The Irish standard., 1896-09-19
IN THE TOLLS
lyman, the Celebrated "No. IL and
Others Arrested,

Others Arrested.
A dispatch from Rou,ogne, France, OF
the 18th inst says:
lyman, the notorious ono. L." has been
arrested here on Scotland Yard warrnt,
which was issued in 1882 lyman arrived
in Europe by landing in Genoa in August.
He proceeded from there to Paris, where
he remained for some days consorting with
number of the members of the dynamite
faction of the Irish party. He had been
travelling under the name of George Cor
don, and other aliases when he arrived in
Boulogne on Friday evening he put up
at the Hotel Folkenstone where he did not
hesitate to expound his Fenian views in
the bar OF the hotel.
His movements had been watched from
the time he had arrived on the French
territory. The local commission Of police,
together with an English detective, burst
into his room at o'clock in the morning,
The detective held a loaded revolver to his
head and threatened to shoot him if he
resisted. lyman admitted his identity. IN
eliminating papers and large sum of
money were found in his possession. The
prisoner was lodged in cell in the Bou-
logne police station and will be arraigned
in the morning with view to his extra
dition to England.
The warrant on which the arrest is made
charges that the prisoner was concerned
in the murder of Lord Frederick Caven-
dish, chief secretary and Mr.. Burke,
undersecretary in Phoenix Park, adjoining
the vice-reval lodge in Dublin, on May g.,
1882, and with the manufacture of dyna-
mite bombs for use in England. Detective
Inspector Walsh has arrived here from
Scotland Yard to- conduct the case. He
said that there would be some connection
between Tynan's arrest and the arrest of
a man named Bell, yesterday, at Glasgow
and of J. F. Wallace al Rotterdam.
Another telegram Of the 18th from
London says:
A representative of the Associated Press
was informed today that none of the men
captured by the police on the charge of TAX
ing part in dynamite conspiracy, mas ap-
piled to the United States embassies for
protection, a step which might be expected
were they naturalized American citizens.
A dispatch received by the Associated
Press from Rotterdam today, says that
John F. Kearney alias j. Wallace and
Haines, the two men arrested there in pos
session of number of internal machines
and quantity of discriminating cores
pondence, refuse to answer the questions
put to them by the authorities Among
the articles found in the pockets of the
Rotterdam prisoners was bill from a
chemist at Antwerp for large quantities of
chemicals, and a letter, dated Boulogne-
Sur-Mer, Saturday, Sept. 18th, addressed
to u. Wallace in which occur the follow
ing passages: eff you dare not go to Scot
land, come to Boulogne where we can talk
the matter over. Cowardice cannot be
tolerated among our brothers."
Dispatches to the Associated Press from
Glasgow today say that the police of that
city have obtained additional evidence
against Edward Bell the man taken into
custody there, on the charge of being con-
cerned in the dynamite plot. The Exchange
Telegraph Company this afternoon an
nounces that Sir Matthew White Ridley,
the secretary of state for home affairs has
ordered the release of Joseph Bell, one of
the Carlisle dynamiters, from Portland
prison.
The Associated Press has received a dis
patch from Boulogne -Sur-Mer which says
lyman was taken before the public prose-
cutor there this morning and Intercepted
as to his antecedents and to, the murders
of Thomas Henry Burke and Lord Caven-
dish in Phoenix Park, Dublin in 1892. Ty-
nan denied that he took any actual part.
Subsequent. to the examination several
Scotland Yard men had an interview with
the public prosecutor, who; slgnihed to them
his approval of the active measures taken
by the English police to secure lyman and
his associates. He also assured them that
the French authorities would render them
every assistance to bring the culprits to
justice lyman has been allowed to see no
one nor was he allowed to consult or en-
.ploy counsel to appear at this examina-
ton. 81. i. ..s .F
E CHIEF Justice Martin tells the champion
in an interview that under no circum-
stances will he permit the use of his
name as candidate for district Judge IN