New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
THE DYNAMITE OUTRAGES.
Sr,pcu1NG CUNNINGHAMs BEDROOM.
n,s.ppEARANcE OF A MYSTERIOUS Box-A WOMAN
ARRESTED.


ARRESTED.
1o,nox Ian. 2S-m CuDningham's bedroom
l.; Soorhoro-st several copies OF United ireland nave
heen foupd, as well as copies of the London papers
which contained accounts of the attack on Captain
pbelan by Short in O'DOnOvan Rossa's Office IN
Nev-York The landlady there says that Cunning
ham gave no further account of himself than 10
cav that he was a Liverpool man searching
for work" 1t has been ascertalned
that Cunning CHAM engaged lodgings on
Christmas evening in Great PrescOtt-st. In his
luggage was a brown box. Concerning his room
the only instructions he gave the landlady con-
ceIned this box. He said to her one day: III any
one calls at my room and wants to take that
brown box, don't let him, because it don't belong
to me- but TO a friend of mine" After giving this
order Cunningham left tn, house. He soon re
Turned with another box and the landl@dy noticed
a short time afterward that the brown box had
disappeared.
lis mmored that the police have Just arrested
woman who was in the act of entering the koya
Exchange building with quantity OF dyhauii'e
concealed in her clothes. Tho rumor adds tha1
three men, probably accompllces OF inc "oi'i""'
were arrested at the same time.
The two girls who were innrel by the explosion
al the Tower still remain IN the hos2ita. Inry
continue helpless and are destitute. lItir % hnon
ing was literally torn to shreds. steps nave peo"
taken to provide for them m ,,, Nno
The Paris correspondent oi me hoInWg @ nu"s
nd vses that great caution be exercised In receiving
information and confessions rom ps.''nS
who offer either concerning the recent So
ries of dynamite outTagcs. lie reIateS 'ila' III ~
was visited YESTERDAY bv a fairly well dressed
man evidently an Irish American. lie dcS' lipe'i
himself as "A Feuian and a journalist ana ohticu
To sell for n small sum an article written oN hlhI
self ard which he aycrred contained lmporldiIi
dynamite news The news he desired 10 sell W"uiu
really have been important If II had been ir'ls,-
worthy. But an INVESTIGATION proved thit tue ;'u
dress gwen by Tic bohemian was wrong lh''!
nearly all his personal statements were ldIa., "h"
that the man himself was evidently am lmp'S'ot'
The new wspapcrS ere still SWaulped WIN I't''iH
containing suggestions as to the proper tlealH'h'
the Irish people. Some of these letters ADVISE tH'
toi al discharge Of Irish people from ali kinds "i en-
ploymcnt III ENGLAND. One writer oilers 10 equ'p
steam Yacht fOr the purpose OF kidnapping - 'oho-
van Rosa and Patrick Ford. his man offers 10
guarantee that hi, expedition Will be a success
GIVE hlm the chance aud he pledges himself 10 cap
ture both Rossa and Ford and hang III, IN at LXSch-
ton Dock within three weeks after saIlhg Ho"
England. 1
Ii Is reported that in the eastern portion oI Lon
don attacks have been made on lrishneh as Ic
suit of the feeling brought about by the eXplosloPs
and th II many of them have been beaten IN sir'ei@
at night The feeling of auImoSltv AGAINST tI'
IRISH is spreading and the DO ice have been ofdereu
10 he on the alert 10 prevent OutrHEes. . -
The Queen has conferred urOn tonsiahle tGIe,
who was so severely injured IN the discharge o. ms
duty at the Westminster Hall explosion, the oruer
Of the Albert Medal.