New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-04
but who considers Mrs. Dudley's act no crime' has
sent 81 to ler.
ONE OF ROssA's CALLERS.

& a child, His DrEU Caller ycoICiu"y W"" o~.'
Hartigsn, a statesman from the fourth "au'
who was on hand'early. at a. III. he handea MS
card to the man in charge. and Strengthening nm
self up, said II come to inquire as to the condi-
ton of my friend, Jerry ODonovan; that's MS
name-Jeremah ODonovan." Hartigan was asked
to take seat and wait few minutes, as the house
surgeon was preparing his report. With the p9n'
chalance of an owner of the place, ne stepPco 1o
hind the Office railing and seated hlmseu III lno
vacant chair There being only one chair shg fesn is
in charge had to stand. The statesman after ni'eWen W
minutes grew restless: Then he went up up ~ ouse rs
surgeon that Jerry Hartigan of the Fourth Ware
was waiting for his report OF Jerry oDoho'"n
condition p' .s .bo
1T will be down In low minutes, was INV
Ten minutes more elapsed amid renewed restless
ness on the part Of the statesman; that am
friend Jerry O'Donovan. My card was sent to the
house surgeon thirty minutes ago. ana am wa,,aS an
vet | want it understood that Jerry Hartigan
says that there is too bloody much internal feu
tape about this thing. It's cussedly good thing
for you felers that thus here hospital ism S''u''u
With this parting shot Hartlgan stalked out tn9
front door. Ii he had waited FIVE minutes ne Wout
have received House Surgeon Densons report. l..
said that the wounded mans condition was mos'
favorable. ,;.,,
DR.. Jersey. a visiting surgeon at the hospital,
made careful examination of the wound later III
small one. SO calibre entered Rossa's back four
inches to the left Of the sPe ana probed the
wound four inches, buttOud find no trace OF tho
bullet. but as IT took an upward course the Doctor
thinks it Is lodged under the shoulder niauo; o';
Rosa is entirely out OF danger and has recovered
Mrs Rossa left her numerous family Mt No ~
Duryes.st.. Brooklyn, to the tender metces ol "a
servant girl and arrived at the hospital at ~
o'clock. She was we'll dressed. wearing halidsohc
fur circular There was not trace OF exGi,GIeH' iI d
about her. She stayed with her busDahu aii u"S'
THE WOUNDED MANS LATEST MANIFESTO.
Two bows were sitting at Rossa's bedside last
evening when a TRIBUNE reporter entered his wafd.
A large white screen is between hts bed ana tne
door leading to the hall, that he cannot be seen
by those passing. He is the only patient In the
room. and lay propped up with pillows III an easy
position. His pale face was in marked contrast
with his dark beard, and he moved restlessy about
on his cot.
'.How dc you feel to-day O'Donovan" queried
the reporter.
81 am feeling pretty we'll and have little bodily
main; but the pain that wrings my heart when
think of how much time am compelled to waste
here when there Is so much TO be done for Ireland
az present is what hurts me the most"
After he had eaten his supper, consisting OF hve
pieces of toast, a large bowl OF oyster soup ana
cup of tea, he continued me only ,l,hg ,h @ anat
keeps me up i'll this, my hour OF trouble sthe con-
fortng messages hourly receive from all over 'he
country" -
Following are a few specimens OF hossa con-
forts: ~ -, ,eo-
OrDoNovAS RossA:-You have my heartfelt sy.npa'
'"''' :" O'' JOSEPH NJ. MuMoRE,
Herald Building, Boston,
CHICAGO, Feb. g.
Thousands OF your countrymen here symnathize with
YOU and express the hope that the bullets fired by hate
forth GOOD Tor suiierng ireland Long nve .ossal
ioi'' e'0' ~ NJ NJ. OCoSSoR.
NORTHAMPTON Mass,
n Rosa. We mourn for the pain you suffer, but the
act endears you every Irish heart who loves hs co
enjoy IN. nroud distinction OF being the only man
since Napoleon Bonaparte VINO % mas may n 1c nun
tremble. JOHN d. v po""h]A'
Have Joyce send me occasional unpaid telegram a"
to your exact condition. shcniane' D. H. D"fLh
JHYrrRsox MARKET,
ODoyovAN Rosa the patriot: The blow struck AZ
fire the lax and lauguid souls of conntrymen let
the governments Of the Xorld make Jaws 10 PIGiie]o ] ,1
at them and hit the English at each end OF the line.
A poem written on blank shoot of an account
book'was headed from Madison Square. Inc con-
Guiding lines we've rs fOllOws:
Brings Peace with Life Electric Light.
You have done more with voice and pen
Than seven centuries Irlshinen
Ten days ago my Postal hcreed
Foreshadowed tois assassn's deed
Cheer up. old friend, your live hood span
Psychos United Irish man.
Don't let them probe for the ball.
"This is what makes my spirits light" said
Rossa as he opened letter @ brought TO MN ny raj al
from his hand, and the reporter picked IL up from
the floor. . All. .t,ouoor ~ ,vh;s,o-ed Iovco IN
Rossa indicating the reporter.
II can vouch for him." said Rosa. lie is
good dynalniteur," and the scowl disappeared from
low is it that this woman took you of your
guard O'Donovani" asked the reporter
q" WhO would ever have suspicion OF woman
ion here with me. joyce wanted to go with me
when went out TO see her. but tod hun that
there was no occasion for It, was iooieh o. 'errDly;
guard. / had slight inkling that something was
wrong when she looked at Inc In wild sort OF
way as she handed me the receipt to read, but
felt so confident III my own powers of protection
that gave IL no more than a passing thought;
They tried to DO their BEST but there is just God
watching over the cause OF Ireland"
What do you mean by saying they-dso you
think there were others behind this woman !"
After an impressive pause Rossa answered:
I want 1t to be marked and remembered that England
can soil want it TO be remembered that an emissary
direct from the English Government has struck down
an American citizen American soil. charge that the
British Minister at Washington is guilty Of conspiracy
@ and ~ m Ci hm f Scps hs
American people wi in their opinion hold him guilty OF
the crime. The conspiracy IN this case Is clear
and papabe. The dispatch from Pierrepont Edwards,
the British Consul at this port TO Mr. Butts ana Mt
Butts appearing for this misguided woman at
the Tombs Police Court this morning.. was most con.
elusive proof OF his connection and the source OF THIS
conspiracy. The House Of Representatives, who have
power TO take the initiative In all mat
Instant return Of Mr. West to England,
and make certain demands from England for redress not
Of my individual wrong but as affects the whole peo
pie want particularly noted that none OF the many
Englishmen In this country have been injured because
the Constitution has protected them from any interfer-
ence, Now that England has transferred the war from
London TO New York want to what howls OF indg.
nation will go up against England in this country at this
crime, which AlnercaSs had nothing to do with. The
Irish element In this city have nothing say In this mat
ter but will be equal TO any emergency that may arise
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