Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-03
O'Donoyan's Condition, &c.

New YORK, Feb 3.-The headquarters Of
O'Donovan Rossa's paper have been tenn
rcrariy removed TO the Chambers street
hospital, where its cditor-ln- chief lies to-
day with The bullet from Mrs. Dudleys pis
tol still embedded in his back Rossas
office in Centre street was closed to-day.
The physicians at The hospital thought that
Rosa had improved in condition during the
night. The oaiy visitor to Rosa up to II
O'clock this morning, was his Secretary,
Patrick Joyce Mrs. Rossa went to her
home ia Brooklyn late last night and had
not returned this morning
Mrs. Dudley was taken this morning from
the station house where she had been con
fined during the night to the Tombs Police
Court. Arthur c. Bats lawyer accom-
raniet! The accused to court. She looked d
trihe tired after having spent the night in
the station house, hut her cheeks were still
losy and her eyes quite bright. Lawyer
Butts presented the case and Informed the
Court for the present his client would be
mute AID nett her plead guilty nor not guilty.
The Court remarked that she would be held
TO await the result Of Rosaa's injury and re-
ui"udal her When Mrs. Dudley turned to
leave the Court room smile played upon
her face. She drew her cloak about her and
walked cnmIy ont of The room behiud the
officer
Tue house surgeon ofthe Chambers street
hospital! senl communication TO court
stating that Oh an examination of Rossa's
wound he found that the ball entered over
the centre of the left scapula, taking an
onward and inward course, passing beneath
the ski for 1 inches This morning he was
in good condition, having passed a comfor
table nighl and slept quietly. He was suf-
ferng no pain and no unfaVorable symp-
toms had developed yet.
Mira. Dudley WAS locked up in cell at
the Tonbs She refused to say anything to
reporters, writing to them that she had
been 90 advised BY her counsel
CHICAGO, Feb, ;.Bcfnre the report of
the shooting of Rossa had reached this city
n prominent Irishman here, in conversa-
ton with Tribune reporter, is reported to-
day as having said THE king pin Of dyna-
niters to-day is supposed to be the Irish
exile known 10 the world as O'Donovan
Rosa yet he fills but small place in the
dynamite world, and il the course of events
The place he liz will be more Insignificant
still if The policy outlined by Irish leaders
on this continent eliminates in organiZa-
tcn. O'Donovan Rosa is about to be de-
posed and Judge John Brennan, of Sioux
City, Iowa. will probably be placed at the
head Of an organization which will repre-
sent the best intelligence Of the violent agi |
tators in this country and in Europe. In
Paris Eugene Davis is spoken of as head of
the Franco Irish wing Of the Practical Irish
The chief aim Of the dyna-
niters in the future will be the destruction
Of English ships. The blowing up of public |
and other buildings will be discounte.
nanced"
LONDON. Feb. 3.-Extra editions of the |
containing cable dispatches
from New York giving the details Of the
shooting of O'Donovau Rosa are selling
like wild FIRE on the streets in every city
and town throughout Great Britain. Nearly
every person seems jubilaut over the an
nouncement tha. the alleged chief of the
iynamiters had some Of his own medicine
given him.