St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
The Excited Populace Of London
Stin Clan)riny fr Yenge-
ance on the Dyna-
miterS.
Policeman Cox and Cole Making Fa-
yorable Progress and Hope En-
tertained of Their Recovery.
Cunningham ArraiEned and Held for
Further Examination, Being
Strongly Suspected.
The Police Think They Have Struck an
Important Clue Which They are
Following Up-Oiher News.

anger en- hluuIeu DE the uybaInlGc tA )iOSlOHS
still continue. 4 rumor was current last
evening and this morning, that Cunning
ham, who was arrested at the tower, would
have & hearing to-day at the Thames police
court. The report caused the court and
streets in the vicinity to be crowded with ex-
cited citizens, and extra police were placed
on duty to keep order Tnc feeling against
Gun CHAM is bitter, and if the crowd once
get their hands on him be will he lynched.
Shortly after noon it was learned the detec-
tiyes had arrested another man in conuec
ton with the explosions, and he and Gun
ningham would be arraigned together at the
Bow street court.
The letter received by the police yesterday
is now believed to be 4 very important docu-
ment2 In addition to other valuable in
forraatiOn it states that St. Paul cAtheira
and the Office Of the Daily Telegraph are
among the buildings which the dyuamiters
threaten TO blow up.
Westminster hall and tower are closed to-
day - everyone except the government Off
cials engaged inspecting the buildings.
Many persons carrying parcels on the streets
to-day have been stopped by the police aud
aud the parcels examined. The approaches
TO all public buildings are rigidy guarded,
and nobody is allowed to enter without SUBJ
miting to the closest scrutiny.
TIE tower and parliament Louses are sur
rounded with sentries. Col. Msjcndi Is
minutely examining the scenes of the ex-
plosion. Immense crowds Of people are at
tracted TO the vicinity Of the tower and
Westminster.
The two policemen, Cox and Cole, injured
by the explosion at Westmin st=r hall, are
making favorable progress, and hope is en-
tertained Of their recovery.
Toe Irish newspapers denounce the out
rage in vigorous terms. Tue Freelaa,.s Jour
nal says: "Only one feeling prevails
throughout heIand regarding the fendish
crimes and that is their deep aud earnest
sympathy with those injured is no less than
the earnest wish that the diaboical authors
may be brought to justice Any man with a
touch Of human feeling must regret the es-
cape OF the miscrcants.'
Tle police have arrested another man on
suspicion Of completely in Slturday's crimes.
He will be examined at the Bow street police
court. james Gilbert Cunuiu gham, arrested
yesterday on suspicion Of having something
10 do with th, tower outrage, was examined
to-day at the Bow street police station. Toe
charge OF having caused the explosion at the
tower was preferred against him. He de-
clared he was an Engsnman. Evidence
was adduced showing tnat the man gave con-
Trajectory replies at the time Of his arrest.
Tue prisoner is twenty-five years OF age,
medium height, dark hair and eyes, sharp
features and sinister expression. He smil-
ingiy surveyed the court and crowd which
cougregated within to get glimpse OF the
alleged dynamher. Inspector Abberline de-
posed that be had examined the prisoner at
The tower, and that he (tae prisoner) was
confused and gave contradictory answers 10
the questions. The prisoner, the inspector
said, first gave the wrong address as to the
place of his abode. Then he stated he lived
I'm Scarborough street, Whitechapel, that he
worked ia the docks at Liverpool until the
beginning Of the year, when he came to Lon
don h. try to better himself He formerly
resided IN America, aud made the
voyage on the steamer Adratic,
Of the White Star line. Tue inspector
further deposed that the prisoner
is known at bis lodgings in Whtechapel as
Dalton. The boxes and bags belonging 20
the prisoner had been seized by the police.
Their contents have not vet been made
known. Inquiry bv telegraph revealed the fact
that Cunningham Is unknown at the alleged
lodgings at Liverpool The proprietor uf the
house there said he could remember no such
mau rs tue one described as Cunningham.
The prisoners hands were horny, Indicating
that he Is used 10 hard work. In speaking
he h,s a strong Irish-Amrrcan accent. He
adnf ed this correct in his deposition, but
refused 10 say anything further aud be was
rcmauGcd tili Tuesday, February 3.
II is reported the police have discovered an
important clue which they are following with
the utmost diligence. Already eight men
ars under Surveillance. 1, is rumored that
several arrests will De maize this afternoon.
Sprclal precautions have been taken Tor pro-
lection ol the stock exchange and the new
law courts against dynamite attacks.
The examination OF Cunningham tended
70 convince the police they bad secured q
prisoner who had q guilty knowledge of sat
urdsy's crimes. IL was proven that Gun
niugham was a native of Cork. That he lived
at k.sst hve wears in the United States. aud
he arrived in England during last autumn.
liz came directly from New York. His pre-
teuse that ue was an Euglishmau wss we'll
carried out for few hours after his arrest
his appearance favoTiug Il. aud drawing
etammer being peculiarly CocSncyish. But
ia tire excitement under close cross exami-
nation OF thc court he forgot himself for a
moment aud spoke as rapidly aud distinctly
as an elocutJ0ist. and clearly demonstrated
his Cuekueyism WAS a clever piece Of dis
stimulation. Il was shown that tue prisoner
had been 6uwn iG White ClIpsl as D1nlu
His statement that he lived ia LIVERPOOL was
entirely disproycd.
Notice was issued by the police authorities
asking thst all visitors 20 tue parliament
building saturday should give the police aus
possible information regarding the men and
women seen IN the bUii,bng tnst afternoon
under suspicious circumstances. The woman
is believed 90 have carried the dynamite IN.
der her cloak.
Fifteen detectives arrived az Dover frum
Loodou a, midnight last night. Seven O'
them have since departed for various rail.
wsys 70 keep lookuut for suspicious pr.
sous that max have taken psrt 10 tbe London
uutrSsps. Two % them are in close consul
tatiun sith the French detectives.
nres we're found Ia the possession Of Cuu
niuCham which exactly ittcd lu the door o
The rtst4epcr u NuitNcaaPct eidiiEeG Ol
him as bis place of abode; also KEYS whict
ft,rd ts-shc locS of a spSpicions b1s and box
Cunningham Is the ouiy suspect now ia eas.
rodv. Il Is nov known the infernal ma
chimes used in the disaster were iEaisrd b
sulpAuric scid sud which worked through ths
cotton aud WOOL aud ate away the cap be
meath. Toe pracvss occupied tvrntv ninute.
time. and ta.s allowed the cousp,rstor to es-
cane before the explosion tooS place. Al
official uO,icc wss posted AZ TIE entrance 9,
tAe law courts er1poEsTiuC the Po.ioe {,
search sny bag or parcel before the bearei