St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26
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Wicked Work Of Wicked Men.
LONDON, San. 25.-The vest end Of West
minister is full Of sreckage caused by FesteT-
days explosion. The destruction Of the
magnificent st lined window at the end Of the
hall is greatly lamcnted. It's believed one
Of tie ouspiratOrs entered the crypt, pass
ing ,oliceman at the entrance and de
posted an Internal machine al the bottom
Of tho Steps A policeman removed the
parcel, which exploded, making hole<n the
floor three feet in diameter, twisting the iron
railings and ashing the iron aud lead work
of allsnc windows in the hall The police
mans hair was siuged and his face burned.
His clothing was torn from bis body bv the
force Of the explosion. He is still alive, but
no hope is entertained Of his recovery.
TIE MAN AND WOMAN
who drove from the parliament buildings
Immediately before the explosion. and who
were arrested on suspicion, have been hber-
ated, the evidence being insufficient 10 hold
them. The foundation Of the hail is is un-
injured, but the roof is badly damaged. The
bases Of the statues Of William " and George
", which were overturned, are badly in
Jurcd Auiuspcction Of the parliament build
ingz to-dav. showed that, excepting the beauti
ful window overlooking the staircase at South
Westminster ball. scarcely a pane Of glass
escaped destruction. Foundations Of build
ings were badly shaken. The roof Of the
crypt, in spite Of it- massive strength, was
greatly damaged, riffs being visible here aud
there. The floor Of the house Of commons
presented
A STRANGE SPECTACLE,
being covered with heaps Of massive frag-
mruts. The elabo-atciy carved oaken wall
behind the seats beneath the gallery was com
Dctcly thrown down. The Aooriug Of the
strangers and speakers galleries is 50 torn
up that it is deemed unsafe 10 venture
across. The peers gallery suffered the most
iamagc. The side galleries aud reporters
gallery vas not Injured
The PARCEL
which caused the first explosion was wrapped
Il brown cloth aud vas two feet long by one
loot wide gentleman complains that the
shock OF the explosion broke one Of his blood
vessels. Tue queen scut % telegram to-day
uquiuug as 10 the condition Of the injured
policemen, Cox and Cole. a reply was sent
stating that both were progressing fayorably.
The greatest Indignation prevails throughout
.hc provinces. The outragcs were referred
20 aud denounced in a.l the churches to-day.
ruE DAMAGE IMMENSE.
Mr. G.. s. Reed member of thr house Of
commons. to-las inspected the localityof the
explosion ia thc p1rliamrut building. lie
Ial- tar damage is immense. Il will take
mouths lo rcpurthe injury Thousands Wis
ted the scene to-day, but were not allowed to
enter ibe building. Temporary repairs have
been ordered, 90 allow the house OF commons
20 meet Fcb. 10. Strict regulations in re-
gard 90 tlc admission 81 visitors have been
prIcrri 90 0r nkcn in the future Police
men who were un duty at the entrance 20 the
llrlan,nt bulIia1 on Saturday. stare that
.bry gy7miuci the permits uf all visitors that
lHy without discovering anything OF "a suspi-
rious character and that nobody carrying
parcel j.kc -hc one described as containing
explosives vas seen 20 enter the building.
Lady Erskiuc and the children had
ANAErow csgNPr
from injury They we're uurhiug In the
deputy yscr-caut-at-luus' dining room, which
Is situated iu ST. stephens hail. The door
90, thc room sas burst open hy the force Of
the explosion. and the center panel Of au-
other door WAS shattered Their man servant
wa- blown across ric room. and tbc chill
dren greatly terrified The utmost prccau-
tipus are b.iue ,asra 90 protect public build
Tugs. especially toe government offices gen