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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 98, 28 March 1885, Page 4

,)v the police .as 'C.'niVninghnm, «.li-ts j Dal ton, • It ■■■<* Gilbert, was arrested | lit thc'ToNvtii- on : i-lie 24th, suspected .; pf-being'cdiitcvncd iiytlie ' outrages. ' l.lji is an'lrfsh-Amcricu'r, ahoiit 25. It is reported' that! lib has made' an important 'revelation, m consequence of which all the trains leaving London for seaport towns were accompanied by 'detectives. It is the general opinion that an infernal machine Vas used, and that a woman -took the dynamite ■. into Westminster Hall tinder her cbak. Anxious search w ; as then, made (for this parly, but without etiect so far. ' MivLabouchere said ;in Iwitjt on January 28 :,: "'The' name of the man/at; the bottom of the ■dynamite:' (^utrages.is How: I know is no matter, but I know." i It-is: gi'allually being- conceded tiliat ( rpono tan Kossa is not the a'utiiorof this mischief 'so much as 4 secret 1 confederacy of Ivi'slimen at ipafrsj and that'a'U nefarious 'jobs are put t: up'l\y "'ilhcin. 1 .'A' strong antifrish feeling has been developed m X>ondon, especially ;in the eastern* part, where Irishmen have, been' attacked .while walking- ai,o,ng. -the* sjtrcct and . severely beaten. „ i>j early . 4000 aye- pout, of employment on account, of this .feeling: ..•..-.; ; .; James J. Cunningham and Harry $urton were charged at Bow Street tfith causing.- the ; explosion. The rjoom was crowded with, spectators, liut no uinisual demonstration tfas made. Harry Burton ■ declined the services offcounseL and; stud he \Vould d^end^himself. t Mr Poland c-pened-the-'cWe M 'tflfe l crown. l He Withdrew the, cha,f°;"e~of , con^pirac.^ and !submrtteci'!th-a^ oifwljigfi treasonfel.ony againsL^otli'prisonersjojntly. r .|?he / ev;i(lence was not, .as' direct.. or qs posiifv'e as theau'tiho'rities" expected, and the .prisoners were remanded till Mondaj.. Qunninghani js a dock labourer, qf^d.'l^u^tqri a-carpen-ter,, ancl, tl]c , .fact "was , cuii'io^is that Both had been ab.lje,ta,rn}^p; frequent tlrips between England and America,,-, qnd, accovdnig^ito j^lr.^plar^^.tjiese? Vi^rtsjconcljudqd at, the ', time' of. the" oxpl6sions at Carltoii (jijih.an^; elsewhere. 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