New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE LONDON EXPLOSIONS
rx.u,N,SG THE DEBRIS AT THE TOWER
rNyEsTioATioNs OF COLONEL MAJENpi"
INGs CAREFULLY WATCHED.

rNyEsTiGArioNs OF COLONEL MA'END
INGs CAREFULLY WATCHED. ,;o
rro~, Ion OF In some respects tne pan'
,,roa,oea hv saturday's explosions has reahS IN
craasea Fears were entertained yestei""' .I
tbo dvnamiteur, ,neditated an attack uPon 'n
National arsenals and naval stations anu my
'A.'' .,.oed upder special watch. At Chatham
,.ak,ord the police were kept afoat the ehtne
.';rht To dav instructions issued to put stop
to all ingress at the Tower. the House Oh 0ohioh'
and Westminster Hall. Even members ana reoiS
were refused admission. The entrance TO the fa'co
ward has been closed and all the pnpic doors VI 'n
Parliament Buildings have been LOCKED anu pa,iou
and barricade has been thrown across the nan av
~ ,o, of tbe staircase The injured all reported
to be improving.
Colonel Maendie is proceeding with his examinar
tion of the Banqueting Hall and Council Chamber
in the White Tower. So far he has found wlthh the
building no trace of an internal machine or OF wrap
n;ps snch as have been found heretofore among the
debris left by explosions produced by mechanically
operated explosives Colonel Majendie and his col
leagues are unanmOusn the conclusion that 'hc
structural damage 70 both the House OF commons
and Westminster Hall is only slight. The cost OF re
storing the stained window in the South Hail Is es-
timated at So 600. The force of police IN all Tue
London prisons has been doubled. Parliament VIII
police force ,.
The work of removing the debris in the White
Tower was completed this afternoon. The hole made
in the floor where the dynamite exploded Is ten leet
long by veifee wide The masonry fthe building IS
found to be ra,tcalIy unnjured, but much Oh the
solid oak woodwork is torn or split Inc eiectrlc
light apparatus at the tower is in good working
order Good photographs of the ruins were secured
ut various stages of the clearing away OF the
tlaD Drin aofW
wedding cake and the artistic arrangement OF
swords bayoneus pistols, ETC.. liked with screws 10
the ceiling of the Council Chamber ana Weigal9g
tbree-unarters of ton not injured lt Is est-
mated that f3 600 will cover the cost OF the repair
of the whole of the damage at the Tower lnclujlne
the replacing of the rites Inc worhen nf M ;ninred
umbrella and dress belonging 10 on0 u 'n0
visitors. ., ao.oo
tves have been placed on guard al buckingham
In consequence of the receipt OF threats TO blow
mp the General Post Office the Goyernnent nave
ordered special precautions TO be taken Ior the pro-
lection Of that building
Solicitor Quliam, OF Liverpool, has been engaged
20 Sas been Daeed az the Solicitors disposal The
police are convinced that the arrest OF cunningham
was important capture and they are certain that
he took an active part i'll causing the explosion az
the Tower IL II now ascertaned that very few OF
the rifles in the Tower were rendered useless, the
damage being largely confined to the wooden
stO, ks.
The police have prohibited persons from lettering
in the outer courts of Guildhall which nave usually
been public l0uDgng places.
COMMENTS IN ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
WHAT THE FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS SAY OF THE EX-
PLosIoNs
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The Times continues ITS on
slaught on Mr.. Parnel with a singing article in
which il says that Mr.. Parnell's studied silence re-
garding the dynamite outrages calls TO mind his
attempt to ignore Mr.. Forster's indictment of the
Parnellites as moral accomplices of the PhepiX
Park assassins The Times assures the Irish agita
tors that their present policy of murder and silence
will not pay. They Will never succeed III coercing
the House of Commons into accepting naked Ievo-
luton by means of spoliation.
The Daily NeGs thinks that it is almost an insult
to ask Englishmen to keep their heads In the face
of such outrages those of last Saturday, but
fears that the worst has not yet come; IL predicts
that the next effart OF the towards VIII be an
attack upon soms infant school"
The Standard ths morning has two editorial ar
tices. la the leading article II says: England
asks no favor FROM the United states Government.
We snly ask our brothers on the other side OF the
Atlantic to do wnat they teal to he right. We wish
for other measure OF repression or punishment |
that would be Incompatible with social Freedom
The other editorial appeals to the people of Great
Britain not to wreak ind scriminate vengeance on |
the Irish who must, as race, be guiitess OF TINS
cowardy crise.
the hope that the authors of the explosions IN Lon
don may share the fate OF the Ph9nix Park muir |
derers
The Vossische Zeitung SAYS that Parliament was
not sitting and no member of the cabinet or royal
family was in any way affected by the explosions
and the conclusion remains that the sole purpose
of the outrages TO stimulate the contributions
of the dupes of the dynamite leaders.
WHERE THE DYNAMlTEURS WORKED
TIE PERPETRATORS OF THE oUTRAGEs SAID TO