Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-09


order to retain her silence. Copie
Of this pamphlet are said to hav
been forwarded to the Princess q
Wales, to Lord Salisbury, to Tia
Prince Of Wales aud to other prince
Of the royal family. Il is adde'
that the Princess Of w lies Is iudig
nant at the whole affair, and tina
she has caused Lady Beresford TO b.
Informed that she will uo longer b
received at Marlborough house
Lord Charles BeresfOrd Is alleged 3,
have been very angry when thes'
facts were comn1nical, to him
He is supposed to have had then
telegraphed 10 bin at Salonica
where he was with bis ship, the
Undaunted, one of the armored
vessels OF the Mediterranean squad
rod. Lord Charles, upon receipt oi
the news referred to, is said to have
obtained leave Of absence, and to
have hurried home TO London. Up
on bis arrival in this city, Lord
Charles, according to the story, had
a stormy Interview with Lord Sails
bury, aud threatened that unless
his wife was restored TO favor at
Marlborough house he would reveal
all he knew about the affair and
create a scandal Of an extent un-
known since the time of George ~
At first Lord Salisbury appears
TO have refused TO have anything to
do with the matter, but finally,
according TO the story, he con
sented 10 act as mediator between
the Bersefords and the Prince of
Wales. Lord Salisbury, IT would
seem, did not consent to adopt this
course until Lord Beresford had
threatened TO sue Lady Brooke for
slander. The Prince of Wales, the
story has It, was visiting Luton
when he received copy Of the
mysterious pamphlet. The prince
Is said to have sent for Lord Beres.
ford, who is an old, intimate friend
of the heir apparent. When the
two met there Is said to have been
some round cursing INDUCED ia,
but their quarrel was apparently
soon patched up, Lord Beresford, It
is alleged, agreeing to shift the
blame upon Mre. Grard Paget, his
wife's sister, who, the story says,
had access TO the letters published
in the pamphlet, and betrayed the
confidence placed in her. All the
pamphlets are said to have been
called In, with the exception Of one
which came into the possession of
Miss Yznaga, sister of the Duchess
OF Manchester, formerly Miss
w aga Del Vale Of New York.
This typewriter copy is said TO
have been retained aud sent to the
United States finally. The parte-
interested are said TO be moving
"heaven and earth" TO suppress the
whole matter, aud the friends Of
Sir william Gordon.Cumming are,
IL Is also state !, are not at all dis
pleased with the revelations the
pamph ct Is supp Dsed TO have made.
IMPORTANT CAPTURES.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Scotland Yard
received warning several months
ago o. the existence Of an anarchist
plot with lamliicAtions In the
United States and on the continent.
Inspector Melville was given charge
OF the matter, with large number
of detectives to assist him. A close |
watch was kept on the suspicious
foreigners in London and other
parts of the country. Melville him
self went to Wallsall, near Blrmlng-
ham, to watch a so.called socialist
club, whose doctrines wero 80 sub
versive OF all authority as to excite
surprise among even the radicals of
that radical town. The inspectors
became convinced that the members
of the club We're plotting mischief,
and that bombs were being pre-.
pared for use against the authorities
on the continent, and perhaps also
In America and England. Melville
and his assistants ascertnined that
ofthe bombs was carried
on by members of the club In con.
nectlon with an anarchist named
Deakln, who appears to have been
the leader Of The business. Drakiu
arrived IN London yesterday. aud
was brought up In u magistrates
court ana secretly arraigned aud
Inspector Melville then
FASTENED 10 complete the work by
lrrestlng the others before They
could take the alarm. Last night :
le descended on the club at Wallsall !
lnd took into custody Victor Calls, 4,
,lerki Frederick Charles, mulder,
lnd the wife of Calls, on the n
,harge OF consplrlng with Deakin :
o make bombs for the purpose OF n
outrage. Charles had revolver on ,
ais person when arrested, aud would
probably have used it but Tor The 4
iuddenness with which he VAS .
aiken into custody. Az the homes n
" the prisoners important docu- !,
nents were found showing the eN. a
ent aud obiects of the conspiracy,
md also half-lnlshed bombs with
destructive explosives, The police
re retioent, but Il has leaked out c
hat they are In possession Of start. II
Ing facts Ia regard 10 these men. II
raat Deakin was the agent Of an, n