The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-25


the Tower and grounds. and subjected every
this maIGuyre 70 most rigid search. upon the
theory that the attack was perpstrated By some
ssons were promptly %moned s 10 he assist.
snce OF the wounded. The Investigations. so
e, made By n: Dss e the
cess TO the structure as sightseers.
the To%e H sssN ssrs .sgE hS
dssS rv was used Three oors were thor
ford and Gen. Mliman are now engaged In the
work york c, !nspccling tho attacked strl sture.
rifle. 1t WIS heard for miles IN and down the
Thames. and at once attracted an immense
About sixty visitors were in the Tower at the
time Of thS explosion: The sxplnsiys agent
S Gs sa Of hS WV VIII. ro~S Fh. III
inrxe n%mier q MARTINI ,ii"s. which vsrs
wa placid, the d,nami,s played iis maadass
twi-tsd Into tho most eccentric shapes i'm.
Imaginable. and their distorted iorms were
seatssa about the apartm ne In marvel Of
tic es IN tho hall were smashed. A large bolo
was crushed through the floor at the spot
simi!ar hne was blown through the roof. The
woodwork was set on fire. by the explosion, but
DBiOTt any SERIOUS uHn1AEe nAu deem uOnO Dy
tho flames they were sXtinsuished
The number " those injured by the explo.
sons IL as follows: At tho Tower. ak injured
seriopsly and fourteen slightly: at the Parlia-
msnt buildings. four seriously and ton slightly.
The worst injuries wore sustained by Consta-
who was visiting Tia Parliament buildings.
Over hundred visitors wero In the House OF
wf H TN MOST
thu building to ascertain the cause, OF the re-
port OFT. ara thus many l iiyes were saved
man had one Of his legs smasheh. ,Anuther's
ear WAS comass!,sly severed from HE head
Of HIS recovery has been abnndoned. OF the
two persons arrested just after the explosion
as they were hurrying away from Westminster.
medium height. and describes himself as a
Canadian soafarer and part owner OF q vessel.
he was discharged.
NO CLUES AND NO PRISONERS.
The favorto theory Of the police 10 that the
dynamite which caused tho explosion was car
ried to tho pace in each case concealed under
was thus made to resemble that OF a woman
about to bocome mother. woman in whom
ss this
shortly before the explosion occurred. She was
escorted By tail man with q military air.
were closed after the explosion. and when tho
visitors came 10 be searched. The impotent
Just before the explosions 1T the Houses Of
Parliament man and woman. the latter gar
rying handbag. engaged cab outside Of Par
lament Yard and drove rapidly away giving
no directions as to their destination. They
had not lone very far when the explosion hap
his cab. The man and woman at once leaped
out and FASTENED quickly from the SPOT. The
an nna if 3, IN.
The prevalent belief is that the destructive
agent was conveyed into the House Of Com
mons by some Saturday visitor.
An lr,shinan who save his name as Cunning
ham 6ut Who has also been known as dalton
Who who " detained for IL had
Gently come from America and. being unable
In visiting the Tower. he was taken into Gus
tody and conveyed,,o the coils at Whitechapel.
long c2nieIonee Was hold this evening at
Harcourt and the principal experts Of the Po-
ico Dephrtment, but no additional arrests
The city is IN u frenzled stato Of excitement
The whole OF the police force is on duty. and
the troops in and around the city are under
arms. Police patrols are stationed everywhere
Of polics has been drawn around every PUBLIC
DuiioinE. Chief Superintendent Williamson OF
| Scotland Yard has personally inspected the
| scenes Of the explosions. AS have also 1nspec-
tors Livihgstons and Kelly.
Tue Queen has telexraphed for particulars
| Of the eAplosions TO Sir William HarcOurt.
All the persohs who woie arrested durin the
afternoon ON suspicion wore roienBed this even
inK, there bsnx no facts against them sufii-
cisnt to warrant keeping them In custody.
| are incapable Of even forming a theory. and
appear TO be dazed at their own in, ilicIsncy TO
prevent such outraHe5 or u discover their per-
petrHtOrs when they have been committed.
Popular Indignation ran high and the
clsmOr Of tho crowd for soino ono upon whom
to wreak vengeance WAS 30 insatiate that the
persons arrested ON suspicion narrowly es-
capped iynching when they were set al liberty
Wherever mon conSresato, ut the clubs, the
| coffee houses. the hotels. on tho street al
home. everywhere. the one topic Of conversa-
| ton trroughOut LonIon. throughout the
! United Kingdom. this evening has been this
| last instance ot tho dynHmiters' activity.
SENSATION IN PARIS.
PARIS. Jan. 24.-Tne news OF the dynamite
explosions in London has caused an enormous
| sensation. especially among the English and
American So, 'urnrrs In this city. The English
embassy has been besi"ged throughout the
evening by anxious inquiries Hftor tho latest
details. Inc news dispatches from London
arc posted in tho main rtce ton room AS fast
| as received. and the bulletin boards are con-
sthntly surrounded. Lord Lyons could not DO
s"en tn evening" but. as TAR as could be learned
from the attaches Ol the legation there is no
suspicion that tho Fcnians in Paris. OF whom
James Stephens IN tho leader. were connected
with tho plot. and no special Investigation has
been ordered in this city.
BRUSSELS. Jan 1915 A. M-Tho T,ldipe,sdd,ce
Brig", in commenting upon the latest dyna-
mite explosions in London. SAYS: "Outr;lgea
| among holiday makers cam have any pott-
| cal meaning. and these were undoubtedly
plotted in America with view of stim Hating
contributions to the so-caed diminishing
fund. The remedy is in the hands Of Americas
lawmakers and magistrates"