The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-29

~ inlf Niilf mo InrllHl
embassy has been hfHlogad throughout
The latest details, Tho news dispatched
ff0m iondDn are posted ln tho main
reception room ns iast 49, received
aud Tie bulletin boards hfO constantly
| surrounded. Lard LYONS could not Ia
| sCnn this pvfuinr, but nH lar ~ could
| h0 learned from ntthOhoa
NJ tho legation, thOro are mo- suspicious
! thnt fHuiRua 40 l. ris, Of b. hOm James
/ Stephens N che leader, wOra connected
with the plot, aud no special inyesilga-
ton has been ordered In this city,
mn PIIrrnuRd IRt-U.
PiTTsBUKu, Jan, 2i,-Tho IrishmOn of
| ibis city arc much excited over tho dy-
uaultB oxpln lon Ina London to-day.
! Loading members Of tho different Irish
sluieIlos almost unanimously wore
strong In their words Of di,apprOy.l ut
such plans 10 secure tho rights OF lro-
land.
o'pONOvAS ROssA wUuOPs,
NEW YORK, Jan. 9l,-Wheu O'DonO-
van Rosa was told about the explosion
In the house of parliament, he said he
was glad 10 hear tho news; that tho
house of parliament should hayo been
blown up long ago, and that no had
been preaching and collecting money TO
fight England with fro TOR the past 1.-Two
years. Tho sooner England, no said,
was crippled the better. When asked ii
ho know anything about the explosion
ho shook his head in = mysterious man
nor and replied thai 30 had nothing TO
say.
INSPECTOR ByRNEs,
chief OF tho detective force, gavO his
views tonight regarding thu dynamite
explosion to-day in Londur lIo said
such state OF things couiu not exist
h.n.s 81 ~.
authorities being very much AT fault.
With tho power and tho prestige
Of the whole British government at
thoir command, with laws so much
more favorable than ours to vigorous
policy of repression, and with unlimited
resources on every hand they ought 10
b able 10 prevent such oulra ges and
punish perpetrators, unless there WAS a
screw very seriously loose somewhere.
Looking NJ II from cumMOn sense
point OF view, he thought there was
A SCREW LOOSE.
Ills idea was that the authorities over
thcre wore on the wrong track alto
g6thcr. Were he in London and
charged with discovering the originators
of these explosions, he would look in
exactly the opposite direction from the
one tho authorities seemed To be follow
ing. Depend on it, there were people
ment and engineered these constantly
recurring, systematic outrages. If they
waited long enough, the English police
would catch vagabond with dynamite
in his pocket and hang him. This
would not sfOp IL, rs these mon were
only tools. 1t was the man who used
them that thoy wanted. The
Irish, at home or abroad,
were not people to conceive such
"a lie ~ Ia
did not expect To find the leaders among
these. lie would look to the highest
intelligence, the boldest leadership and
at station farthest removed from sus-
picion for them. He would lock az
near the government itself as might be
for his purpose and expect to find there
what he sought. The shock which the
discovery would cause might startle the
country moro than the dynamiters or
their explosives had done. The British
authorities were working at cross pur
poses, end travelling en- roads leading
straight away from the object of their
search rather than toward II.
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-When the
news OF the London explosions reached
the honsa OF representatives, members
were disposed to doubt its authenticity,
or its confirmation. However, they
eagerly sought such information as was
obtainahle.
"This Is becoming a serious thing"
said ono, land it must receive such at
tention and action as its seriousness de-
| serves"
Representative Finerty sat in the
house lobby when tho news was first
announced to him.
cot course it will be laid to the IRISH"
he said; shut the Nihilists may be in
London, as they are in the cities of Rus
sia."
| one or two members were disposed to
exhibit Il degree of timidity, and re-
marked: "What if an attempt should
be made to blow up the house of repre-
sentatives, where would we be?"
| A Democratic member said:
"Dynamite is being used too promis-
cuously. In Chicago it has been found,
and now its force is felt by parliament.
What can be done? England should
use the most desirable measure to dis.
cover the perpetrators Of this deed and
should hang any one found guilty, man
or WOmau,o