Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-03
TfsE WOUNDED iRsESH AGITAT0R.
SEohorah HGssa's Condition gm-
proved, 5ut the Bullet still i'm Igi.
Hack.

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NEW YORK, February 3-The Headquarters OF
" donovan RoSoa'S paper have been temporarily
removed To the Chambers street hospital where its
editor-nchfef lies to-day with the builer from Mrs
DuiltyS pistO; still embedded in his blck RnssaS
o11lce IN Center street was closed To-day Tho my
slclahs AT the hospital thought that RoSsa had i'm
proved curing the night. Tia" only visitor lla 10 II
O'clock thls morning was his secretary Patrick
5osce. MIS- RosSt went 10 her nome in BROOKLYN
iate iast hlght ana had NOT returned this morning
MRS. DUDLEY COURT.
Mrs. Dudley was taken this morning from the
STATION house TO the tuinbS police court A number
Oh people gathered al tte station house and fol-
lowed the officer and his charge white they walked
TO the court house. When the court was reached
Mrs. Dudley was conducted into the private exam!-
nation room, where she remained until her case WAS
caiieu Dy justice Patterson. Arthur G.. Butts a
LAWYER, accompanied the accused TO court
when the fact OF the presence OF the prisoner be
came KNOWN the hall OF justice became rapidiy oc-
cupied, until entrance was denied TO later cor,erS
The enclosure reserved ror lawyers was orcun,ed
bS number OF these gentlemen, some politicians
ana swarm OF reporters When Mrs. dudley en-
tered, the gaze OF every person i'm the court room
was TlVeted on her face. She walked calmly 10
the bar, between the officer and the LAWYER ana
after looking for moment into the ilsticeis face
let her eyes fail TO the ground
She looked tIfe tired, but her cheeks were st1ll
rosy ana hef eyes bright Lawyer Butts presented
the case He said he received a dispatch last night
signed T. Edwards, asking him To defend Mrs Dud
ley. lie said she knew nothing about the Dispatch
lie learned today that the dispatch was bogus j
Pierrepont Edwards, the British consul, denied
having sent Ian, any dispatch whatever Mi Butts
continued: "Mrs. Dudley told me that she desires
me TO defend her. My client neither pleads guilt
nor not guilty. o'
The court remarked that she would he held 10
await the result Of R0ssa'S injury and remanded
her
Wien Mrs Dudley turned to leave the court
room smile played upon her face She walked
calmly out OF the room behind the officer
Ross,'S WOUND.
oh an examination OF ROSSa'S wound it was found
that the ball entered over the center OF the Iert
pI ,..,l
passing beneath the skin for four inches
Mrs. Dudley was locked up in cell at the Tomns.
she refused TO say anything to reporters
Judge Treat About TO Retire.
oaiG4G0, FEBRUARY at is reported to-day that
SAM Il; Treat federal judge OF the southern dist
fet OF ILLINOIS, is about to retire from the bench.
Baltimore Criminals Sentenced.
BALTIMORE, February a-John Gilbert, John
Flannlgan and James Creagan. alias Russo con-
victed OF obtaining 500 from the Howard bank on
forged cheek. were sentenced in the criminal
and the others fol years and months each al
hard labor In the penitentiary.
Arctic Weather in New England.
rnE MERCURY RANGING FROM 81 TO IS DEGREES RE-
Low ZERO OVER A WIDE ARIA
NoRpHfiEID, VI, February a--The Thermometer
was 40 below zero here this morning. the lowest
ever registered here. AT NiddleseX II was 40 below
at Marshfeld ~ below. at MOretown Al below and
at Hanover, y. H.. 81 below
BANGOR, Me-, February 3-The mercury was AZ
peiow zero at sunrise this morning at Bridgeton.
Lawyer Campbeii's Punishraent
CINCINNATI, February 3.-Tae judges in the dis
trlct court announced their decision ia the Camp
bell disbarment case this morning. The Judgment
Is that Campbell be suspended for ten days and
pay the costs OF the case.
Cunntnghanl's Friends Active.
rHE LONDON POLICE THINK THEY HAVE DISCOVERED
PLOT TO RESCUE HIN.
LONDON. February a-COnSiderable excitement |
vas produced to-day by the announcement that |
Cne friends or Cunningham accused OF causing the
'Aploslon at the tower are taking steps 10 rescue
aiin from Clerkenwen prison This morning the |
police observed man put something In the letter 4
oox OF the governor OF the prison. and they arrested
him.
The prisoner said that his name was Goodyear; |
That he had recently been discharged from lunat
ic asylum. The package was found to be small |
larcel OF paper. on which there were q number OF /
igures- The police declared that his testimony in
egard to himself was false.
Scotland yard officials profess TO believe that
ioodyearS action In depositing the paper in the
)0x was simply ruSe to learn what they Will have
% contend with In order to effect Cunninghams
eleaSe by blowing up the front OF the prison with
iynamtte and giving the prisoners an opportunity
o escape during the confusion which would ukely
oilow. Goodyear was remanded