Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-21
the Governmen. II every vulnerable
po!n.- to destroy TIE lives Of officials
most instrumental in opposing ireland.

tns GovernTnen. II every vulnerab.s
point, to destroy the lives Of officials
most instrumental in opposing ireland,
and s1ov the English generally, by de-
ssruction Of property snd public build.
ings, that il "a for thoir Interest to make
peace with Ireland on the best terms.
ana let her go az an Independents na-
tion. The dynamite p,rty, We are fur-
thsr informed. has perme ted the Ia I'd
league. aad been aided bs many on both
sides ths ocean who were msmbsr. o.
that body.
They. .have regular system OF cable
correspondence with fri-nd III ireland.
SO conducted thai tits impossible to find
them ont. The discovery by British de-
| tectives Of Internal machines sent over
last summer led 20 iniirec: comments.
amt lsi to radical change ia their
pans. A scheme was laid in tho west
to capture the Princess Lo1i-e, Who Was
expected 20 accompany the MARQUIS of
| Lorne Ou his reoen. tour To Manisoba.
The coaspirators formed u project If
sweeping dowu upon her and keeping her
| ~ hostage until Irish suspects should
be released; but "a the Princess did not
come ont to Canada, the plo. faiien.
Detectives had found ont and sent over
warning, and sh, prudently remained
| IN England. Last autnnn they planned
an expedition 10 Bermuda, and selected
men togo with a view OF Blowing up
| tho government. floating dock there. The
men arrived safely out, and were pro-
ceedin. with ca1sicus steps to execute
their mission when Bermuda authori-
ties, acting rs il ifsomebody had informed
them what was in the wind, the party
were Obliged 20 return to New York.
Agents OF the society next went to Cans
! d. TO visit Montresi and Quebec and
Halifax, aud finally Won: to ST. Johns,
| N. u. AZ Halifax wers war vessels. but
none Of them i'll position t. be wilmer
| able, and not one could he got to under
| take ths task. At st. Jobns they found
All old sloop-Of-war in charge Of q
watchman, ard it was determined 10
blos thia ~. They Wen: back To New
York to Set material, but dis:oYers d in
few days from some Developments
at st. Johns that the plot had leaked
ont, and this. too, was aband,ned.
| According to tia Times correspondent,
however, the society il peraeysring in
its scheme. Last winter they opened
dynamite school in this city. and got
man with Il Russian name TO deliver lee
turea and givs instructions upon ths
manufacture Of the cSpiosivsa This
schoo! was In Chambers street. bat
pupils were mostly brought over from
Ireland. The lectures wen. ou until il
became the subject Of remark from the
regularity Of attendance, whom another
place was got On the outskirts of Brook
Ign and instructions given at irregular
intervals 80 as to d;sarm suspicion. The
pupils were all bound by oaths to carry
out orders of::sheir masters, whom they
done: know and will never ace, il the
orders are communicated in certain
way indicating their authority.
The writer goes on in detail 81 de-
scribe the various pattern, Of internal
machines this school is nov turning out.
The equipment of these scholars, he
says, Is now the chief business of direc-
tors. 1t il also intimated tle murdsrers
Of Lord Cavendish and Burke are ex-
pected 10y the New York junts 20 spon
arrive here 10y way of France.
Inquiry here today reveals the fact
that tho instructor in dynamite with tine
II ,ssian name il Frof. NJ. Beioff, who
came here year ago. He il an able
chemist. DR.. Shine denies that he is
in any way concerned with the dynamite
business. Messrs. Spearman and Byrns,
who are referred to in the London
Times's letter, ars supposed to be George
Spearman. n shirtmaker doing business
on Third Avenue, and Edward Byrne,
Piumuof. Do'u ofo Wesa Auo"" i1ish-
men.
ODonuovan Rossa said 10 q World
reporter today OF tho London Times ar
ticle: "The greater part Of the story is
true. don't care to say what parts are
true and what parts false. We have a
chemical school in operation and our
pupils nre selected with care. Many Of
them come over from Ireland"