The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
THE TWIN TERROR TOPIC.
DYNAMITE AND PISTOL NEWS.
O'Donovan Almost Ready to Appear
Again in Public-Mrs. DudIey's
History Continued-Cunning-
ham and Companions.
The Rossa Episode.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--O'Donavan Rosa
passed comfortable night in Chambers
street hospital. This morning he was
allowed to leave his bed and to prone
made the ward and corridors. A mum.
Der of friends called. The bullet has
not yet been extracted from his back.
Rossa's Office On Centre street is open
to-day and filled with his Irish friends,
who were entertained by Rossa's sec
rotary and factotuu., Pat joyce.
MRS. DUDLEY's MOCK MARRIAGE.
FURTHER investigation OF Mrs. Dudley's
antocedents in England shows that
when she learned that she had been de-
ceived by a mock marriage to a person
in the south of England, she became
mad, but declined to prosecute her be-
trayer. Persons intimately acquainted
with her say her love for her children
was intense; that for a long time after
their deaths she daily visited their
graves, and would lie on the mounds for
hours, trantically appealing to the
children to CONE back to her.
MBs. UDLhY pRUBs THE REPORTERS.
Mrs. Dudley, who was yesterday COM
mitted to the tombs to await the result
OF O'DoDovan Rossa's injuries, told
reporter this morning.: "Many of The
stories published concerning me arc a
Sc
"The reporters ON this side of the wa
ter seem 10 be much more inventive
than the English reporters. ] cannot,
for my part, see The need OF making up
such sensational articles for such an in
significant affair. Why couldn't the
newspapers dismiss il with para
graph?'
"rhe papers this morning print dis
patch irOln LpudOn, which states that
you were confined in Hsyward's health
insane asyluW, IN Sussex, Tor year, for
attempting suicide. Is the report cor
rect?"
"You have no right to ask such cues.
tons, said Mrs. Dudley, impaJiently;
shut will say that never was confined
in an English prison Of any kind. News
papers on the other side ought to know
better than TO print such stuff. Zone
is to believe all they say would indeed
be an impossible character
"IlUW about the report that you are
spy IN the employ Of the British govern
ment, and gave champagne suppers to
certain English barristers, supposed to
be in sympathy with the dynamiters?r
81 will not admit or deny that ! ever
did such thing. John Boyle O'Reilly
thinks am Miss Tyler. lie shall have
the privilege of identifying me, if lie
not give out any more stories"
RossA WILL BE OFT soon.
Surgeons report that Rosa passed an
easy night. There is no inflammation or
swelling about the wound, and in few
days he will be able TO leave the hos
pital
FEARS FOR PHELAN.
O'DonoVan Rosa continues to i'm
prove. AT 10 o'clock tonight he was
slumbering peacefully. The Cham bers
street hospital authorities have agreed
with Capt. Pheean that he (Pheanl
would be safer somewhere else, as the
hospital was thrOnged with Rossa's
friends and an attack was apprehended
fiom them by Phelan. The latter was
removed tonight TO tho New York hos.
ptal, where he is TO remain until able to
appear against his assailants.
WAS SHE PREMtDITATING?
Mrs. Dudley applied to Police Captain
Copeland several times last week for q
permit to carry revolver.