New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
RONR EXPLOSION IN DUBLIN.
THE DETECTIVE OFFICE DAMAGED AND
CNE MAN KILLED.
RELIEF IN SOME QUARTERS THAT THE OUT
RAGE WAS COMMITTED IN REVENGE FOR
TIE REFU SAL TO RELEASE
pALY. TIE DYNAM1TER.

phIN. TIE DhNANlIEh'
Dubnn. Dec. 25.-hn Internal machine exploded at
II O'Clock last night outside bI the dcccuVc Once III
rrcbarre Court near tho City Hall, and not far from
nnIlip castle Detective >ynnott was Killed. Al
.horrb there, were not many people in the streets ut
that hour the report Of the explosion caused intense
excitement. linn, diatcly after the cXpo'lon some
hody ran through the city spreading the relort that
yohn Morley the Irish 80 rotary. was passing the once
st the time Of the explosion had been thrown TO the
rrouua and WAS suffering from conclusion of The Drah'
Several friends OF Mr. Morley came running to the
Office 10 Inquire after his Injuries.
The apartments in the Castle known as the Omei
secre,arys library. directly OVERLOOK hAon""N'
Cour the scene Of the explosion fNciahEe 'oui'
&c 2 cul de sac and the portion OF the Castle over
coknc the Court is the only part that conld De ap-
nroached by any one without passing the gates OF 'he
rost,o yard The gates always guarded by sen
,,scs and would 4. the event Of an explosion IN inc
ward be at ouCc closed. thus preventing ue escape
of any cuprit culprits. one OF syhho'ts hhstrS
wos found inside the Chicf secretary's library and
nortions If hs clothing found 100 wards distant
from The scene of the explosion The shp'A hi'u
ot NJ caparies in shop at tho corner of the court
II is believed in some quarters that the motive OF
.he cupri, or culprts revenge Tor ih' reported
refusal Of the Government 10 release the imprisoned
cynamitcr DAILY.
Detective Greene who passed the scene shortly he
toro the explosion says that he saw, lying on the
,oromept beneath the onico window what appeared to
H. brown parcel. with halfuSed cigar Nmoilierhs
beside it, but there nothing to excite hi> Su'-
ricioD. Many persons VINO were Wa'"liS III "'
streets in the ncghborhood sustained bruises from the
effects OF tic explosion and several suffered ron
Shock.
The report tLat the explosion was political
outrage is deprecated By the police The general
opinion is That the Tomb, or Internal machine was
placed by person with personal spite against the
detective force. Nj day people from all parts Of the
CITY and outlying villages have gathered IN crowds
near the place The walls of tie detective Office were
cracked by tie force of The explosion and all Of the
windows and window frames We're broken. At the
spot where the Internal machine exploded the flag
ens Of the courtyard up for several feet ana
great hole vas eNcavated In the earth. Apparently
synnott had kicked The machine away from The wall
Of the building, and this considerably lesaened the
damage 70 The siru ture All the rooms are SUe"h
with broken plaster and gias'.
When found, synnott lay pr0stIate. his face mangci
an arm and a leg ,ilaterc,4, severely wounded Oh
the chest. He was taken to the JcNi'st; H1,pn,n'
conscious 1or about t9enty minute; then died.
London, Dec: 25.-"The Morning Post" after eX.
Not in vain has Mr.. Morley sthven to unmuzzie
the agencies Of crime in Ireland. Where he Las gwen
an inch the recipients Of his misplaced cihency have
taken el The reeis OF the Gwecd,re mmdrr-
ers IS followed by an explosion equang In Sichcnin-
and nhuman character anything Iat Ia, preceded H.
We only say that it rests with Enrishnrn TO met
This deed Of wckednes, with language which shall
bring Nj. Morleys crnginc and crouching policy TO
speedy end -. ms A.,
Of the Dublin explosion probably privatr griIdg
II cannot denied however, that the secession OF the
Psrnellites has caused rccrudescencc OF criminal
elements which might have been eXtingpished alto
cether had the Irish party remained intact II Is
absurd 10 connect the outrage with The Daly matter
Mr.. Morley hes no power TO release Daily from an
English prison"
"The News publishes an interview with the Dub
lin Chief Of Police. Mall p. who thinks the explosion
the work Of the irresponsible gang 10 which sl1hd
lc attributed TIE Odif1-.N at "1hc Ndu .il ~ -
cflcc and at Dubia Castle year aeo. Probably ny
licking The explosive from the wall, Chief MI0n sud
Detective synnor saved the lives Of most OF ID" twenty
detectives Who ver' a-c'v In the oi'c". go
The Chronicle" SAYS The Dublin outrage VIII
not affect the lca situation. il should not cause
NJ Morley To drviJto hairs breadth from III, aP
pointed task. II j. almost certain th; the bI'"
cmanateS from 'he dyua itc party. which has never
ceased % resent Mr.. ptraeIs taking th" control Of
the mogemcut from them and tran fcrrn" II into
Constitutional Instead Of criminal eatTpjs''
The Times" says: This i'llib'" c:ir.r i a s'Th-
inG commen, upon NJ. Mo:lcv's la'D-t Of homage
IL lis masters. TIE outrage app,ars 90 hive boon de
methods I IL ma Ha"l mi r'>
tn" dad says fhe crime >hoiil6 serve 70
convince Mr. Molly Of 'h' ftIiv of he hops De-
Jas hr~od ur,n t.. Dncy of G. ncliatign. |; has
rather spoiled th' cfcci Of he l"v device Of allowing
lh" 'wccCDrc mndel"rs 10 return 70 their families for
Christmas