Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
THE LeSD0S DYsAMITERs.
An tnderxrsuad Railway ExplssIsa
Attended with serfsu. Resul,..

LONDON, Jan. 16.- tEraDeFlae sp<risls
70 't.s TIE CsFrsai. "A dynamite explo-
sion occurred in the underground rail
way between Cover street and Kings
Gross station AZ $50 this evening. The
Windows of passing train we're shat
Tered and the gssiiRht exiingaished.
80 violent was the shock that several
men IN front OF q saloon in y neiehbos-
ing street we're observed 10 reel. Dur
ing the excitement Sir Reginald Bere-
stone Gladbury- SAlisfO d. GrAnbrook-
Nsrthville, Of Fussy yfsdeiey. in Devon
shire, Who was passenger. parted bis
second hyphen: vbereupon Mf. Patrick
McCAfrey Murphy, Of Siush-cuu-
Aucky, dexterousiy detached tbe see
Ond joint of his own Hame and booked
on the missing links of Sir RssinAla's.
so that hereafter these gentlemen will
be known respectively as Sir Reeinala
BsEest0ne Gladbury and Mr.. Patrick
McCafrey- SAliford-Granbrook- North
vile
A PASSENGER or tue UNDERGROUND
Railway train that left Cover street for
Kings Cross Station few minutes be
fore the time Of the explosion on thai
road says he saw q man who wore an
ulster With fur collar and a wide
awake hat enter the compartment next
to that ia which be sat. The man car
ned a parcel of considerable size,
wrapped in an American newspaper.
he get out at FarriuRdon street aud
was arrested. The mysterious parcsl
WAS fooDd TO contain two white shirts
bearing the initials OD. K. and sRndry
articles Of male underwear, together
With what purportsd To be q laundry
list. The man has been placed under
surveillance.
Az INTERESTING RELIC.
LONDON, Jan l6.-Artists Of the Illus
trated journals have just visited the
scene OF the railway tunnel explosion
and sketched the hole in the vail,
which will now be removed either to
the War Office or the British Museum,
An American journalist assures your
correspondent that il in no wise resem-
bies the s. Hole IN the Wall" SO well Ie-
msmbered at the Capitol in Washing
ton.
AN ANERIcAS FOUND IN POSSESSION OF
DRArH- DEALING AGENCIES TRANS
PORTED.
The driver Of an omnibus states thai
cense smoke of peculiarly pungsut
and oyefpowerinc nature came up
thfsagh the vent-shaft of the tannel,
which made ht- horse unmanaReable,
and himself and several passengers
we're almost thrown OF the top of the
vehicle. The police entered the tunnel
and found a man, evidently an Ameri-
csn, whose pockets we're fall of long,
tube like contrivaDces of dark brown
eoior, and which in shape closely re-
sembled fuses. Upon the approach of
the officers the miserable man lighted
ons end of the Internal M ,ehine and
plaoed the other end in his moath,
seemingly with intent to destroy him
self rather than be arrested. After a
desperate struggle. in which the police
were nearly sudoCateg. the villain was
captured aud taken to the Bureau OF
Explosives, where Colonel Majsndie,
chief OF the bureau, pronounced the
supposed explosives TO be Wheeling
stoRies. The cnlprit has been trans
ported for life.
A DANGEROUS MAN RELEASED.
Joseph FenRelly.a feeble minded per
son, arrested on suspicion of being im-
plioated in the recent explosion at Lon
don bridge, WAS today discharged from
custody with reprimand. hs having
shown that he was absent In Scotland
when the explosion occurred.
LATE EXPLOSIONS.
Intense alarm was oecaaioned in
Euston road this evening by a shock re.
sembling AN earthquake. Ii proved 10
be a family j,r at the domicile of SIR.
Terrence CaKmiohael. lhe latest out
rage Is rspoFted from kensington, where
Mr.. Sticker (familiarly knewn as Bid,
4 gentleman connected IN an humble
but honorable capacity with the theat-
sieal profession, was Blown ~ by
manager.
OFFICIAL ALARM.
Gladstone has sent out postal cards
for Cabinet Council at the War ON "
at midnight, and has telephoned to the
Queen that the situation is ticklish.
LATKR.
The Queea has asked Gladstone Why,
in view OF the great public anxiety con-
eernine explosives, he doesn't arrest
Beereohni.