New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-10
STABBED IN ROSSA'S OFFICE
Continued from First Pag
mine ITSELF and is demolished in the disaster which
has caused"

WHY THE PLOT FAILED.
How. then. did the plan for blowing tho steamer
farer
That was soon explained 10 me by the hcar-broken
Kearney replied the captain. "You see. the Queen ar
rived at Liverpool n little before sun up. Instead OF
going to her dock she anchored in the Merscy and the
passengers all hustled deck and taken to shore
In tender, which came out to take them on when
kearney saw they were going to be taken on III tho
tender he tried to get down stairs but an officer pre-
vented him. and he hustled aboard the tender leav
Ing - pounds OF dynamite below in the held and carry
ing me machine which was to explode 1t away IN MS
What will be the result of leaving that dynamite in
the hold G Of the shipr asked. ,..,,.,
| blank said Kearney.
49, How long before it will begin to rotl
-. Probably about two weeks.
-" That will never do. said l.. by that time tho ship
| OF them our own countrymcn-mcn, women and chill
nIc cmd gong to gn wives husbands brothers or
~. IL cant be helped. said kearney. have done
1--WE must get the dynamite out Of the vessel
81 VIII go to Liverpool at once and under the pre- re
text that made the discovery by accident, tell the
You'll get a OF Kilmainham Jail, and trip to
botany Bay Tor your pains. said kearney.
| PHELANs VISIT TO THE QUEEN.
| Nevertheless" said Captain Phclan. 9" saw 1t wonld
| not do to blow mp boatload OF innocent women and
children. and resolved to risk all to save them
obtained q diagram from Kearney OF the exact place
where the dynamite slowed In tho ship, and SGT out
the Victoria Hotel and registered James Anderson.
went to an English Hotel and took every Precauon to
dock where the Queen lay and after satisfying the
Queen. and presenting him with shilling by way OF
souvenir, obtained admittanco. "
e" found tho Queen unloading and asked for the first
| officer iIe has gone up TO- London, said another
officer who appeared to be IN charge OF inc snip
Sc1r In nsIs to me
Informant said am the third officer ana IN charge OF
you on very delicate GRAND, overheard converse
ton In hotel In GLASGOW which satlsiied:me that there
hold Of your vessel do not want to zee the lives OF
innocent people sacrificed ant have from pure
Is and have 1t removed The officer looked at me with
queer. half suspicious, half amused expression
-" DO yon know where the dy Mantle Is placedF
:" had studied KeaIneys diagram until knew II by
heart and told him the situation OF the dynamite ex-
is forward. said 7, scwcd up in bag and lying
on hoard placed between two knees Of the vessel
Could you place your hands on 1T s.id tho onicer
Yes said l. confident that knew the exact place "a
given in Kearney's description
g Follow me- said the officer.
ave went below then below the main deck, AMI for
trunk forward OF the hatchway on the starboard side
There the two knees OF the vessel there was the
board living upon them reaching from one to the other
placed my hand upon IT, there wa. dynamite there
In the scIni-darkGcss I thought could discover an
face We found that dynamite fifteen minutes after We
landed, said the officer We had telegram from New
York saying 1t here, and describing the exact loca-
ton . -
- followed him, feeling decidedly cheap ana crest
fallen, back to tho deck You are an Ame'icanF he
asked
a" What Is your namer
." James Anderson.
Where are you stoPpingf
- NJ the Victoria .
lie seemed to half doubt me, but before le he said
information had been the rst to lead TO the discovery OF
that dynamite. the company would have given you a
reward OF ~ least $1,000
And knew. said the captain a. well as am stand
ng here that De dl not neglect ~ have detective iol-
f...r ms 4f 1agk yard
FOLLOWED n DETECTIVES.
-Th!s" said the ATTAIN conclusion, the ending
Of the attempt blow up the steamer Queen though
wa. made 1, , further the power and iar-rcachng
Influence Of the Englsh detective service. knew
h.d done nothing wrong AMI was determined TO stand
my ground had hardly returned TO the hotel and
gone To my room when two visitors were announced
thry prove DO Inspector Marsh and eadI Unstable
Murphy. Of Ireland"
The exchange ~ Irish wit and bottle OF something
stronger suggested boy Captain Pheian, which often
serves inspire the captain followed the two dlsn-
closely but he stuck 10 s story The two parties were
upon the be, Of terms, and the officers Object Was APP
paronuy 10 wheedlo and coax and 10 Eet MN Y" come
over 60 the side OF the Governments The questioning.
crosducsioning and tho various answers as related 10y
Captain Ihclan. made very amusing ana cAciihg ua-
oguc. The two worthy gentlemen finally lett aplhr-
emily on tho OF terms with Captain Phclan although
latter knew that lac was still under surveillance ana
conducted himself accoriingy. . ,r,.-
Tic next day another visitor was announced rus
person proved TO he no less personnge than MI Jenkn
son had charge OF the criminal Prosecution to Ire
why they did not arrest mo at once on suspicion"
said the captain. bothered me ut hr- but Ioon saw
they wanted 10 work tho boys say. and knew
was watched. Every place went was shadowcd Mr..
Jenkln or introduced himself aud said II your naino
William Ander-' Yes said I. Oh come now, said
Mr.. Jcnkinson. in inslnnating tone. you know you
are Car tain Phrlan. from the United states
JrnknsOn then ondcayOrcd 10 get me TO disclose the
real object OF my mission. aud 10 who put the ny ma
mite on the Queen but stuck 10 my former story lilo
told me the names Of several pretended Irish patriots
ho were working for the Government, ana tried I" en-
lat me I'm the service lie said wOud be we'll paid. ana
none would Ia the wiser. now began To see now inc
Government obtained IL store Of Information We have
traitors Ia our midst How tho detectives learned that
the dynamite Ras board tho Queen could not con
lecture as Kearney knew ot tbe Tact except
D'DunOVan Rosa, keafney and myself III u probable
somebody got ON To kearney'u plans IN Newly Ork
Twas dnally permitted to leave Liverpool. when
arrived Ut Glasgow found that my va,ises had been
q, cned and searched. think that Detective Powers
ND hand this. and sent NY right name To lverI DOL
"Kearney had tO lay mighty low ana had trouble
10 get him out OF England | finally got hin to HUI
doIged everywhere by detectives We had several mar
row escapes Here continued To throw the detectives
on kearncy track by Disgusting self as kearney and
getting them on my own kearney escaI ed 70 France
and shortly aftcrward left for Rotterdam koaney u
now In New York CITY" ,,-
What was Koarneys object In attempting to blow ny
the steameri'
Just TO got mp some excitement and scare England
lttlc," was tho reply