The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-27
watched, but evidence sufficient to war
rant her arrest was never obtained.

ONNltIlNG CUNNlNGhAM.
The examination of Cunningham !
tended to convince the police that they |
had secured person who had guilty [
knowledge of Saturdays crime. 1t was
proven that Cunningham was a native
of Cork; that he had lived at least five
years in the United States and that he
arrived in England during last autumn,
and that he came directly from New
York. His prefense chat he was an
Engllshman was well carried out
for 4 few hours after his
arrest, his appearance favoring it,
his drawing stammer being peculiarly
Cockneyish, bat in the Excitement un-
der the close crOss-eXamination of the
court he forgot himself for the moment |
and spoke rapidly and distinctly as an
elocutionist and clearly demonstrated !
thar his Cockneyism was a clever piece |
lofdisguse. 1t was shown that the pris |
oner nad been known in Whitechapel |
"a Dalton. His statement that he had |
lived in Liverpool was entirely dis
proved.
WILL THAT STOP THE OUTRAGE5?
| tits reported in the city this evening
that one of the greaL English railway
corporations has decided to discharge
from its employ Immediately all per-
sons of Irish birth,
NOT MUCH DAMAGE.
| iIStiiidsJto maui ny Jlb BONGIullltub
inspectors place the amount of pecu-
mary damage wrought by the explosions
in Westminster Hall, the House of
Commons, and at the tower, at 100000.
SIX SUSPECTS.
1t is understood that the police have
discovered an important clue which
they are following with the utmost dill
igence: Already six men are under
surveillance. 1t is rumored
hnf l,A
made this afternoon.
SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
have been taken for the protection of
the stock exchange and the new law
courts against dynamiters.
a DENIAL,
The police deny the report Of the ar
rest of another man this afternoon ON
the suspicion of connection with Satur-
days crimes.
THE QUEEN ALARMED.
All the royal apartments at Windsor
castle have been ordered closed to
all visitors. This step was
Consequence Sons of ne the ax a1Sssyd
measures generally advised by the
ministry. The queen has conducted
herself so stoically throughout all pre-
vious dynamite panics that her pres
ent action attracts much attention.
III Is STILL HELD.
1t is learned that the mysterious
, Irishman who is described by the police
. as Cunningham, alias Dalton, alias Gil
] bert, and who was arrested at the tower
, yesterday on suspicion, has not been re-
! leased. He is still detained in White
chapel police station. The
guard in front of the sta
{ ton has been doubled in consequence.
, of tho gathering OF the enormous crowd
of citizens III Tomen street, in tho vicin-
ity OF the station. Loud curses and furi-
GUS threats are continually heard, and
G there is no doubt that a desperate at
i tempt would be made to lynch the pris.
/, oner if it were not for the presence OF
the police and military. Cunningham
: is to be arraigned ut the police court in
: White chapel road.
AN AMERICAN ANGERED,
: An American traveller, whose name
a was not learned, was on the train of the
!, GoIthwest ern railway, going from Lon.
4 don to Liverpool, yesterday afternoon
:. when an excited discussion arose over
: Ameiic a's responsibility for the explos'
ions. The opinion was freely expressed
that tho United States government was
greatly to blame for harboring such
q men as O'Donovan Rosa. The
\. American defended his country in Wig
Is orous language, and was attacked by i
"a crowd Of passengers. The American
Il drew his revolver and kept his assail
NJ ants at bay until the train reached Che5
a ter, when he jumped from the carriage
"A and escaped,
MORE ABOUT CUNNINGHAM.
When Cunningham was first placed
"a under arrest, no declined to give
m his address. Being pressed, h,
Ia gave several addresses to dill
ee erent questions. Each Of thesl
was visited by detectives. The result
was the discovery of suspicious bo
81 aud bag az the NUMBER given by til
"a prisoner, as his place of residence, i
os Scarboro street, White chapel.
"o CONCLUSION OF EXPEETs.
al Experts examining tho locality OF tn
I'd disaster in the parliament buildin
os reached the conclusion after tracing th
N. progress of the dehris,that tho eXplosio
M occurred in the passage leading frol
ar the aye division Of the lobby to seats /
tho southwest chamber usually occl
pied by public secretaries. 4 pa
NV eel containing dynamite was place
NO few fest beyond the barrie
~ at the entrance to the house OF cou
,er mons, the location being precisely il
Of dictated by a hole ploughed through IL
nd masonry foot thick.
" fissure was also made in the brick-wol
nd OF au arch near by.
yot SURPRISE IS EXPRESSED
In that the explosive was not placed 1
,ad rectly under the barrier, in whiC
ar. case the damage would have bee
nj far greater. All indications she
o. tnat the explosion possessed the dow
tho ward tendencp peculiar to dynamii
NC Odors indicating sulphuric or nitric &c
~ and totally unlike the smell of gu
hat powder, were noticed alter the exp
aet. sion.
90 POLICE AND DETECTIVE WORK.
tLa Notice has been issued by the poll
IN authorities asking all visitors TO I
ied parliament building on Saturday last
Mar nation regarding the man and WON
sed. seen in the building that aiterno
hIs under suspicious circumstanc
y The woman is believed
have carried dynamite under |
nan cloak: Fifteen detectives arriy
ave Mt Dover from London at midnight /
, Inv night. Seven OF them have since {
uni parted for Liverpool to k'
yea "a persons that may have taken p
,hor In the London outrages. i
a no of them have been in eli
,nds conversation with French
i 10 tectiyes. Keys were found in
.ony possession OF the prisoner Cunningh
tied which exactly fitted in the d
his of the residence in VIII
hing chapel claimed by him
hrns his place of abode; also keys which
ted in the locks of the suspicious
and box. Cunningham is the only $
nent poet now In custody.
'quis iNEEhNAh h M, ~ i.c,
! Of chine used to cause the disaster was
oinet nited by sulphurio acid, which worl
- az through cotton and wool
Cole ate its way to cap beneath. The
'ere3 coss occupied twenty minutes, and {
allowed the conspirator time to csc
before the explosion took place.
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