The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-26

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 Unite "scares" in England, but now
 that 1t has been discovered that right
 in the heart of San Francisco dyna-
 mite fends were making preparations
 to destroy life and property, it does
 not seem quite so funny. For some
 time past the most infammatory kind
 of utterances have been indulged in by Dr. O'Donnell and his satellites, at their Sunday sand lot meeting. Much of this was known to be the idle vapor- ing of towards, but the extreme vehe- mence of some of these agitators, who had evidently European education on munic subjects, led the Police authori-
 ties to some vigilance in the shadowing of these cranks. As result, on Tues day, four of the conspirators were or
 rested in their den, and a considerable quantity of death-dealing explosives
 was found on the premises. The names of the parties arrested are
 Henry Weisman, Charles Mitteltoedt,
 Julius Casar Koosher and Oscar Eggers. The very names of the ar rested are suggestive of Nihilism and rapine. Not the least startling reva- lations in reconnection with the arrest
 of these conspirators was the finding in their possession document wherein
 twenty-two persons of prominence, mostly residents of San Francisco, were singled out to be made sort of sacri- ticial or blood atonement of, to whet the appetites of these champions of human rights for the feast of blood and carnage they were about to inau- gurate. At the head of the list stands the name of W. T. Coleman and at the bottom Dennis Kearney, Sand wiched In between these are twenty
 names, such as Governor Stoneman, Leland Stanford, Judges Hoffman, and Sawyer, Mayor Bartlett, together with others of marked prominence
 What good end was expected to be sub served by this slaughter of innoccnts,' 1t is difficult to imagine. But intelli- gent reason seems to be on part of the stock in trade of the class of malcon- tents to which these arrested parties belong. Wherever congregated, they will find ready pretext for resort to the cowardly use of explosives to ac- complish their diabolical ends. In San Francisco, the presence of the Chinese is pied as the justifying cause.
 But similar organizations, with like lawless and destructive tendencies, ex- ist in the principal cities of the East, where Chinese are so few as not to be taken into serious account. From
 this 1t IS app&rant that these dynmite
 organizations are not the outgrowth of local causes, but Is, rather, and in bred preversion of human nature akin
 to that monumania that impels some to commit arson for no other appa- rent motive than to see the heavens
 made lurid with the devouring flames. If these extremists ever had shadow of just grounds for resistance to or evasion of the edicts of there Euro pean rulers, 1t well becomes them to turn the weapons they used against tyranny upon the free and tolerant Government that has accorded to them safe asylum and complete equality be- fore the law. A month has hardly run its course since one of the arrested was clothed in the full habiliments of Ameracian citizenship by San Fran cisco court. Yet, the ink was hardly dry upon the naturalization papers be- fore he is found involved in plot subversive of the laws of the land, and which in full fruition would not only have trifed with the lives of valuable citizens, but struck down the Chief Executive of the Commonwhealth Men with such crude conceptions Of the duties and obligations incumbent upon them, under their newly chosen citizenship, are not very desirable &C., sessions to our population. The pro per place for such is behind dungeon bars.
 News from Walnut Creek, forty yo,lae uesk of P-aaaatt that Hsr=,ty-