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

| that the police were unusually
prompt and successful In placing
the embargo upon all egress
from the tower grounds. But few persons
had left when this embargo was ordered.
Extra guards have been postsd about the
walls and every person within them will
be subjected to personal examination.
5p. m.-Later reports show that the
first stories about the damAge to
the white tower were somewhat
exaggerated. The white tower build.
ing was not destroyed. II is now
said that the structure was not even
seriously injured. These later reports
have tended somewhat to Allhy the public
excitement. II the explosion had really
demoliehsd the white tower, the
result must have been immensely
more serious, for part Of the building
Is an .armory used at the present I r the
storage Of rifles and often Of large qusu-
titles Of ammunition. This fact makes
traitors Of the outrage indsscribsble.
One Of the specials to Sundays New
York Herald opens AZ follows
"Last week the Herald correspondent,
under instructions from the Paris office,
reported at Scotland Yard the information
shat an Irish ooterie In Paris cabinet
had been overheard disoussiog the sp-
proaohing explosions In London startling
every body at Scotland Yard. The official
present thanked the correspondent and
said he would keep bright lookout.
The bright outlook eliminated this after.
noon in explosions only an eighth Of q
mile directly west from Scotland Yard.
Dynamite challenges were directed at the
cabinet and at the government armory.
The preparations were oautiously planned
and the scheme boldly executed"
MORE OF THB PARIS PLOT
A special cAblegram Of Sundays
date says:
From another source your oorrespon-
dent has Just received the following
which confirms much Of the proceeding
information: "Yesterday's explosions"
says his informant, "were planned III
Paris short time ago ut the residence
OF q well.known IriBhman living near
the Quarter dss Invalides. Delegates,
three III number, representing respectively
the Irish dynAmiters In America, In
Great Britain and In Ireland, attended
the meeting, which was presided over by
. looataire OF the residence In question.
''It was proposed by late oAptRin In
the Federal army, seconded by o0nfrere
and unanimously carried, tnAt after the
late fisscos in London and elsewhere 1t
was imperatively necessary on the part Of
the dYp amite extremists to vindicate
their rig4t to be suspected by causing an
explosion, or explosions, that should
gatp he oh
OF their labors, namely, the independ-
enos Of Ireland, in the unquestionsble
and invinoible form Of dynamite. In
order to carry out the resolution three
men were deputed TO effect serious sxplo.
sions In the House Of Commons and the
Tower. One Of these oonspirators is pre-
sumed to bs cousin Of Professor Mezzs-
rolf !; another OF Irish birth and nation
ality, is an ex officer OF the British army,
rather dudirh in appearance; and the
third belonged to the body known as
Jamss Stephens Old Guard.
SIT is an undisputed fact that the
notorious John Morrissey, Of County Car.
low, who was q head centre in the
revolutionary movement OF 1867, and the
preceding years, has visited Paris, and
he is believed to have taken part In the
explosions. The dynamite used on this
occasion was manufactured in France and
forwarded to Eogland several months ago
In separate cakes to localities designated,
where the pieces were scientifically ANAL
gRmhted. More serious work is oontem-
plated shortly.
"Riohard Braoken OF Philadelphia, who
some weeks ago was bequeathed
81, ,000,0 900, has promised 5000, 900 to
dynamiters and ia about negotiating the
purchase Of large quantities OF ex plosivAs
for use in England. Whsn Braoh en-.
money comes TO haud the British msn Ct
war and police barracks In Ireland will
be attacked. Bat private buildings will
bs avoid ID Rnd the livas Of innocent
persons spared. English officials, how
ever, will probably suffer"
ENeINEER GREEN'S STORY.
Edwin Grs-u, a OWL engineer, who
was terribly injured By the explosion in
the House OF Commons and who was rt-
moved TO the Westminster Hospital In
Broad Sanctuary, near the parliament
buildings, gives the only SOourAte account
Of finding OF the Internal msohine that
exploded.
Mr.. Green satd: 81 was visiting the
House OF Commons on a sight seeing trip
with my wife aud her sister, who by the
way, are both Irish women. As we we're
descend .ng the stairway leading to the
oypt,my Wits noticed a roll which looked
like clothing lying on one OF the stone
steps. Smoke was issuing from the roll.
My wife exclaimed, 'Whst's Gnatf Il
looks like dynEmite I We were all
frightened and rushed back yell
ing to the fret policeman we
SAY. Hi5 name is Cole. He
seized the bundle and ran up stairs
with 1t, meaning TO carry II out Of the
building, Just as he reached the top
step leading Into the hall he dropped the
bundle, and 1t exploded with the most
terrible report ever heard. Both the
ladies who were with me were thrown to
the ground and bruised. They both
tainted. was hurled dozen feet, and
dashed violently to the stone floor. Some
Of my ribs are broken, and am bruised
in many places. My clothing was torn TO
| tatters.
THE INJURED POLICEMEN.
Cox and Cole, the injured policemen,
have recovered sufficiently TO make q
statement. Il is stated that the police
found near the spot where the frat explo.
sion occurred an article OF q peculiar
nature which they decline to desoiibs. Il
is believed that this article will furnish .
clue to the guilty persons. Inspector
Denning says that on hearing the second
explosion he ran TO the spot and saw moi
q Boulin the place. The entrance wal
blocked by debris He noticed smell o.
sulphur and gunpowdsr. Cox and Cole
it Ia believed, furnished certain desorip
tiOns which will lead TO inquiries ths
may result in the discovery otthe authors
Of the outrage.
MYSTERIOUS IRIsHMAN.
The man and woman who drove from
the parliament building Immediately
before the explosion there, and who werl
arrested on suspicion have beer
liberated, there being no evidence I,
CONNECT them with the explosion. Tn,
only person now reported in custody is |
"mysterious Irishman," who was amonl
those detained In the Tower for examina
tion. He is described by the police 81
Cunningham, alias Dalton, alias Gilbert
He is still detained In the WhiteohSpe
police station. The guard In front Of tn,
station has been doubled in consequence
OF the gathering of q large crowd o
excited citizens In LemAn street, in tn
vicinity of the station. Loud curses ant
ominous threats are continually heard
and there is no doubt that q desperat
attempt would be made to lynch tn
the prisoner II Il were mot for tn
presence Of the police and military
Cunningham will be arraigned at tn
police court in Whiteohapel road to. day
THE RESULT OF THE EXPLOSIONS.
LosDoE, Jan. 25.-It was impossible I
pursue Investigations to any extent Il