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investigations. 40 We are told Until then there |
10 no need to say moro here than that the 20
lice story lacks symmetry. and that II requires
no strain upon the Imagination to trace tho
rascally but masterful hand Of Red Jim Mo-
Dermott in the plot
At the moment OF cabling this THE SuN re-
porter learns that the man Deakin. who was
arrested in London. has greatly disappointed
the Scotland Yard people. The mysterious
fluid which he carried In small bottle within
O. gar box proves to be ohloroform. As Deakin
DEF lared It was This necessitated q new
theory. and one has been promptly furnished
to nt the case. The police allege that the An
archists have lately been discussing
at their meetings tho doctrine OF "in-
dividual appropriation" which IL said
to mean iustiaabie stealing. Therefore.
Deakin meant to stupefy somebody
with ohloroform and then rob them. The
theory. although comforting to the police
mind. will not bear magisterial investigation.
and 1t has been decided to take Deakin to Wal
sail and charge him with completely In the
dynamite plot there. The bomb said to have
been found in the house OF one OF the prts-
oners Is Of the size and shape Of q large pear.
comfortably portable. and. according to the OIL
cial experts. powerful enough II filled with
dynamite to kill q dozen people.
Vol. HOWArQ NlDCeuC opens iNtE u ~" oouA.
paign at Sheffield tonight on behalf OF the
United Empire Trade League He will speak
at Sheffield every night for week. and then
20 on to Birmingham. Wolverhampton. Not
tinsham. Manchester. and other trade centres
He will preach protecttolist doctrine. and AZ
those places he will have sympathetic au-
diences: but England will cling to FREQ
trade long after she has let ireland
60. though the Tories have an affection for
retaliatory tariffs. The workingmen who
would be the first to suffer from the general
increase Of prices would turn and rend the
governing powers II any such startling change
were brought about. Lord Salisbury Is wise
enough to know this. though It suits him to
allow Vincent to tell the working classes what
misery and slavery John Bright and Richard
Golden brought upon their heads
Baron Hirsch has acquired the Bath House.
Plccadilly. one OF the finest OF the old London
houses. The benefactor OF his race moves
into this palace in March next There was
much bargaining about the purchase. In which
the Baron's hereditary instincts shone con-
| spicuously. The house stands at the corner
Of Bolton street. and was built BY the first
Lord Ashburton. One OF the features Of the
| mansion is the central hall. which rises to the
roof OF the building.
The Berlin Ere.lz Zeihtno this week offers an
explanation OF the m mysterious catastrophe at
Borki In October. 1888. BY which the Gar and
his family came near losing their lives
through what was supposed to be the effects
Of an explosion under the railroad train on
which they were travelling. 1t will be remem-
bered that deep and wide hole was found on
| the railroad track where the explosion oc-
Cured. though how any explosives could have
been placed on the line. which was carefully
guarded. has remained q mystery. The kre,z
~ ~
Gen. Seliverstof. who was murdered In Paris
BY Padlewsky were found. besides the photo
graphs OF well-known Nihilists. those OF per-
sons who were quite unknown to the Russian
detectives. As Gen. Siliverstof had been in
trusted with tho surveillance Of the Russian
Nihilists, the Russian police endeavored to
find out who these unknown photographs
represented. They were unsuccessful how.
ever unit. tire Germaa police handed over to
the Russian authorities man suspected OF be-
ing concerned in Nihilist plots who. It ap.
peared. had been a kitchen boy on tn imperial
train. and was believed to have been killed
He made the following confession:
he had placed in the compartment next K
tho dining saloon Of the imperial train what
was ostensibly clock In the shape Of . sugar
loaf ami lying horizontally. This was the ma
chine which caused the explosion. As the
sugar loaf moved backward and forward with
the movements Of the train, however, the mar
feared that it might 60 OF too soon. and there
fore placed the clock in an upright position
This done. he fed out OF tho train and go
safely across the frontier. where he Learned
that the catastrophe had failed to achieve tn,
object OF its promoters. This failure coult
only be explained by the machine standing IL
an upright position. as had it exploded Will,
lying horizontally it would have destroyed
everything near its own level and none Of thu
imperial family would have escaped. As
was. it exploded in downward direction. ant
that accounts for the deep hole In the railwa
track. which was supposed to have beel
caused by buried explosive.
There seems to be little doubt that Guy D
Maupassant is hopelessly insane. although
DR.. Blanche. the noted specialist In lunacy. II
whose private asylum the demented novels
is. says that there is q possibilit
OF his ultimate recovery. De Maupas
SAINT. who only yesterday became calr
} after his attempt to commit suicide
at Cannes on the previous Saturday. has lon
INDUCED himself in morphine and hashis
eating and recently has taken to tho con
sumption Of large quantities Of ether. Asid
from the terrible effects OF these drugs on hi
: brain there Is hereditary influence to be take
into account, his father having died In an in
sane asylum and his mother. who still livei
! not being in her right mind 1t was foun
, necessary to bring Do Msupassant In
strait-waistcoat from Cannes to Paril
and upon his being set free from
, In Dr. Blanche's hospital he mad
( a violent assault upon the attendant
and it required seven men to restrain hin
; Yesterday. however. he became calm. and wa
induced to eat Cannes newspaper gives tn
! following particulars OF the suicidal attemp,
"At IN o'clock on SATURDAY. eyenin1 he Sc