place OF abode. Then he stated he lived
at Scanbora at White Chapel; worked in
the docks ct Liverpool until the begin
ming of the year, when he came to Lon.
| dan to try to better himself; formerly
resided in America, having made the
voyage on the steamship "Adriatic" of
the White Star line. The inspector fur
Their deposed. the prisoner was
Chapel as Dalton. A box
| aud bag belonging TO the prisoner has
been searched by the police The con-
| tents have not yet been made known
Inquiry bV telegraph revesled the fact
that cunningham is unknown at the al
| legged lodgings ct Liverpool. the pro-
| prietor OF the house there said he could
| remember no such maR as the one de.
scribed IS Cunningham.
EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
| LONDON, Jan. 27.-In some respects
the panic produced by Ssturdsy's events
| have really increased. Fears were en-
tsrtained yesterday that the dYnsmIters
| meditsted an attack upon the national
arsenals and naval stations and they were
/ placed under special watch. At Catham
dock yard police kept afioat during the
entire night. To-day instructions were
issued 20 put stop 70 all ingress - the
tower, house Of commons and Westmia
ster hall. Even members and peers are
| refused admission. The entrance 70 the
iyaEd Il closed and all public doors oi
the parliament buildings are locked, and
barFicsdes have been thrown across the
hall at the top Of the stair case. The In
| jured are ell reported TO be improving
Col. Msjendie Is proceeding with the
examination Of banqueting hall and The
counsel chamber IN White Tower.
TO DkFEED cUNNINGHAM.
| LoHDoE, Jan. 27.-Solicltor GuiIlisn
has been engaged to defend Coming
ham, now under arrest for completely il
SAturdEy's exploHoas. Ample none
hes been placed &C the solicitors die
posal.
PARNKLL's STUDIED SILENCE.
The Times continues its onslaught OF
Parnell with . singing article which
says: Parneli's stHdIed silence regard
ing the dynamite ontrages calls TO mInC
7 his attempt 70 ignore Forester's fndict
menf of PaTneilites a. moral accompli
ces IN the Phoenix Park assassination
The Times assures the Irish agitation
that their present policy Of murder and
silence will not pay. They will -nege
succeed in cOerclng the house Of CON
, mona
Up 20 O'Clock this afternoon the wa
ones has received no further news In re
gard % General Stewart. WolseIey tel
egFaphs this afternoon from Korte ths
he expects 20 receive news from StewaI
either 20 night or tomorrow. 4 lafg
convoy was sent by WolseIeY yesterda
from Korte 20 Oak Dial Wells and III
Ito proceed IN the direction taken b
, Stewart with Al poRsibia soeed. Wo.e<