The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-04
NDONOVAN ROSA.
The Llynamiter Still Lives
No Change.
.RgasT OF A NEW SUSPECT. =
~, e.opbers Of the East-D. y p. &.
F:.rnings-A Wise BIOVe-Is
Dudley Demented7
O'Donovan Rosa.

NV YORK. February 3.-The head
quarters OF O'Donoyan Rossa's paper
,,age been temporarily removed to
chambers street Hospital, where its
aditor ir-chiei, lies to-day with the bull
,es from Mrs. >Dudley's pistol still i'm
sedded in his back. Rossa's Office in
centre street was closed To-Day. Ply !
.icians at the hospital thought Rosa |
;mnroyed curing the night. The only
gisitor ND to II o'clock this morning, |
vas his secretary, Patrick Joyce. Mrs. |
Rosa went home late last night, and !
had MOI returned this morning.
Mr.. Dudley was taken this morning
irom the station house where she has
heen confined during the night to the
Toombs police court. a number of
.neople gathered at the station house
and followed the officer and his charge
chile they walked to the Court House.
When the court was reached Mrs.
Dudley was conducted into the private
examination room, where she remained
until her case was called by Justice
Patterson. Arthur C.. Butts, Il lawyer,
accompanied the accused to the court.
When the fact of the presence OF the
prisoner became known, the hall OF
iuSliCc became rapidly occupied, until
entrance was denied 10 later comers.
The enclosure reserved for lawyers was
occupied by number of these gentle
men, some politicians and some re-
portcrs. When Mrs. Dudley entered, the
gaze OF the eyes OF every person III
the courtroom was riveted on her face.
She walked calmly TO the bar between
The officer and her lawyer, and after
looking for a moment into the Justices
lace. let her eyes fall to the ground. She
looked a trifC tired after having spent
the night in the station house, but her
4heekS were still rosy and her eyes
quite bright Lawyer Butts presented
the case. He said he received dis
patch late last night, signed by ?. Ed
yards, asking him to defend Mrs. Dud-
leg. He went to the station house and
saw Mrs. Dudley. She said she knew
nothing about the dispatch, but desired
him to lake charge OF her case. He
learned by the morning papers to-day.
that the dispatch was q bogus one. }.
PjerTepont Edwards, the British consul,
denied having sent any dispatch what
ever. Butts said he had not been con-
,ulted by any Of Mrs. Dudley's friends,
snd did not know what he should do
in the case. He continued, "She told
me she desired me to defend her. While
geserying my right as a counsellor to
act III the case OF to withdraw | shall
endeayOT to do what l can for Mrs.
Dudtey'S best interest. For the present
luy client Will remain mute. She
neither pleads guilty nor not guilty.
The court remarked that she would bC
aeid 10 await the result oil Rosa
injury and rcmanded her. Vixen Mrs.
Dudley turned to leave the court room
smile played upon her face. She drew
Her cloak about her and walked calmly
to her room behind the office
The house surgeon of the Chambers
street hospital sent communication to
the court this morning, stating that on
the examination OF Rossa's wound, he
found the bali entered over the centre
OF the scapu!a, running upwards to the
inward course. passing beneath the skin
LOT iour inches, and this morning he was
IN good condition. hayingspassed Il COM
portable night and having slept quitily,
SUFFERED no pain and no uncomfortable
symptoms had developed yet.
mrs. Dudley was locked in q cell 1T
tae toombS. She refused to say any
thing to reporters.
LoNDoS, February 3.-Extra editions
o, newspapers containing cable dis
paicheS from New York. giving the de-
Taus OF the shooting of O'Donoyan
hoSsa' are selling like wild fire, on the
streets IN every city and town through
CUT Great Britain. Nearly every person
SeelnS Jab!iant over the announcement
That the alleged chief of the dynamiters
him. = - 'e'' = '''' o 90
LoGpo%, Fcbeuary st has been de
..Altely ascertained that Mrs. Dudley
Ens incsrcerated at one time in England
'oT attempt at suicide.
l'uaIIN, February S.-Irish Nation.
as'Sts are circulating report here IL
he effect that Mrs. Dudley was in the
pay OF the English government and wa,
sent to New York BY the London police
NEW YORK, February, 3.-Thc
surgeons OF the Chambers street Hosp:ta
ave decided not to remove the bullet
rom . Donovan RosSa's BODY until n,
IS stronger, aud cannot say definitely
#hen this Will be. O'Donovan's condi
uoH tins evening is unchanged irorr
ea7iy morning.