The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

esD' gallery cioss v Mr. BrsAlsssh : sssi.
The lsbby vas ss@plsasly vrssksd and
~ gallery shrova down. The speakers
chair YES destroyed ssd the nsssivs stcns
vssk surrosadiss Il cracked Aod dis
placed.
The house 81 psslisnsst 10 40 innsnss
stssctsrs II IL probably The hssst and
ssrtaisly The largest Gothic buildisG in
The world applied 10 civil purposes. Il
hes cost Cs.050. 900 wsstmisistsr hall 10
. noble ssrsolars. Of vhicL the main hall
. 100 feet by Gs let sad 100 high
ysst before the szplosioa occurred man
and woman. the latter sAryia hand Las
gagged cab outside the parliament yard
aad drove rapidly away giving no dirse-
lions a. 70 their destination. They had
mol eoss far When the sxp Iosis1 happened.
The eabmas stopped the cab. vhsn The
man and woman lssped out snd hsstsssd
away. The csbnss pursued the ruuavsys
vhs vsrs overtaksn aad arrested.
The glsss. roof Of the house Of commons
vas esnplstsly shattered By the explosion.
The clock 10 the honss stopped q precise
2:I3 A heavy beam which formed one Of
the supports TO the gallery usder which
Mr.. Bradlaush sits was projected into the
speakers chair. seriously isjuriag 1t. Mr.
Glsdstons's seat vas horn 10 pieces.
The vsst end Of Westminster hall il
full Of wrsckage caused by ths explosion.
The destruction Of the magnificent stained
window At the end Of the hall 10 greatly
lansated. II 10 believed that ore Of the
conspirators entered the crypt, passing
policeman Ut the entrsce aud deposited
the isferual mscLins At the bottom OF the
stairs. The policemsn had bis suapisioss
aroused and removed the parcel, which
exploded. making hole in the floor thrse
feet in diameter. twistisg the iron ratings
and smashing the irsn ssd lead work OF all
the windows in the hall. The policemal's
hair was singsd and his face burned. His
clothing WAS torn from his body by the
force VI the explosion. He 10 still alive,
but no hope is entertained Of his recovery.
The man and woman who dreve from the
parliament building just before the ex-
plosion and who wsrs arrested on suspic-
ion have been liberated, the evidence
against them beisg insufficient to hold
them. The foundation Of the hall IL un.
injured, but the roof is badly damaged.
the bases Of the statues Of William Ivth
and George Ivth, which we're overturned
by the explosion are greatly injured. The
foundations Of the building were badly
shaken. The roof OF tho crypt IN spite
Of its massive strength was greatly dam
aged. riffs being visible here aud there.
The floor Of the house OF commons pre-
ssnted strange spectacle being covered
With heaps OF massive fragments.
The flooring Of the strangers and speak
sr's galleries are 30 torn up that it is
deemed unsafe to venture across The
peer galleries suffered most damage. The
'ide galleries and reporters gallery were
lot injured. The parcel xhich caused the
irst explosion was wrapped in brown
10th aud was two feet long by one vide.
The greatest indignation prevails through.
,,xt he Hl.n xuk..~o. ~u...
sfsirsd to aud denounced 10 all tue
hurches Sunday.
A London press despatch to the New
Jerk SIN says:
The one relief to the terrible excitement
which ssiiated the metropolis the whole
ftsrnoon was the cablegrsm sent from
by tho Cable Neus, announc. ,
ny the introduction in the United States
'enats by Mr.. Edmunds bill aimed ct
he suppression Of tie manufacture and
Of dynamite for murdsrous and (
uses abroad. This esblsgiam .
obtained the text OF the bill and the sub
lance Of the speech made by Mr.. Ed :,
nunds in advocacy thereof. 1t was post. I
j up in front Of the Cable News Office in
lew Bridge street, and attracted such :
rowd that the street Was soon blocked, .
nd Ludsate Circus. adjoining, crowded u
18th people. When the contents Of the .
sspstch were made known to the people. N
cheer vas given for the United States. \
he cablssran WAS used iu the late edi-
ons Of the evening papers. and was trans
lifted over the tiekers 81 the Electric :
sws company to over two hundred Of the q
TO city clubs, in most Of which the Lud-
ats Circus scene was re-csactsa within
Mailer confines. The prompt action Of
10 American Senator has produced most :
vorable impression. and will ssAouhtsa- :
draw out strong sncouiums from the
nglish press.
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