Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-02
THE GUNS REVERSED.
The Teachings Of o'DonovRn Rosa
Expounded on the american
Side Of the Atlantic.
The Metropolis Of the Western Hsmi-
sphere Badly Scared BY Her First
Dynamite BTplOnOn.
Tho RooiAlistsand Enthusiastically Of
Chicago Meet and Discuss
Principles.


TWO EXPLOSIONS IN NEW YORK orrY.
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-The first crirni-
nal use Of dynamite in this city great
~ excited the people here to-day. An
explosion took place at very late
hour last night. One or two OF the
morning papers made second editions,
giving the nowp. The explosion was at
Garry Bros dry.goods store ON the
corner Of Grand and Allen streets, and
that section of the city to-day was
CROWDED WITH PEOPLE
At the time OF the explosion NUM-
Der Of persons were passing the spot
hut none OF them were injured. To-
day Capt, Allan aud a squad Of Off
Gers guarded the premises OF Garry
Bros. and Ridley Bros, the vim
dows Of whose establishment we've also
shattered by the explosion. Shortly
after the explosion
FouR MEN WE'RE FOUND
| In the shadow OF the itlvingatOn street
station OF the Elevated railroad. one
OF them was Charles Henry, "A laboreT,
who said that he lived Rt Williams
burg. He was severely cut about the
head and face. The William
Brtton, walter, James DAILY, clerk,
and James Lamb, painter, -were
binding Henry's wounds. All were
arrested aud remRnded.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
To-day "A lad was arrested charged
with xperimentlng with dynamite ut
the corner OF Grand and Essex streets,
where he succeeded In dislOdging u
| Of. 10
not be connected with the other eN.
ploelou.
The bomb or cartridge used I'm last
nights explosion must have been
placed Immediately underneath the
frame work Of the window OF Garry
Bros. store. The window casing aud
sash
WE'RE ENTIRELY DEMOLISHED.
The shock WAS felt for several hundred
feet A lamp on ashelf Of the Eldridge
station house, three hundred feet
away, WAS thrown TO the door. The
dishes In the tenement houses In the
neighborhood were ratified, and the
iron stanchions OF the elevated railroad
near the store look as though they had
received violent blows. There IL no
evidence thata cartridge was applied 10
Rldleyis store. Had Il not been for the
/
which runs up Allen street between
the two stores the probability IL that
u good part Of the side OF Rdley'a
I building would have suffered. Many
OF Ridley's employees came 10 the
building 30 guard the premises The
damage to both buildings Ii estimated
AT S25 900.
THE CAUSE or THE EXPLOSION.
The police are satisfied that the eX.
plosion was the outcome OF
the strike OF Garry Bros,
, employees. Burke, former
clerk OF the firm and who caused the
strike, WAS dismissed for falling on,
night 10 properly secure the doors OF
the establishment. The dry-goOdl
clerks Of the union OF which he Ia q
member tried many methods TO secuT,
his reinstatement. They went 80 far
aA 10 station men in the vicinity OF the
store and ask intending purchasers
} 10 BOYCOTT THE FIRM,
When the strike was ordered by the
union the firm was left without o
clerk. The nOn-un lon men subae
quently employed have been threat
ened In various ways. The Garry
Brothers also received threatening let
tiers Committees from several Of thu
trades. unions called upon the firm bn
the brothers assured them that they
intended TO run their own bust
ness The prosecutions of thu
firm became 30 persistent that step
for protection were taken, and 10 thi
end private meeting Of the dry
goods dealers was recently held. VIVA
action was taken was not dlvulged
but II is thought the organisatlo IA o
the dealers made the union mel
. more desperate and
IMPELbED THEN TO USE DYNAMITE
The union men, or Equality assocI
alton" WAS organized IA ear ago, whel
y the employees Of the Grant stree
houses endeRyOred 10 induce the prC
prietOTs TO close at 9 o'clock.
Ridley a. Sons were among th
houses who refused 20 close Rt this
hour. For some time they were peTsi
!. cuted, and last June huge stOn
: shattered one OF their plate.glass shot
windows. The perpetrator was noyt
discovered.
WHAT GARRY HAS no SAY.
Thomas Garry OF Garry Bros. said
GOT course the Equality association
n Is at the bottom Of the outrage. WIS
" surprises me Is that they have don
| nothing worse. They made threats (
III all kinds, but We were Inclined 10 loo
for their execution upon our clerk
rather than upon our prema's
II. II Naugbton, a delegate Of n
Equality association denied all know
edge OF the affair and claimed that III
outrage WIS not caused by b membs
OF the organization, although he cal
that II might have been done on ind
vidual responsibility. He though
that the Garrysi own agents
CAUSED THE EXPLOSION,
The men arrested on suspicion Ofeon
plicity IN the explosion BtOutly den
all knowledge oft
\ James Lamb Is printer and wOrh
D. for the American Bank Note con
pAny, where lao has been employed 4
years
william Brlilon ~ waite
boy at 1885 Broadway. lie and Jams
DAILY, who y . bonk,kteper in bl