New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
COR TYNAN'S EXTRADlTION.
AWE 1T is BELIEVED WILL REFUSE
TO GIVE HIM UP.
AZ x-sYENEs DETECTIVE SAID TO HAVE
,cxEp THE "DYNAMlTERS EDWARD J.
~ BOW STREET COURT.

IVORY ACKNOWLEDGES HIS IDENTITY
~ BOW STREET COURT.
uson Sent 1.-THE authorities in Dublin
aronaring to attemft to secure the extradi-
o.. ., Tvnan for trial in that city for the part
~ T. alleged TO have taken in the Phoenix Park
murders ,,o,
r..no, has refused legal assistance. adding that
.olies upon the French Government for his
safety. ,,,.,
,.no.ch from Paris saying that the French Gov
..,ront does not wish TO return lyman to Eng
e. I'D that 1t will probably cause him TO be
',,oea IN a vessel bound for the United States
>, hos been learned that the vessel on which
-.or sailed from NewYork was bound Tor
,,..,,erranean ports. She touched al Gibraltar
80 lyman obtained special leave to visit part
Of the fortress ,,, .,,o. -,.,.,
"a notice spy and that he had relations with
...covernment at the time Lord Frederick Cav
,sh and Mr.. Burke were assassnated IN the
psrk.
:, having become known here through cable
,,ns,chcs that the New-YOrk police disaVowed
-, knowledge of the dynamite conspiracy haN-
honr started in New York. and denied that
.ho,, had given any information To the British
~. ,hat would have led to the arrest Of Ty
-, ard his fellow plotters. a representative or
.Sa United Associated Presses sought TO learn
- whore outside of their regular agents, the
Lilo here were kept so well informed of the
,.o,,sr,s of the conspirators in New-York
ro-aav he was informed by man. who knows
..n inside facts of the case. that the dongs in
Work Of the alleged "dynamiters" were
.o.o,es hv Charles HeidclberF an cx-member
:. ,hs staff Of Thomas Byrnes formerly
(-s,o@ n Police He was in Antwerp last
,rs.t presumably in connection with the con-
,,racv but came 10 England at the end OF the
week and on Saturday sailed for New-York. He
4. passenger on the American Line steamer
81, Louis.
FDVARD J. IVORY. or NETWORK.
rdward Bell or Ivory. the alleged "dynamit-
Or" who was arrested in Glasgow last SATURDAY
arrived in London at $40 o'clock this morning.
having been brought here in obedience to
reouisition from the Scotland Yard authorities.
He was in charge Of the officers sent from Scot
land Yard 10 bring him here.
Upon his arrival at the station he was put into
q carriage and driven at once to the Bow Street
Police Court There were few persons about the
station when the "dynamiter' arrived and
scarcely any Of these seemed to he aware If his
rresence The prisoner was not handcuffed He
maintained his sullen demeanor. scarcely MAX
ing reply to anything that said To him D.
the officers.
Upon reaching the Bow Street Police Court
the prisoner was at once arraigred before the
sitting magistrate. James Vaughan The entry
Nron the charge sheet of the police court in
his case was Edward Bell. alias Edward j.
Ivory an American citizen. Of No. oil Lexing
ton-ave New York accused of unlawfully and
maliciously conspiring with others to cause an
explosion within the United Kingdom to en-
danger and injure property: also % counseinng
and ahetting the commission q crime. Inc
courtroom was crowded with newspaper report
ers and many artists. who were present for the
purpose Of making sketches or the prisoner
crowded around the dock
MAGISTRATE Vaughn asked the prisoner his
real name. and the latter replied; Edward j.
Ivory"
Detective Flood then took the witness-stand
and testified that number Of documents ana
$50 in money had been found in the possession
Of the prisoner when ne arrested The
prisoner was remanded for q week
Halifax. y. s. Sept lit is believed here
that one or more Of the Irish lnvincibles, who
are charged with plotting to kill British royal
p.rsonages by use Of dynamite. passed through
this city on their way from the United States
10 England. Some months ago. II is said. in
quiriss by mysterious persons were made con-
corning the citadel and other fortifcations.
The men PROGRESSED to be merely sightseers.
Not much attention paid to them at the
time but now that the dynamite conspiracy has
been exposed il is considered probable that the
men in question were some of the plOtters, and
that they entertained designs against Imperial
Government property in this city. The author
tiles here will not say anything about the mat