Assassination With Dynamite

Detroit.Nov. 16.- Twomenwere frightCully and perhaps fatally injured, and one youiig woman vas slightly injured j by the explosión of a dynamite j tridge underahoiise on Michigan avenue west of the city limits. The explosión is believed to have been caused by an assassin. The injured are: Robert Ewers, an Englishman, badly injured about the face, eyes and skull, may die; Kank Conjo, a Pole, limbs badly lacerated and bad gash'in body over left kidney, recovery doubtiul; Josephine Conjo, Hank's daugrhter, cut over eye. One cf Conjo's sons charges that the deed was committed by a man named C. Rogolski. He is not yet arrested. Later. - Ti'iarolsUi was found by officers eaTlyyesterdaymomingii) bed at his home with lus clothea on. Hinco his arrest ho has told various conflictinsf stories. The only motive known for such n crime by the prisoner is the fact that Ewers, onu of the injured men, had euffed Mm during a sniall Iracas on eloction night. Both tho injured men nreduingfairly weiland both may recover.