New-York tribune., 1896-10-27

MET BY FAMILY, But BY NO IRISH Or
CARNATIONS
he Will. NOT TALK ABOUT HIS ERRAND ABROAD
BIT SAYS HE WILL ISSUE
STATEMENT SOON.

STATEMENT SOON.
Patrick Joseph Percy lyman. the alleged mo.
I" known in connection with tie Phoenix Park
MURDERS who was arrested in Boulogne-sur-
Mer. France, at the inst alton of English de-
tectives and subsequently released. arrived here
last evening on the North German Lloyd steam
ship Saae. 1t was a singular reception he re-
ceived at the steamships pier. His son, j.
Brandon lyman went down the Bay on the
revenue cutter Chandler TO meet his father.
while the rest of his family. consisting of wife
and seven children awaited his arrival at the
pier There was not an 1rishman present TO
welcome him back to his adopted country. The
many Hibernian societies of the c..y sent no
representatives. and lyman found only his Inn
mediate relatives ready to greet him.
No one has been able to find out Just what
Tynans mission to Europe this time wcs but an
incident occurred the steamer the course
Of the voyage which seems to give an inkling-
The Saale had been out threc days. and Tynans
identity had not been known. He spoke to few
passengers was reserved in his demeancr. and
spent most Of his time in pacing the decks ner-
yously At dinner on the third day out ne
was sitting next to j. w. Beales. the secretary
ard treasurer OF the American promoting anu
Trust COMPANY Of Boston Mr. Beaies Oil" not
Lno,v who the man was but tried to draw him
into conversation Tynan. however. had little
to COW Fi,allv Ar Beales blurted out: II say.
do Won know that we have got the great dyna-
n,iter aboard" Tynans face flushed lie
dropped his knife and fork. and. looking BeaieS
In the face angriy replied: Il kno or no nyha-
miter The only dynamter know is my friehd'
Lieutenant Zalinski. the dynamite gun manu-
facturer. have JUST peer over heic W '0S
him"
NOD m
mark at the ,irle but later asked for an ex-
change of cards as n matter Of courtesy. III!
rive min, when leave the ship" said lyman.
Who, Mr. Beale- learned the name Of his neigh
ho- he fels somewhat embarrassed. but talked
no more dynamite to him for the rest of the
VOYAGE lyman. when asked by reporter
about this conversation at the dinner-tabie. ad-
rnitted part of 1t true. but denied saying
that ne was In Europe TO see Zalinskl
"What would tho English have done with me
,od they rot me across that little channel"
be calculated in answer to the reporters query.
"Ua,;" he continued "it would not have been
ouas,,on of what they would do. but how they
would do it, Oh I'm glad I'm on free soh once
more"
Mr. Tvnan was arrested and charged with
being in n dynamite conspiracy against Eng
land and was accused OF manufacturing p"hi"S
for the purpose II was alleged OF blowing up Inv
Queen. the Prince OF Wales and Other members
of the royal family He was taken Ihto Gus
tody at I O'Clock in the morning.
THE French authorities" explained MT J.!
nan. were requested by the English spies To
n,ooo ma urder arrest The nature Of the
charge was not explained to them. and they be-
lievel / was wanted for crminai ore"ce'
When the true nature OF the charge became
of Police
ally to see me and made me as comfortable as
possible. and all possible privileges were al
lowed me- Every attendant In the prison
treated me with much consideration. also re-
ceivcd much kindness and attention from the
American Ambassador II France. Mr.. Eusts,
VINO acted with prOmptncss and saw TO u that
l. American citizen was not uhJuStS
treated During my thirty-three days OF IN
carccration. had no fault TO ma with my treat
"The English resorted to every means. fair
and foul. to ge, me in Their ciutches. Ihey
periured themselves; ana nad others sWrar war
French understood their game. The whole thing
was a stupid piece Of business. The Englsh
newspapers published the most outrageous lies
abouf me They msstatcd facts and contorted
things in a wild fashion. But ! notice from
recent copies II The London Times and The
London Daily Telegraph they are not doing 80
much lying now. 40 IN lact' they seem 10 De
entirely backing water
Ha would not say what his mission In Europe
declared mat II" HouIi ISSUE Il state
ment bout it in a day or two. He affirmed that
n had been successful beyond his Widest dreams.
III has been said that you believe in the use
Of dynamite. Is this true? the reporter asked
81 believe said Mir. lyman. In slow and
measured voice, in dynamite as George Wash
ington believed in gunpowdcr
"Do YOU know anything of Ivory. kearney or
Uancs who Scotland Yard says were mixed
up with you in the alleged conspiracy"
'"You must excuse me- replied lyman i
cannot talk about that now. VIII explain all
in my statement. -,..
Have you ever heard OF an nllegei dynamlt.
rJot having for its purpose he assassination OF
certain high Englis1 ofclals?"
"To I have not II il ali in the Imagination
Of certain misguided English spies. No one
wants to hurt the poo- old Queen that kno"
Of" e., , +,
Audubon Park.