Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
THE LONDON nxpnosIoNs.
The Excitement Unabated = Irish
Papers Deneunee the Outrage.
(Conttnued from firnt paaal

THE LONDON BxPLOSIONs.
The Excitement Unabated = Irish
Papers Deneunee the Outrage.
Continued from frst pase)
murderers. Ireland would be made |
TO suffer frssh oppression, and |
Parnell's work would be set back years.
Published interviews with 0'DonovAn |
Rosa represent him and his fellows as
gloating over the news and intimating |
that It was not unexpected by them.
At . meeting Of Socialists held IN |
Chicago Sunday and presided over by |
q negro woman, the wife OF the rabid |
white Socialist, A. r. Parsons, several |
speakers glorihed the use Of dynamite.
O. 8. Griffin said the dynamite advertise |
ment in London meant death unless the
world were set tree.
]. p. Dusey said that dynamite could
be made out Of the dead bodies Of the
capitalists, As well as ont Of hogs. All
Oh cAgo could DO set ablsze In q minute
by electricity. What was the use OF the
fools at Washington saying that they
were the masters. o. A. Bishop said that
there were 5000 men In Chicago who
knew how to manufacture dynamite in
hAoAA AAtohEhn iva NhN RAAoc VI n EpVh
dinner. Private property must be abol-
ished, II they had to use all the dyna
mite there was and blow ninety rine-
huodredths Of the people OF the face Of
the earth.
Mrs. Parsons said that she had often
wanted to b3A man, but since she had
heard that IL Was . woman who had
blown up the parliament buildings in
London, she would not ''swap" places
sith any man In the country.
Captain JOhO Flanagan of LOCUST street
above Ninth, PhilAdslphis, who gained
ais title through his leadership OF an
independent company Of Irish patriots 10
he Canada rebellion, SAID Sunday IL
ir-w the line on dynamite am 6
thorough Psrnell man, bnt Rosa will
never get cent OF mine. | b-lieYe in
leg innate agitation, not in destroying
Innocent lives wonld shcu 1sr
nusket In square Hght for Ireland apy
time, but this business hurt Ne l.ose
than II helps u.s."
Among the Irish gentlemen who oan-
yreRated at Philopatrian HALL Sunday
afternoon none were found who wouid
attempt to justify the use OF dynamite
John N Campbell, the wsll-knoW.
lawyer aud politician, said: "0i course,
DO not spprovs Of such methods As those
now being employed in London" said
NJ. Campbell, "but don't think Rng
aud has any cause either to be surprised
or shocked by them. Her systematic
course OF oppression for centuries has
driven these people crazy, and such
demonstrations are the natural conse-
querce."
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Ths excitement over
the xplosions on Saturday afternoon
continues with undated force. The ap
breaches to all the public buildings are
being rikidly guarded. Nobody is
SLOWED to enter without submit
ting to the closest scrutiny. The
tower and the parliament houses
are surrounded with aentries and police.
men. Colonel Makendie, chief Of the
government department Of explosives, Is
infinitely examining the sosna Of the ex-
plosiops. Immense crowds Of people con
tinue to be attracts d to the vicinity Of the
Tower and Westminster Hall.
The two policemen, Cox and Cole, who
we're Injured by the explosion In West,
minister Hall are making favorable pro.
| gress, aud hope is entertained for their
recovery. M further arrests had been
made up to 80 o'clock to day.
| WHAT THE IRISH PAPERS SAY
The Irish newspapers denource the
outrage in vigorous terms
Tbs Eresman's Journal says: "0nly one
ieslirg prevails throughout Ireland
regarding thee 6sndish crimes, and
there IL deep and earnest 81 mpKthy
Riih those who were injured, no less
thAu an earnest wish that the diAbolioAl
authors may b. brought to Justice. Any
man with q touch OF human feeling must
regret the escape OF the misoreAnts -
LONDON, Jan 26 AT a meeting o.
Ifishmen at Clerkenwen yesterday tn,
outTa7es were denounced IS cruel, COW.
ardly and injurious to Irishmen who viii
lose their employment In RDglAnd in con
sequences thereof and the hope was ex
pressed that the offenders would speedil,
te brought to Justice.
PARIS, Jan. 27-The Nav York Hsral
! correspondent has received further infor
! nation with regard 80 the explosion. |
would Appear that the plot was oonoocle,
J alta Paris restaurant one night. Mex
morning woman left the Care du Nor
with the dynamite and reached Raglan
: unmolssted. This woman is net believe
10 have actually been concerned In tn
] explosion. Superintendent Williamson
had warning Of the coming attempt, bu
disregarded II.
in November q Paris commissAirs {
} police was sent to London to investi2at
] several cases Of fraudulent medicRnc
: which had given great annoyance to tn
D Baroness de Rothschild. Ga his retur
, this commissaire was Entrusted with IL
mission o. tracking Iril American dyns
, mi,ers over here. Twenty agents wer
, told of to assist him, some OF whom seeI
to be rather imprudent. A number
letters were seix sd at the Paris poet fiji 81
: Some contained sllusious to Q suppose
intormer nentioped as "Mick Bud," An
illusions to 'stuh" and 'sgoods," Hhio
are supposed to be dypAmiters' expire;
> sions for explosive materials.
The agents also seized letters Rddresse
10 respectable British residents, who
they emitted to return after examination
0 The resu!t vas that Lord Lyons wa
telugsd with complaints, and formal
: : protected sgSinst further tsmpering wit
the correspondence Of British subjects
o. this the French government ceased ,
. lake Official interest in the dynamitere
Q A.d the dut' OF Watching him wa
Q handed over to the MuDgrusl and BouI
der agency AID Dublin dstsolivs.
! seems that several dynsmiters hAv
a arrived In Paris from London They AZ
q TO BE- jJined here by son Of Rosa, VIII
o hss been IsrslliDg for some months |
9 Belgium aid Gsfwsny iBcognito on bus
pess connected x!th tbs movement hsAde
|, BY hts iAthei
y Il is annouoosi that 8 secret CONVEX
8 iiuu Of dJi smitsrs will be held 10 Par
q in P.b,uiy u-dsr the Presidency
Rosa, Jr 40 ips in behalf Of his fsthoi
y Delegate, tIcu Leland, RuRlard, Havr,
d Boulogns and Antwerp will stteI d
prepare q plan for future action. It
. thought that sensible notifications in 7,
: gard 10 osiTsges will be proposed 8
4 probably cArriei. There Is . CROWN
iGel'rs amoag dynsDIiers agsinst furth,
q attempts on public buildings. S.veri
q oJntrAcsOrs for The private srls VI To
= p-does will b. present at the mestipI
Cons qusntly It aeems likely tina. to
~ Fsdoes are to b. ia chased aud thas II
e British navy will become the next obj.
t u the conspirAtors' attack.
i CUNNINGHAM COMMITTED
!, LosDON, Jan. 26 james Gilbsrt Cui
t ninghAm, who was arrested yesterday q
n suspicion Of being concerned in the dya
!. mite explosion At the Tower OF LopdoI
Y WAS examined to day at the Bow sire,
Al C1nnipahap, faok bia sa.t L. a.