The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
TIE TERROR or DYNAMITE FIENDS
AGAIN INYADES LONDON

THE TERROR or DYNAMITE FIENDS
AGAIN INYADES LONDON
Kindred. OF Detectives Guardiug All the
Public Buildings-AIrs. NM brick's Physi.
c,nns say she Is Not Seriously ni-Pros-
pects of the Monetary Conference Not
Very BrIght-A Royal Heart on tho Auc.
ton Block Prorcssionai Beggnrs Now
Have n Newspaper Observation-Disclosures
Hasa Plan for Reducing Zig Fortunes
Pnderew.ki Loses His Wonderful Head
OF Hnir-Princess May and u Cruel Coster.
LoxpoS. Dec. l0.-Now It ia London's turn
to be put under tho terror OF dynamite lends
Ar,san,i, plot Is on the eve OF execution. and
the utmost energies OF the Government are be-
ippe1crtcd to avert the catastrophe The po-
Nce know that the Anarchists have planned q
fright. u! rever ge for the oxtradition OF their
.omrade Francois. but thoy do not know just
whore the blow Is to fall. Tho result ia that
We,tninster. Downing street. tho Law Courts.
and other public buildings are guarded day
and night by an army Of detectives. The OK
plosion was expected to take place last night
Three hundred men from Scotland Yard
guarded tho Parliament building alone. de-
teciys stood in front OF every door. every win
dow. and ut every corner and angle. The resi-
dences OF tho detectives who arrested Fran
co.'s. tho magistrates who heard his case. and
the court and jnil where he was confined were
similarly protected.
The fact that nothing happened does not
prove tho alarm to be baselsss. Tho system
OF spying upon tho enemies Of society in Eng
land and France is very complete. Tho In
formation which tho agents OF Scotland Yard
gained few days ago among tho Anarchists
10 said to be very authentic. The plotters had
then an ample supply OF dynamite and nitro
glyccrine. They lacked only reliable detona-
tor or exploding apparatus This their con-
frnrss In Paris agreed to supply. Tho strictest
watch has been maintained svor since at
Dover Folkestons. and other Channel ports to
dotsct tho device In transit II possible. 1t has
hot been discovered, and the detectives are
presumably ignorant whether It has yet been
delivered.
Several Anarchists In London are under
suspicion but as the location OF the incrimi-
hating explosives Is unknown no arrests have
yet been made As soon as ths investigation
has progressed a step further It Is Rad to be
the plan to throw out drag net suddenly and
arrest many suspected dynamiters in London.
Meantime the policy OF maintaining a special
guard Of Government buildings will DO con-
tnued.
Ills louTueu tO-ulSut tHdS LILO pOllCo uhu0
one attempt this week to capture the conspir-
stors red handed. They surrounded house
In Fitzroy square one night. searched It from
cellar to garrett without finding explosives.
and arrested two we'll known French Anar-
chists who were set at liberty few hours
later This Is not an unusual proceeding by
the secret service division Of Scotland Yard
but It is seldom that the fact reaches public
knowledge. 1t Is announ ced this evening that
the Anarchist meeting In Trafalgar square
abandoned two weeks ago will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
hit was true that Mrs. Maybrick was hope
lessly Ill. she would be released at once by the
Home Secretary. 1t Is the custom to grant re-
lease In ali cases to dying prisoners II their
friends are DESTROYS to receive and care for
them. 1t is impossible to reconcile tho state.
ments made about Mrs. Maybrick's illness.
There Is no reason to doubt the sincerity OF
the representations made by her mother. the
Baroness do Roauea. Certain 1t is that Mrs.
Maybrick who has long been In tho hospital.
was SO low on Monday last that the Governor
Of tho prison sent for her mother to hasten to
her bedside. In a letter received by The Sun
correspondent to- day from the Baroness she
gives the following interesting particulars
about her daughters case:
81 have no news since yesterday, when my
daughter was worse having had a bad night.
and tein: incapable Of retaining food. Any
recurrence OF hem orrhage or faintinG 1T will
prove fatal. She appears to be sinking. That
hstle was prolonged on Monday is entirely
dusto the prompt action and untiring atten-
ton OF Drs Byrnes and Wynant Tho Gov
srnor though restricted In his liberty OF re-
pon to me by the rules. has said he never saw
any ono SO near death and rally. When he
hunanely telegraphed for mo he did not ex-
bect me to lnd her alive. although was here
In eight hours. The first words my daughter
said in n whisper OF weakness. on my arrival
were that owed her life to the heroic efforts
cfth"se two physicians and the continued care
OF her. Since she did not expect to sec II. Q
again. she had made all her last wishes
known. had received tho last sacram ent Of the
Church. and on oath had declared her inno-
eencs OF act, attempt or intent against her
husband. As my only son at exactly her age
died OF rapid consumption. taken in Decem-
Der. and oied In March with Just her symp-
toms. and as was privileged to nurse him,
Know tho disease. and have no hope OF my
oaNghters recovery. 1t is too late. She has
been having hemorrhagcs from the lungs for
come months. and knowing her brothers fate
she pe'ltloned Mr. Asquith for release before
quo became incurabe, ! am sure had the
!a'ho'ogy and the family history been known,
'he authorities would have understood differ
emily.
desire the one comfort OF hove to be OK
tended to her. Unless she can raIlv now with
inc nope OF at least dying outside ths prison
81" IN my care do not think she will sur
'Ne chtlstmas' have seen her only for a
~" minutes at q time. and 1t Is by an unu-
sual privilege from the humane Governor that
a'n permitted to do even this. and I am as
near her as can 10 outside. to be within cali
her." A VASES
mo omclal report about the prisoner Is very
unereht The Baroness called tho Home Sec
...ry' attention to the mattor Immediately
s'er leaving her daughters bedside on Mon
1S' Mr. A5du!th referred the matter to
Mo medical authorities OF tho prison.
d tae!F report was received at the Home
vn'ee Today. They say that Mrs. May
.h sN 10 not seriously H. MIR. Asquith