Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
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Tower, six injured segioosly and teEv
tssn alightly; At ths Parliansnt
buildings. four ssnoasly and ten
siightly. The worst injuries wsrs
received BY Coostabiss Coz and Cols|
and civil engineer named Edwin
Green, who was visiting the Psrlis-
nsnt bsildingS. Coz and Csls are
sill unconscious. Their rscovsry 10
hopeless. The Tower vas fairly
6ilsd with visitors st the moment the
s1plosioa occurred, Many psrsons
wsrs seriously injured.
4 RxMAxxAxLR EscAyx.
Tho Pail Mall Gazstts summarizes
IL account Of the sxplosioa in the
House OF Commops 10 the following
language. The whole interior Of the
House VI Comnons prssents . re-
msrksbls scsns OF devastation. A.
though there il general litter, ~.
srything may b. pat right within .
weeks time. Nothing 10 more sur
psising about the whole ds.tsrdly
outrage than it. uttsr failure tos6set
any Substantial injuries.
Count Won Munster, the Gsrmsn
Miuistsr 70 Easlapd, and the Lord
Mayor OF London visited the sosps
Of the explosion 1t the Tower this
evening. Il hss bssa ssosrtsip~d
thst the crown jewels and rsgslis.
which hsvs bssn Tor loag tims de-
posted IN the Tower. ara undansgsd.
Tbs noiss Of the explosion was pre-
osdsd BY . binding dssh, followed
BY great clouds Of dust. Additional
guards we're placed 70 night around
ths Tower, ths Parliament houses
and I'll public buildings.
TIE DYNAMITE ourRAoEs.
London, January T.-lTbs work Of
removing the dsl,ris from the White
Tower Was completed this Afternoon.
Ths hole made in the Aocr where the
dynamite exploded 10 tsn feet long
by Eve feet wide. The masonry Of
tbs building 10 found 10 b. practically
uninjnrsd, but much Of the solid oak
woodwork 10 torn or split.
The Times continues its onslaught
on Parnsli with . singing article,
which says; Parnsll's studied silsp %
regarding the dynamite outrsgss calls
10 mind h,s attempt 70 ignore Fcrster's
iadictment OF tbs Psrnsllitss ~ tha
moral seeomplicss Of tbs Phoaix
Park assassination. The Times ~
surss the Irish agitstors that their
present policy Of unrdsr and silence
viii not pay. They will never succeed
in cosrciDg the House Of Commons
into sceepting naked revolution by
mssrs OF spolistiou. '
HEsyEEr oLApsroSE's yrlws.
Herbert Gladstone, in sddressing
. meeting ai Lseds to night, said
that the fact could not be denied that
Enyisnd was On the verge Of o great
crisis 10 day. He hsd no donst or
| n;ssiving 10 regard to the Franchise
bill, which would have . great eject
npon tho composition Of political
parties He said be anticipated the
renewal Ut the Crimes Act in ireland
and IVES Of the opinion that tl,s sdop
tion Of many Of the provisions Of thai
Act would strengthen the laws
governing England.
TEE oUraAoss psxoUScsp.
Numerous letters Lsvs teen re-
esivsd By the ne sspspers denoune,ng
the outragss. One contributor sd
vocstss the dismissal Of all Irish em-
ploysd within the limits Of Esglsnd's
power. Another o6srs TO equip =
steam yacht for the purpose Of kid
mapping O'Douovsn Rosss and Pat
rick Ford, and to dsifsy al the sx-
psnses Of hanging them, on conditios
that their execution take pisos With
in three weeks. One result Of the
anti Irish feeling in the metropolis
10 shown In tho eastern portion Of
London BY sttscks on Irishrnen, many
OF whom have bsen beaten while
peacefully walking in the streets at
night.
opposrrIoN TO TRR IaisH.
Dublin, January 8.--The London
correspondent Of Frsemsn's Journal
tslegrsphs that 1000 IFishmsn are
out Of smploymsnt st shs Fast end
OF London and that demonstrations
against toe Irish have begun.
How SEAL 1RxY ss PuxIsnKpi
| New York, January N.-Ths Sus's
London special says: The question
Of bow the miscssants can bs sufi.
eisntIy punished. il csptured and oop-
vietsd. occupies . good deal Of spses
10 the newspspes columns II Cole
OF Cox were TO die, there would not
bs much trouble in making . British
Ijury bring IN . verdict Of murder in
lthe 6rst doproa s1ainst suy dvnA