Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-14
DYNAMITE PLOT DISCOVERED
London Police Believe That a Wide
Spread Dynamite Conspiracy Has
Been Nipped in the Bud.
NOTABLE ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE
Little Change is Reported in the Pol
itical Situation at the Turkish Cap
iral-Much Depends on Gar
England Afraid to Act Alone.

Copyright 1895 by Associated Press.
London, Sept, 14.-It is generally be
lievsd here that the police, by the ar
rests of Edward Bell, at Glasgow on Sat
urday, j. Wallace and John F. Kearnsy
at Rotterdam, and P. J. P. lyman (No. 4
at Boulogne-sur Mer, France, have nipped
a widespread dynamite plot in the bud
At Rotterdam the police captured g
number of internal machines and cores
pondence which may result in further ar
rests.
Bell WAS arraigned in the central DO
lice court and remanded until Wednesday
next. He is about 20 years of age, OF
medium build, clean shaved and sallow
complexion. He was dressed as an Amerl-
can gentleman. The only information he
vouchsafed was that he was not British
subject.
A dispatch from Boulogne- Mer
says that lyman was arraigned there this
morning. He admitted his identity. He
was remanded to Jail, awaiting the arrival
from London of the documents necessary
to bring about his extradition.
REALIZES HIS DANGER.
lyman told his captors that he knew
that capital punishment awaited him, if
he was handed over to representatives of
the British government lyman, during
his continental tour, passed himself off as
royal courier and claimed that Bell was
travelling with him as his secretary.
lyman asserted that they were en- route
to Copenhagen with an autograph letter
from Queen Victoria. Tynan's disguise
was almost complete. He had shaved off
his beard and otherwise changed his ap-
pearance. He was almost constantly
drunk.
The Scotland yard officials this after
noon said that the authorities had for
many months been aware that number
of the most restless and desperate dyna-
mitists were contemplating raid on
English centers, particularly London,
therefore the vigilance was redoubled in
Great Britain and America.
From information in possession of the
police there is strong suspicion that the
conspirators we're planning an outbreak
to occur while the czar and czarina visited
the queen at Balmoral.
A dispatch from Antwerp states that
two Irish Fenians, said to be naturalized
American citizens, arrived there three
weeks ago and rented house in the
suburbs of Beechum. On Saturday the
house was surrounded by Belgium police,
but the occupants we're gone.
PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE EXPLOSIVES.
A laboratory, however, was discovered
fully fitted with appliances and materials
for the manufacture of bombs and explo-
sives.
The Scotland yard authorities believes
that the men referred to in the Antwerp
dispatch are the two persons arrested at
Rotterdam.
Incidentally it is now alleged that the
men arrested at Rotterdam are Kearney
and Haines, not Wallace.
London.-Tynan, the notorious No.
!, has been arrested in Boulogne,
France, on warrant issued in 1882,
which charges that he was concerned in
the murders of Lord Frederick Cavendish,
chief secretary, and Mr.. Burke, under
secretary, in Phoenix Park, Dublin, on
May 6, 1882, and with the manufacture of
dynamite bombs for use in England.