Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-15
OF PLOTS
The Dynamiters Refuse to Make ANY
Statement.
HOPING TO INFLUENCE THE CZAR
Developing the Russian Features
of the Case.
TYNAN'S BROTHER DOUBTS

MANS BROTHER DOUBTS
LONDON, September 15-A representa-
tive of the Associated Press was Informed
today that none Of the men captured by the
ponce on the charge of taking part in a
dynamite conspiracy has applied 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 saws that
John f. kearney, alias ]. Wallace and
fialnes, the two men arrested there in pos
session Of number of Internal machines
ana quantity Of discriminating corre-
| spondence refuse to answer the questions
put to them by the authorities
Among the articles found in the pockets
of the two Rotterdam prisoners was a bill
from chemist at Antwerp where. in the
suburb OF Berchem, a complete laboratory
for the manufacture of bombs was dis
covered, for large quantities of chemicals
END letter dated Boulogne, Saturday. Sep
tember u, addressed TO y. Wallace" in
| which occurs the following passages:
III you dare not TO go to Scotland come
to Boulogne, where We can talk the matter
over.
Cowardice cannot be tolerated among
cur 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 announces 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.
N A. F.aGH I'D
| from Boulogpe, is now much camer and
has been taking steps looking to his
defense when brought up on cXtraditon
proceedings at that place.
To Influence the Czar.
Friends Of the prisoners here assert that
| everything possible is being don, by the
police to develop the Russian features Of
| the conspiracy, in order that the influence
| of The czar may be brought to bear upon
the French government with the view OF
obtaining Tynan's extradition.
| II Is believed that Chief Inspector Mel
vile Of Scotland Yard has left London
| for the continent in order TO conduct fur
| ther Investigations into the alleged con-
| spiracy.
| "One who knows lyman intimately"
writes to the Pail Mall Gazette this af-
| terncon, saying Il is possible that lyman
came 10 Europe with the special object of
blowing up Marlborough House or de-
stroying members of the royal family. The
ed the ocean with the idea of promiscuous
| boNb throwing, adding that he must have
poen driven to action 10y the Clan -na-liael
and must have been in desperate straits to
ind ce him 10 leave the United States for
| he always felt that if he should be caught
| in Err gland he would be hanged
One of Tynnn's Plans.
In conclusion the Pail Mall Gazette's cor
respondent says that lyman once divulgcd
| a plan to buy or lease a building opposite
! Marlborough House dig 4 tunnel from it
ia the center of Marlborough House and
blow the latter up when 1t was occupied by
| the Prince of Wales
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette from
| Brussels says that cards found In the house
| OF the conspirators at Berchem. near Ant
Herp. are Inscribed: John +. Eearney
the Irish Nationalist Bowery. New York"
| 1t Is believed that the crown officials Of
| Scotland have decided to try Kearney In
connection with the blowing up of the
| Tardeston gasometcr in 1888
| The cards also set forth that Mr. Kearnev
| Is notary public.
The Globe this afternoon says that among
| the letters found by the police of Glasgow
upon Edward Ben are two from Kearney
introducing Bell to a couple of Irish resi-
| dents OF Glasgow. stating that he RalD
| was about TO establish a branch Of his New
YORK business in Glasgow, and expressing
| the hope that they Uhe persons addressed1
| VIII lend him every assistance.
What Tynan's Brother Saws.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 15.-John
| T. lyman, a brother of the man arrested at
| Bculogne Sunday for Dr. lyman, the
| famous mo. L. of the Phoenix Park trage-
| dy in Dublin in May, 1882, was greatly sur
| prised when he read in the morning papers
yesterday of the arrest Of his brother. He
| had supposed that he was in New York
| city, where his last letter was dated some
months ago.
TN-pa &c
tender. He has resided in the city for
about six years. He left ireland in 1866 or
1867, and went to South America, finally
Sg zoe ating IN Shiie He was in business in
Santiago and Valparaiso
On being interviewed last night in regard
| 70 me reported arrest of ~ L. by the
| scotland Yard detectives, ne said he
| thought the report incorrect
1t was not above six weeks ago" he
said. that 1 received a letter from nv
Drother, who was then at Washington
Heights, near Brooklyn. He outlined soma
| OF his plans to me then and am con6dent
| that he cannot have been implicated i'm any
such plot. The Scotland Yard people have
circulated dozens of false reports about nv
| brother. Whenever any such scheme as
! TINS Is brought to light, my brother is sure
| 10 be implicated by the British detectives
! believe he is innocent, and has simply
been pounced upon by the police so as to
| make showing"
| A Fund for the Defense
| NEW YORK, September 15.-The follow.
| ing statement is printed here today:
| THE Irish National Alliance. which has
| its headquarters in the Potter building.
held secret meeting at the home of one
OF Its members last night, ana arrange
| ments were made to provide counsel to de-
| fend lyman and Kearney, the dynamite
| suspects, and prevent them from being
| taken to England for trial
| 1t Is said that $4,000 was subscribed at
| this meeting, and that the fund will be in
| creased to $J0,000 today"
The Ohio Southern Road.
| LIMA, Ohio September 15.-The sale of
the Ohio Southern railroad, which is in
| receivers hands, has been ordered by the
court here, subject TO the first mortgage
| bonds. The sale will occur some time this