New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-02
,NoruFR "ENORuOUS SCAND1Lp

There are grave reasons for fearing fresh
dynamite connection in the columns OF Inc
London Times. 1t is only few days since
that usually staid newspaper, for some lnscrut-
able reason, republished several columns of
grotesaue threats against England from The
obscure organs of the "dYnamltc faction i'll
this country, and proceeded to give Americans
q high. shouldeIed lecture for allowing such
sentiments to be published No cause for the
sudden outbreak was given. The dynamite
GENERATORS had beer unusually quiet. 1t was
supposed in this country that the English news
papers had at last discovered, what has always
been known here, that the dynamite faction
was composed entirely of harmless set OF par
ticularly lazy Irish patriots III search OF IA llv-
ing, who talked dynamite but spent all the
money they were able to raise for the purpose
of blowing up the British Empire i'll nourishlns
and sustaining themselves. Nobody III this
country believes that ODOnOyan Rosa OF
any other man OF his school has ever wasted
cent of money on dynamite or any other ex-
plosive. They need money too badly for that.
The beginning and end of their warfare on
England is buster II they can scare The
London Times and thereby deceive few more
Irish simpletons into belief that they are
terror to the whole British Empire, 80 much
the better for them. Contributions will pour
in much more freely.
4 fresh and rather ingenious attempt to pro-
duce such scare " was made public yester-
day. MIR. Patrick Grove, of Peoria, Illinois,
who rivals ODOnOvan Rossa as Il Self-cOn
fessed dynamite fend announced that Il dyna-
mite convention had been held recently in
Chicago and bloodcurdlng dynamite schemes
put on foot The convention WAS entirely
secret. but Mr.. Grove has published IL card,
signed With his own name, i'll which the object
of the meeting was divulged. According to
this card a dynamite school has been organized
L" ON the Hudson above New ork. owned and
Operated by Joint stock company with cap
"ital of 100000, divided into 10000 shares
"of So each" Professor Messerol Russian
chemist of very high standing" Is the super
irtcndent. In addition to the manufacture
of explosives, the chief purpose OF the school
is the training of young men In the science of
making explosives. The directors take in
students, teach them the wonders of the
science, and pay them 80 week while doing
it. Mr.. Grove remarks that the expenses OF "a
school conducted on this novel plan are paid
by the sales OF the explosives manufactured,
and says of the great demand for these there
can be no question, for we find the
United States Government employing this
"agency in the removal of the distractions
from New York harbor He'll Gate, and Adj
"miral Seymour is using it to blow up Egyp-
tian forts at Alexandria" At this point Mr..
Grove works in an intmation which we fear
will give The London Times a fresh attack of
Mysteries. "Ihere are" he says with true
dynamite fendishness, other hell gates and
hell holes, and forts in other countries to be
removed and blown up that are more injuri-
Gus than these mentioned Hence the wis
@dom of having a number of trained young
men to manufacture these dangerous materi-
"als." How many pupils there are in the
school now he neglects to state, although he
does not fail to add at the close of his card
that applications tor stock can be made to
the Undersigned"
We shall not be surprised if The London
Times rises in its majesty and demands of tho
American Government the immediate dsband-