Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
DYNAMITE Troubles.

LONDON, March 5-Police surveillance
has been extended to Hamburg, Antwerp
Brest and Bordeaux. Registers of hotels
at Brussels, Paris and other centres have
been scanned by inspection authorities fol
dynamite works in France.
| A box containing galvanic battery and
a bottle filled with dark fluid, has been
| found in a railway station at Weston
Supermore, a watering place in Somerset.
| The box was ornamented with skulls and
cross bones. The galvanic battery was
wrapped in copy of the Bristol Journal.
The police are searching for dynamite in
all directions as it is believed that bags of
the explosive material have been deposited
in various quarters of the city.
A suspicious party, known to be an
American, has been noticed lingering in the
neighborhood of Windsor Castle.
The Clan ma Gael are expected on St.
Patricks day to substitute and transfer
dynamite, and some officials will be
killed
PARIS, March 5.-A dispatch to the
Morniaq Netcs from Havre says: There
are thirty Irish American Fenians here. A
dynamite factory between Amiens and
Boulogne is strictly watched.
.McDermott, who is in Paris, has offered to
give valuable information to the English
police He will do so at the risk OF his
lite, as the Clan ma Gael declare they Will
assassinate him. A special agent from
Dublin is aiding Inspector Moser.
VIENNA, March 5.-The police here have
discovered that the Anarchists possess a
large quantity of dynamite. Lectures
were given last autumn in the working
mems quarters on the best methods OF max
ing and storing the explosive. The police
made raid and discovered three labra-
tories for making explosives with large
quantities of dynamite The police are con-
vinced that other laboratories exist and the
has press therefore been forbidden to pub
lish anything regarding their movements.
A workman was recently caught trying to
smuggle small bombs from the suburbs
into Vienna. 1t is believed the police have
secured the services of an Anarchist in
former.
GENEVA, March ct is believed that
the police hold clews to an extensive con-
spiracy which would have sacrificed hun
dreds of lives.
LONDON, March Ga suspicious look
ing bag was found in the Chester railway
station.
PARIS. March 6.-The police possess
newspapers addressed to suspected dyna-
miters from America. 1t is supposed that
that the newspapers were used to convey
orders as they are all punctured. The po-
lice are turning their attention to BOr-
deaux.
BERLIN, March 6.-The Swiss police
- %aI CT
Kennel. They sent information to Vienna
which led to the seizure of kammerer and
other anarchists.
PARIS, March S.-The police are watch
ing the movements of eighty-three per-
sons in rance, suspected of belonging to
the dynamite party. O'Donovan Rossa's
son is here but there is no evidence that
he is connected with the dynamiters.
PEsTH, March S.-A dynamite plot was
discovered here. The police seized several
packages of explosives forwarded by the
anarchists through the Patrol Post.
PARIS, March 1O.-An advanced Irish
Nationalist has declared that the National
lists are annoyed, but in no wise discOur-
aged, at the failure of their dynamite at
tempts. He predicted long series of ex-
plosions in England in the immediate future.
Mechanism had been invented which rem
ders explosion certain, and Obviates the
use of clock works. Much vexatiOn is ex-
pressed that the Irish American waylaid
by four men early Saturday morning did
not prove to be the informer McDermOtt.
At a recent meeting of the Invincibles
here lots were drawn for men to accom-
plish the murder of McDermott, which re-
suited in the selection of the
four men. lyman, the supposed notorious
number one," has been written to, and he
is expected to arrive in Paris early In the
summer, when he will assume entire direc-
tion of operations.
LONDON, March 10.--O'Leary, the
Fenian, writes the Pal BAL Gazette that
the doings of the dynamiters is utterly
abhorrent to his nature.
Seventy picked detectives have been
collected in London and instructed in a
system of espionage in regard to dyna-
miters.
Manitoba Trouble.