The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-28
THE AUTHORS OF THE ouTRAeEs
And Proceeds to Tell What 1t Claim,
to Know Of Them.
ACouPLe OF ANGRY STATESMEN
Mostly Cleared Up-No New De-
velopments - Interval Ma
chine in New York.
DYNAMITE NOTES OF ALL KINDS

" INfNWl < nv Ed UT Ah-A- NiNDO
WHAT a FRENCH PAPER SAYS.
PARIS, Jan. T.--The Gil Bias makes q
sensational statement about the London
explosions. 1t declares positively that
the authors of the explosions are the
same men who made the dynamite at
tack Gu London bridge and the Cover
street railway station. The chief organ
izers OF both plots, the Gil Bias as
serts have been for long
time past, and are now,
employed in an English printing office
in Paris, and until "a recent date lodged
| in the st. Denis quarter OF Paris, where
they manufacture tho internal ma
chimes used in the diaholical work.
| When everything was in readiness for
the perpetration of the contemplated |
atrocities, continues the Gil Bias, the |
picked men who were to lodge and set |
the machines, departed separately and |
by different routes for London, each |
= carrying one or more of the machines. |
This was six weeks ago. The Gil Bias
says not one of these oOnspirators speak
French, and that no memper of tho en-
tire band ever attended an anarchist
meeting in Paris.
CoBB AND FINNERrY WARM UP.
WAsuINGroN, Jan. T.-Shortly before
the house was called to order to-day, u
number of members were discussing
the recent explosions in London. The
discussion took place in the cloak room
, on the Democratic side. Among those
present were Representatives COBB and
Finnerty. The former expressed him.
: self as strongly opposed to the means re-
{ sorted 10 by lrishmen to effect tho result
desired.
, Mr.. Finnerty replied that under the
a circumstances the explosions were JUS
tihable. 1t was the only way in which
the Irish could gain their cause.
"You claim that to be justlfable?"
. said Cobb. "Justifable, whom the lives
O of innocent women and ohidred are
: jeopardizedY If you look upon it in
that light, you are not human
= al am human. STRIP retorted Fineety.
(, "As huuGTI as goa arc, and id sght
rlore so. I wish those people woula be
~, blown to hip
y The dispute ended with this, Both
"a members were considerably agitated
" but controlled themselves, and confined
a their dispute to words.
~ WHAT THE HOUSE MAY DO.
The house committee on foreign af
20 fairs postponed until Friday considera
"a, tion of the resolution calling upon thI
,n secretary of state for information
whether any citizen of the United
,s- States was concerned in bringing abou
10 the London explosion. While no vot
,is was taken that would show the feeling
a,. of members toward the resolution
NJ there was an expression of opinion
he There Is no reason to begin an inyesti
H. getion, members say, and tho resolution
~ as referred will not be reported back u
w the house. One of different character
nv nv however, may be reported
- WHAT THEY GUARDED so CAREFULLY
" MONTREAL, Jan, 2,-The supposel
W. Internal machine found IN the post-oi
,aai' fee last night was carefully guardo,
~ until morning, when an investigation
ne was held, which resulted in the discoy
or cry that the dreaded machine was
sya cover Of n water closet.
IA MIR. RDDLEDERGER RECOGNIZED.
80 ~ NEW YORK, Jan. H.---A commissio,
" of Irish-A American residents of this cit
~ to-day sent the following dispatch
hu h,, United STATES Senator Riddleberger, Z
~ Virginia, for his speech and vote on til
vi ni Bayard resolution:
,da "rho lrish-A American citizens of Ne
'I in \ Nork welcome your speech OF yestei
-, 10 day. They will not forget it,"
10y, lso NEW YORK "fIND."
y" New YORK, Jan. N.-Thls afternoo
Eugene w. Spoilord, of the firm {
Spofiord Bros. discovered lying in I'll
hallway of the second floor of
in building an odd-looking pacl
~ age, partly wrapped up i
Jor newspaper, TO which was attached
art lighted fuse. Tho fuse was extil
inc guished and the bundle carried to Il
~ Office and found to contain tin be
'lui about eight inches wide and four inch
TO high with hole in the top and qua
ers tity of blue powder within. Sever
nh gentlemen present pronounced 1t dyn
o;n ~, mite powder. The British consul ge
nr, erals Offices are on the second floor
'itn the building.
, itn va Later developments show that q
,do affair was simply hoax, evidently pc
of petrated for the purpose of causing
lva sensation.
I'VE OPINIONS OF THE POLICE.
onS onS LONDON, Jan. 27.-The police belle
e,o, the arrest of Cunningham very impo
~ ~ tant, and hope to be able to establi
',io vIo his connection with the dynamiters
anS America. The police of Liverpool a
mn unable 10 trace his antecedents, 81
IN. cial detectives have been detailed
,ere watch all outgoing steamers, especial
,,ad those for America. All vessels a
nod strictly searched.
H. PANIC AND FEAR.
NJ In some respects the panic produc
-, by the explosions has really increas,
- ~, Fears were entertained yesterday u
49,, the dynamiters moditated an alta
49, ~, upon the national arsenals and nay
W stations, and they were placed und
I,ad special watch. At Chatham dock-ya
tha the police keep atloat during the emit
the night. To-day instructions were issu
,ia, to put a stop 10 nll ingress at the to a.
aiS, ,,pi the house of commons and Westmins
aS, hall. Even members and peers are
hia fused admission. All public doors
MS the parliament building are locked, a
barricades havesbeen thrown across
hall at the top of the staircase. i
injured are all reported improvil
lano Col. Majendie is preceding with the
axi- animation of the banquetting hall, q
ash 'n0 ",sr nnrp IN rttr rowrp
The work of removing the debris
nveu ,l the White Tower was completed
aso, afternoon. The hole made in the Il
,ints ,ii. where the dynamite exploded is ten
lsn long and five feet wide. The maso
III of the building was found to be pra
'po, cally uninjured, but much of the s,
oous oak wood work is torn or split.
taVes THE DESTRUCTION IN THE COMMON
ie W The wreokage by Saturdays ex
sion in thu house of commons, is ain
entirely removed. 1t has been foI
necessary TO pull down the whole SO
light portion of the gallery.
o,aa,. PROTECTING THE PosTorFICE.
,, ,," In consequence of the receipt OF thr
ition to blow up the general postofiice,
II its government has ordered that spe
o car precautions be taken for the protect
main Of the bnilding.
iring MORE POLICE OPINION.
The police are convinced that the