Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
LONDON TOWN GOSSIP.
Mrs Dudley Deceived BY a Mock
Marriage "A Fund Being Raised
20 Pay for Her Defense.
Cunningham Identified Fresh Informs
ton Received and Further
Arrests Made.
lonpon coMMENrs oN 49,.

man, whose thoughts, one wsuld
imsglne, ran from morning until night
ON the methods Of murder, At once
plncod himself la the power Of an I'M
known woman. He now ehews a cud
~ reflections which must be bitter
enough. Mrs. Dudiey's act ivals that
~ Charlotte Cordayn
The News Eayf: "Should the worst
beiall Hossa II must be admitted that
no one has done more 70 deserve bis
fate, but " lac were killed some other
would instantly spring up TO take bis
place"
The Standard advises Parnell to
take the fate 81 Rosa 10 heart, and
says: stranger things have happened
than that PANEL, too, should had hiB
nemeaisn
MRS. DuDLEYs FAST
Further investigation into Mrs.
Dudicy's antecedenta In England
shove that when size learned that che
had been deceived by mock marriage
90 "a person ln South England she be
came mad, but declined 30 prosecute
her bctrnyGr Persons intimately 40.
quainted with her SAY that her love
for her children Was intense, that for q
long time Hfter their deaths sine daily |
visited their graves and would lie on
the mounds for hours. frantically ap.
peallug 10 the children TO come back
70 her.
Ak APPEAL 10 EVERY ENGLIsHNAN
movement has been started at
nottingham to raise national fund
to dofmy the expenses necessary 10
Mr. Dudley defense. A circular II
being distributed urgently requesting
the people Of Great Britain 20 con-
tribute TO the fund 30 defend Mrs
Dudley, that heroic EnRlish woman,
who resolved 10 rid civilization OF its
greatest enemy
every Englishman," the appeal
declares, "should DO ready to nfi rd
Mrs Dudley every legal assistance"
RAieIEo A FUND FOR THE DEFENSE.
TORONTO, ONT,, Feb IA subBcrip-
ton lisl furthe defense OF MS. Dudley,
who attempted TO remove O'DOnovan
R0asa, has been opened here,
cuNKINGHAM IDENTIFIED.
IoRDoE, teb 1t was stated to-
day that several peTeons had identified
Cunningham uH the man seen In the
immediate vicinity Of each Of TIE re-
cent underground explosions directly
appeared before the police had time to
gathtr at the scene. Thu detectives
have long been ON watch for this man,
hut were unable 20 trace him from the
description given 10y the persons In
the yicinity OF The explosions Chief
williamson Of the Scotland Yard, In
looking yesterday over the written de-
oriptiona OF the man, noticed the eX
netnets IL tailed with Cunning
hRm's appearance. He Immediately
sent for the persons who gave the de-
srEiptiOnB They Identified Cunning
ham Rs the man nom among Ave
othera.
rHE POLtCH EXPECT A FRESH OUT
RAGE
The police officials In charge of the
Cle'kunwell prison, where Cunning
hahn and Goodyear are confined, aud
tho Scotland Yard detectives, were
thrown into state OF excitement 10.
day on the receipt OF freeh information
that formidable attempt would be
made TO rescue the prisoner by destroy.
Ing the Clerkenwell buildings by
dynamite. The structure was imme-
diRtoly placed under the guard of spe-
clRi cOnstablea. An extra force " de-
tectlves has been detailed 90 patrol
the different streets leading from the
ClerkenWell TO the Bow street police
court,
AN fNFf.ltEAL MACHINE.
The man who was arrested Rt White
chapel Tnenday with Cunningham
tnleaing brown box Is held as AN ac
complete In the tower explosion. Tn,
police refuse 10 give his name. Among
his effects were several important clewi
TO the identity Of other aoComplices
descriptions OF two OF whom have al
ready been published by the polio,
In order to facilitate III,
work ef their capture. A policeman
last night in Plmlleoe found sup,
posed dynamite machine with Lighted
iuee attached lying near ST. John
church. lie put out the fire In tn
fuse, Immersed the apparatus Ia waite
and took 1t to tho police station
WHERE THE DYNAMITE CAME FROM
ROME, Feb. "A number OF jeI
man and English speaking stranger
recently visited the dynamite factor
expl sives used In England were oh
tanned there.
FAoTs ABOUT MRS. DUDLEY.
LONDON, Feb. 4.--rhe captain {
the Millpank prison, where Mira. Duo
ley WIS confined after her attempt d
suicide, states that she suffered 70
years from insomnia and was In IN
habit OF taking narcotics, tho tiitI
~ which maddened her, but otherwll
she appeared zane. He alwRyp foun
her gentle, obedient and intellectua
She never mentioned pOlitleA. Durlu
her voyage TO New York she had thi
teen epllcptic tits. She n believed
hRve Oeon born In Paris, and she hi
travelled la Italy, Switzerland, Indi
Rnasla, Norway aud Germany,
------s - $780,