Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

were to show that Cunningham Is not
known at his alleged lodgings in Liver
pool, no person answering 20 his descrip
zion Of following the occupation he
claimed having ever lived there or any
where In that neishborhood. The pyis-
oner's hands are horny, indicating that
he Ia used TO hard work. The court
considered the case made ont against
nufiiciently strong to war.
rant his commitssl, and he was sentenced
70 await further examination on Tuesday
February Sd.
Ia police orioles tbs conviction prevails
that In Cunningham they have secured
man who at least had guilty knowledge
Of Saturdays crimes. II has been proven
that he 10 = native Of Cork, that he has
lived ct least I've years In the United
States and that he arrived In England
during last autumn, coming directly from
New York.
HOW 1T WAS DONE
LONDON, Jan. rs 1t is now known
that the internal machines used TO eau Q
the disasters were ignitsd by sulphurio
acid, which worked through cotton wool
and ate sway the cap beneath. The pro-
cess occupied 20 minut,s' time, and this
allowed the oonspirators to Escape before
the explosion took place.
A notice has bsen Issued by the police
authorities asking all who we're visitors
TO the parliament building Saturday TO
give the police any possible information
regarding the man and woman who were
seen In the building that afternoon under
sufpiclous circumstances. The woman 10
believed to have carried the dynamite
uGder her cloak. The notice gives the
following personal description Of them
The manage, IS to so years hight, s
test 10 inches sallow complexion, chin
,hAved, fair whiskers and moustAohe,
siher pug nose, wore long brown over.
GOAT. dark trousers and billy.oock hat.
rhe womau-age, 40 years short stature,
asllow complexion, wore dark dress AID
seGiskin or imitation sealskin, jacket.
Fifteen detectives arrived at Dover
rom London at midnight last night.
seven Of them have since departed for
various railway static, TO keep q look.
out tor Suspicious persons that may have
taken part in the London outrAgss. Two
Of ihsm are 10 close CONSULTATION with
French detectives. Keys were found in
the possession Of the prisoner Cunning.
ham which actually fitted in tue door OF
the residence in Whitsohpel claimed by
him as his place Of abode; also keys
which fitted In the look Of the suspicious
bag and box. Cunningham Ia the only
suspeo. now In custody.
In the council chamber Of the Tower Of
London whole oAses made Of plate glass 9
quarter Of an inch thick and containing
Armor were shattered by the force Of the
explosion. The wall against which the
dynamite was placed ia 16 iest thick,
Notwithstanding which the plAstering on
the opposite side Of the wall for radius
Of several feet, was shaken to the floor,
leaving the stonework bare, Several good
photographs Of this effect Of the explosion
have bsen secured.
SENATOR BAYARD's RESOLUTION.
The adoption by the United States
Senate Of Mr.. Bayard's resolution daplor-
ing the dynamite outrAges Ia hailed with
delight in London. Il Is accepted on all
hands as an omen OF earnest 90 operation
BY America with England, and TO night
the remark Ia very common that "blood
lie thicker than wateI."
POLICEMAN COLE 8 BrATRMRNT
Cons table Cole, who was terribly in.
jurei in his attempt 10 prevent the ex-
plosion In Westminster Hall, made an
important statement this afternoon. BE
sad that when he picked up the bundle
on the steps leading to the crypt he
noticed that 1t was very heavy In proper.
ton to Its size He determined TO carry
II outside Of the building because he saw
smoke issuing from the bundle, and
believed II to be some sort OF An internal
machine. Just as he reached the top o.
the a.Sirway hs saw an oily substance
oczug from the bottom OF tn,
handle This stuff burned bis hands
and compelled him TO drop the bundle
he has no recollection Of anything tina
happeped after that. This Statement
corhrms theory entertained by tn,
police tina. g chemical fuss was arranged
in such a way that 1t would burn through
cotton plug inserted between the fus
AID the Illuminating substance intended
to explode the dynamite.
Il RBBUKKD BY A PRIEST.
DUBLIN, Jan. rs AT meeting Of tn
l'cAl branch Of the National League he'll
at Cloumel to-day, Town Councilma
Phelau took t. e floor and spoke 10 justi
fcasioD q Saturday q outrAges in London
Approaching climax he cried ont "S
long IS Rogland withholds ItelAnd's JUS
rights these explosions will cor
slime !" This declaration raised suo
furious storm Of dissent that Mi
PhelAn WAS silenced, and he retired /
his seat. Then the Catholic priest VIII
; was presiding over the meeting took u
the iesue He denounced tho work OF th
J dynAmiters as outrsges against Irelan
and sins against God with such stirrin
, elOquenoe, that the councilman apologize
for his utterauces and withdrew his II
} marks requesting the assemblAge to fol
! 7et that they had ever been delivered.
At Mills'rest, County Cork, TO day, q
examination was held before q polio
magistrate into the case OF Patrick LeAry
This Is tde man who was arrested on th
22i lest in connection with the discover
Of Ia byx OF dynamite behind the Mil
street police barracks The examinAtIo
was not completed and LsAry was =,
mspded to await farther development
Tb- mes. this morning, referring 1
J III, exploiiOps Of Saturday says there
difference between the Nlhilists an
! Apa'cbis's Of Europe, and 0'DonovA
Rosss's o1rsrdly gang in Amerlci
} The attempts 10 kill a soverei0
or minister, or eva
J legislative body enmssae while atrociou
are Jet Ineligible. They 60 straight {
their work and sre subject to limits Of II o.
, own. But the Irish American dyni
, mite fsnd prefers q scene Of operi
} ton where crowds OF the labo
/ log GLASSES are holding = holiday
1t causes tie heartiest sAtifAction thi
the news Of the outrages has nroused th
conscience Of the American people III
suppression OF the scandals concerns th
] honor OF America much more than th
iutprssts OF EIglsnd. The action Of h
U1!ttd States Senate is awarded wit
interest Meanwhile ParnelI virtuousl
Q leiuses to CONTEMPT much less to CON
, nept upon the atrooious aud inhuma
crimes Hs does not refuse to profit b
'hrIr SUCCESS, Blgllshmsn will not gu
! ,umb to the policy OF the terrorist, an
T will not submit TO the insolent diotatio
J Of murdereTs,
FkOM LEHtS 70 OHIROUTEAG UI
. survey Of the Route Of the PFoJecte
Canal.