Connecticut western news., 1896-09-17
THE DYNAMITE PLOT.
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN TAE AL
 leeEp CONSPIRACY.

LeeEp CONSPIRACY. e Tynsn Was His own Worst Enemy-rsrts
 Police Deny A.y riot Ar.is., th. cr.r,
 How the Irish Leader. View the Mat
 tsr-wh.s the Parts Police Think.
 LONDON, Sept io-More attention h being paid to the details of the alleged dy- namite conspiracy than any other subject. not excepting the situation in Turkey. |, ovorshadows every other subject, and those who do not participate in the horror pro fessed by the authorities over the disbol- teal details of the plot which they are claiming. with sensational imprcssivepcss. to have uneartbed, find sufficient enter tainment in the expressions of their skcp- ticism.
 A representative of the press has made some inquiries ct Scotland Yard as to the methods pursued In shadowing the plot tors and to how it happened that the authorities werc SO well informed of the plans of the plotters in advance. tt was stated there tlNt the work had been done in the United States by the Pinksrton agency, who had for years forwarded svary week the fullest reports of every meeting of any revolutionary body in the United States, particularly in Chicago and New York. The espionage maintained on gatherings in those two cities is remarks- bly, complete. There is full Ale in Soo1- land Yard of all resolutions, documents, etc, pertaining to the gatherings and full descriptions of the members and their ao- tions.
 Though the action of the police In thsa@ cases was proclpitated owing to the heavy drinking and foolish talking of Tynan, there has boon the greatest possible sctivi- ty on their part since in order to round up tho minor plotters who have been touched by Tynan and the othcrx It is for this reason that Chief Inspector Mel vile of Scotland Yard, who has been so prominent before in the pursuit of dyna. mite piotters, and Inspector Qwinn have gone to the continent and Inspector Nal lin, who Is the head of the political sco- tion of the Dublin police is on his way to London.
 Chief Inspector Melville will also dircos the search for bombs. of which the author ities allege numbers wore manufactured at Berohem, near Antwerp. None of thess has yet been discovered. however,. What th. P.r,s Police Thi.h. It Is . notable fact that the police su- thorities of Paris express great soorn for tho idea that thcre was any connection be- tween any plot that TypHn may have con oooted and an attempt upon the life of the ozar. Tho elaborate tale of oollusion be- tween the Fenians and the Continental anarchists and Russian nihilists is laughed at in Paris, although the authorities of Scotland Yard are using this story as much as they possibly oan in order to in- fiuenoe the Frenoh authorities Co surren- der Tynan. The suspicion is broadly hint ed that the story of Tynan bcins impiioat- cd In plot against the person of the czar | was oonoooted for no other purpose than to appeal to tho political sympathy of France toward Russia to effect a consent to the ertradition of Tynan.
 It is perfectly evident that Scotland Yard itsclf shares the French view of the alleged Fenian-n -nihilist combination, as there has been no change i'm the prcparn- tions already made to guard the ozar upon his forthcoming visit to London The preparations arc the same as tho~s usually made upon tho visit of any foreign soycr- eign to London.
 The Scotch police have boon re enforced by . squad of detectives from Scotland Yard to aid in tho investigation going on at Glasgow in connection with the arrest of Bell
 There is no stock taken at Scotland Yard in the idea that Tynan meant to blow up Marlborough House while the Prince of Wales and the crar were within.
 Orders werc given that Edward Bell should be oontinu nuously watched, ss it ia feared that his hard drinking will bring on an attack of dolirium tremena As an untried prisoner, having plenty of money. he Is allowed to ordor everything he de- sires except drinks Irish Leaders Muoh Concerned. The Irish leaders in London and Dublin regard the arrest of the alleged dynamite plotters with conformation A project has been on foot ever sinos the adjournment of parliament to obtain the release of all the Irish political prisopcrs-s project which was encouraged by the recent so- ton of the government in releasing from Portland prison Dr. Thomas Gallagher. Albert G. Whitehead. John Daly and Thomas Devany. It was intended to in- augurnte a great demonstration In behalf | of the prisoners and an agitation in the press, followed by herce attack In the house of commons In January. The dis closures in connection with the arrests are considered unfavorable to the success of this plan.
 In an interview the president of the | Amnesty association says; The arrests arc a matter of indifference to us except for their probable effect on tho Irish move ment. Tho followers of Tynan are the enemies of Ireland. and this association will not raiso penny for their defense. It cannot compromise itself by any oon- nection with them"
 The Dublin Independent says: "Tbe so called plot is more like plot against Ire land. The release of some of the Irish | political prisoners accused of dynamite | offenses had no sooner called forth some | protests In England than these sensa- tional arrests in connection with a new | plot are announced. We emphatioally pro test against tho deliberate effort being made to turn this plot against Ireland and | the unfortunates now in prison"
 A dispatch has been received from Bo1- loRne-sur- Mer which says that TNynAn was taken before tho public prosecutor there and was intorrogated as to his sntcccdsnts and as to tho murder of Thomas Hcnry Burke and Lord Frederick Cavendish in Phenix park, Dublin, In iss2. Tynsn. in reply. denied that he took any actual part In the murders
 Tynan has been allowed to sec no one. | nor was he allowed to consult or employ counsel to appear at this examination. Tynan has appealed Co United States Ambassador Euustls in Paris and also to President Cleveland, demanding she protection of the United States govern ment as an American citizen.
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 The Competitor C.s~s | LONDON, Sept le.-The Madrid oorrw- spondent of The Standard says; The newspapers here protest against the su- | .R~tN Aa AwWsA