Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-06
CUNNINGHAM'S PARTNER.
A TWANG AND SLOUGH HAT
WHICH BESPEAK A YANKEE.

The Prisoner Fearful of Mob Vengeance
while in the Dock in Bow street
Efforts to Photograph Him Success
fully FOiled by the Prisoner-Parnell's
Silence Again Criticised.
| LONDON, Feb. 5.-The mysterious
| prisoner who was arrested on Tuesday
evening in Whiteehapel with Cunning
aam's missing brown box IN his posses
sion was to-day arraigned in the Bow
Street Poliee Court. He was formally
charged with completely in causing the
| Explosion at the Tower Doveton Smvfhe
| appeared as counsel for the defense, The
prisoner gave his name as Harry Burton.
lie SAID that he was 26 years of ace and
by occupation cabinetmaker. He looks
ike an American. He managed To hattie
all the efforts of the police TO take his
photograph. When taken IN court Bur-
t)n presented haggard appearance and
seemed keehly alIVe to mis- unfortunate
position. The examination was briefly
confined TO the taking of the prisonerSa
statement concerning his identity and the
reading OF the charge against him. and
he was then hurried back to Clerkenwell
prison, after being formally remanded for
further hearing.
A retainer for the defense of Cunning
6am has been offered to Mr.. Russell
Queens counsel.
BURTON IN TERROR OF THE CROWD.
There is no doubt that the Fenians in
London are taking an active interest in
DufIOh.s behalf. Despite the conceal
ment OF the fact that Burton would be ar.
raigned to-day there was large crowd
around the Bow street court when he was
taken there. The court room itself was
crowded, and there was considerable ex-
cltement among the people. The police
used the greatest precautions for the safe
custody OF the prisoners, and the evident
Jury OF the crowd made Burton nervous
ne could hardly speak when he was
placed on the dock, and at no time could
he speak without faltering.
LOOKS LIKE AN AMERICAN.
1t was difficult to obtain a close and
accurate description OF Burton during
his brief presence in court owing to his
restlessness and his efforts to avoid scru-
tiny. His hat was a tall felt, and he wore
black coat. His entire appearance is
dlstlnctlvely American. Burton's skin is
ialr, his beard and mOustache thin and
iight, ms hgure slender, mis- cheek-bone
high, his cheeks hollow, and his nose
aquiline. He speaks with strong Yam
kee accent. When searched there were
i0und IN his pockets a great number of
papers.
THE COMING CONGRESS-.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-Ld Figaro in an article
on the coming congress o. dynamiters to
be held in Paris says:
"The formal opening of the congress Will
take place on Feb. %. Eleven delegates
will attend-of these six will be from
America"
Seven of the delegates, La Figaro says.
are already in Paris, and these nave COM
menced their labOrs. The meeting will
discuss the utility of explosions by dyna-
mite in aiding the Irish cause, and the
question OF a union of the dynamite pafstv
With the FeniaHs. La Figaro adds that
the congress will also bring up for discus
SION and decision the question as to
whether or not the members OF the Eng
lish House of Commons who voted for the
crimes act shall be executed.
LACK OF DENUNCIATION.
ROME, Feb. 5.-La Montteur De Rome.
IN leading article to-day, expresses re-
gret that Parnell and other Irish nation
alist leaders have made no allusion to the
dynamite Outrages in their speeches. The
writer thinks that this looks bad. He also
thinks that it might be a wise course for
tue Irish bishops to deny that they have
any sympathy with dynamite warfare.
DenunclatlOn as dynamIters, the writer
says in conclusion, by Mr.. Parnell and
the bishops would create good impress
sion IN England and elsewhere.