Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27


, clew to the guilty persons Inspector
Denning says hat on hearing the sec I
md explosion he ran to the spot and |
Jaw not soul TN the place The IN /
trance was blocked by debris He {
noticed the smell OF sulphur and gun-
Cox and Coe, 1t
is believed, have furnished
ctrtain descriptions which wilt lead TO
inquiries that may suit In the
DISCOVERY OF THE AUTHORS
OF the outrage. Col. Msjindie friday
made an inspection of tue explosion
at the Tower Of London as we'll AS he
chaos would permit The Mariui-
Henry iihrs which had been hurled
from their stands remained in con-
fused heaps on the Il or aud rendered
impossible a near approach to the tx-
act spot where the explosion occurred, |
The scene
WILL BE PHOTOGRAPHED.
Col. Mrjiudei sNa he is satisfied
that dynamic was used " cause the
explosion He says that about fur or
Ave pounds OF the explosive properly
compressed would only measure four
or Ave cubic inches aud could easily
be concealed In AN overcoat pocket or
In the folds of
A woNAN's DRESS.
The tower officials believe that q
woman deposited the dynamite 10 the
building. the police some time ago
had reason to believe that q woman
was constantly passing back and forth
between America aud Euglaud for the
purpose of importing dynamite Ble
wa fr, quently watched but evidence
sufficient TO warrant her arrest WAS
never obtained,
ONE or THE FIENDs CAUGHT
The examination OF Cunningham
has convinced the police that they
have secured prisoner who had r
guilty kno Wedge OF Saturday g crime.
1t was proven that Cunningham Is
native Of Cork, He lived
at least five years in the
United STATES and he arrived
IN England curing last autumn. He
came from New York. HIS pretense
that he was nn Euglishman was well
carried out for few hours after his
arrpst, his appearances favoring II,
BEING PECULIARLY C0cKNEYIsH;
hut in exuitenitnt under the close
cross-examinstion of the court he for
? got himself for a moment
and spoke rapidly and 81
distinctly as an elocutioniB
aud clearly demonstrated tn It hi
cockneylsm was a clever piece OF dts
guise. Ii Was shown thai the prisonel
had been, known in Whitechapel4a'
Dalton. His statement that lie
in Liverpool " dlsprOvedl
IRISH EMPLOYEES Nffr
Ii 10 reported in lh9ieI
ing that one of the great ~
way corporations has dediO b DIS
charge fr m it's employ Immediately
all persons IRISH birth.
THE PECURIATlY DAMAGE
The estimates mace by the govern
: ment INSPECTORS place the amount q
4 pecuniaTy damage wrought 10y the ex
uloeions 10 Westminster hall, tn
house of commons and at the t,wer q
S75 900
! FERRETING OUT THE PERPETRATORS
IL reported that the police hay
discovered an important clew, whic
they are fOlloWiug with diligence A
Il ready eight men are under Surveillance
!. II Is rumored that several arrests wi
n be made. Special precautions haV
~ been taken fer the protection of ID
Stock exchange and the new law cour
=, against dynamiters
Il The police deny the report Of I'll
arrest OF another man this sfternoo
= on su-piciOn OF connection with Satu
Ne days crime:
n WINDSOR CASTLE CLOSED
"a All the royal apartments IN VIM
40 sor castle have been ordered closed
,a All visitors This step is taken by b,
of majesty in consequence OF the extrso
dinAry measures generally advised
the ministry. The queen conduct'
40 herself 30 stuically throughout all u
AZ previous dynamite papics that b
of present action attracts much altentlo
~ A DYRAMITER IN DUBLIN.
"a DUBLIN, Jan. 70 AT the MIL sire
Ia equity court to-day an examlnAll'
m WAS held before the police maglstra
% into the case of Patrick Leary. I'll
ss- Is the man arrested on the I'd INST
he connection with the discovery OF
n bnx of DIV iamite behind the Mil sire
police barracks Leary was remand
10 await further developments.
he now TIN SUSPICIOUS BOX WAS FoUN
tr. When Cunning hAtu Wa first plAc
I'D under arrest he declined to 81
he his address; being pressed
sr, gave several addresses 10 difere
NJ questions Each of these was visit
en- Oy the detectives. The result WAS !
ar nleCONeIN VI Vic pltiVdo 80 q
he bag &c a number given by the prison
IN as his place Of residence In Bcafb'
he street, Whitechapel
inn EXAMINING THE DEBRIS,
Experts examining the Locality
the disaster In the parliament bul
the ing have reached the conclusion, a.
ne trnc ny the progress OF the debris, u
the the explosion red In the pass
IN leading from The aye division lob
BOX to the seats in the southwest cham
ave usually occupied by the public seer
,an- ries. The parcel ntalning the dy
To- mite was placed few feet teyond
fact barrier Ut the entrance OF the hOus'
40 commons, the location being
DOL. c,sely indicated by a hole .pio'
lefe through the masonry foot thick.
lber fissure was also made In the bricKw
as ofthe arch near by. Much surp
.nda Is Expressed that the expiosl ve was
lsed placed directly under the barrier
n a which case the damage would b
He been far greater. All indicatl
COR chow that the explosive