The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-16
The Arrest of lyman Is the Leading
Topic of the Old Countries.
TURKEY TAKES A BACK SEAT
Scotland Yard and the Pinkertons
Claim All the Credit for the
Important Arrests-No De-
signs on the Gear.

tiou In Turkey. Those who do not
participate Ia the horror professed by
the authorities over the diabollcal de-
tails of the plot which they are claim
ing, with sensational impressiveness,
10 have unearthed, find sufficient en-
tertainmeut in the expressions ~ their
skepticlsm.
A reporter for the associated press
has made some inquiries at Scotland
\ ard rs IN the methods pursued in
shadowlug the plotters and as 10 how
II happened that the authorities We're
50 well informed OF the plans Of the
plottcrs In advance, Ii was stated
that the work had been done in the
United States by the Pinkertan agency,
who had Tor years forwarded every
week the fullest reports of every meet
ing of any revolutionary body In the
United states, particularly In Chicago
aud New York. The espionage main
tanned on gathering in those cities Is
remarkably complete. There Il full
hle in Scotland Yard. On all reS0lu-
tious. documents, etc. pertaining To
the gatherings and full des s'riptions NJ
the members and Their actions. Though
the action of the police in these cases
was prcclpltatrd. owing To the heavy
drinking and f1)lsh talking of lyman.
there has hlcu the greatest possible
activity on their part since, in order
to round w the minor plgttcrs who
have been touched by lyman and 9th
crs II is for this reason that Chief
Inspector Melville ~ Scotland Yard.
who has been prominent before In the
pursuit Of the lyla rite plnttcrs, and
Inspector quinn haNr gone to the con-
tlncut and Inspector Nellln. who Is
"a II a
Dublin. is on his way To London. Chief
Inspector Melville will also direct the
search for bombs. Of which the au-
thoritirs allees numbers were manu-
facturvd near Antwerp, None uf these
have yet been discovered, however.
II Is notable fact that the police
authorizes of Paris express great
scorn for the idea that there was any
connection between any plots that Ty-
ran made concerned an attempt upon
the life of the czar. The elaborate tale
OF collision between the Fenlans ana
the continent anarchists and Russian
nihilists " laughea at In Paris. al
though the authorities of Scotland
Yard are using the story rs much as
they possibly can In order 20 influence
the French authorities 20 surrender
lyman The Suspicion Is broadly hint
plicated In plot against the person
of the car was concoctcd for no other
purpose than 10 appeal to the political
sympathy Of France towards Russia
To effect n consent to the extradition
Of lyman. II Is evident that Scotland
Yard itself shares the French View OF
the alleged Fenls su-nihilis't combina-
ton. as there has been no change In
the preparations already made to
guard the czar upon his forthcoming
visit To London. The preparations are
the same ns those usually made upon
the visit of any foreign sovereign TO
London.
The Scotch police have been REIN
forced by a squad NJ detectives from
Scotland Yard TO aid In the investiga-
ton going on at Glasgow In connee-
ton with the arrest Of Bell There is
no stock taken at Scotland Yard In the
idea that lyman meant to blow up
Marlborough house while the Prince
of Wales and the czlr were within. IL
Is reported Tynan's mother aud four
of her grandchildren left Kingston to-
day Tor Buenus Ayres.
Tho Irish leaders in London and
Dublin regard the arrests Of the al
legged dynamite plotters with conster-
ration. \ project has been on foot
ever since the adjournment OF parlla-
meut To- obtain tn release of all the
Irish political prisoners, project
which was encouraged by the recent
action OF the government IN releasing
from Portland prison Thomas Gala
CHER. Albert q. Whitehead, John Daily
and Thomas pevancy. liz was intend
ed TO inaugurate a great demoustra-
tion In behalf 0f the prisoners. and an
| l.. Ill tr..H bNs q
fierce attack on the house Of commons
In January. The disclosures In connec-
ton with the arrests are considered
unfavorable 10 the success ~ this plan.
In an interview the president OF the
| Amnesty association said. The arrests
are "A matter uf indifference 20 US ex-
Cept for their probable effect on the
| Irish movement The followers OF Ty-
rau are the enemies oi Ireland. and
| this association will not raise a penny
| for their defense. IL cannot COM
| promise itself by any connection with
them"
The Dublin Independent this morn
| ing aays. The sr-calisd conspiracy 10
| more Ike a plot against Ireland. The
| release ~ some Ot the Irish political
| prisoners accused of dynamite offenses
| had no sooner called forth some pro-
|
| al arrests In connection with new
| plot are announced. We emphatically
/ rotcst against the deliberate effort
| being made 70 turn this plot against
| Ireland and the unfortunates now in
/ prison"
| Th. associated press has a dispatch
/ from Bouiogue- sur-Mer. which says
/ lyman was taken before the public
\ prosecutor this afternoon and was in
| terrygated as TO his antecedents and
as TO the murders OF Thomas Henry
| Burke and Lord Frederick Cavendish
| in Phoenix park. Dublin. In lSSS. ry-
nan Ia reply denied that he took any
/ actual part In the murders. Subse-
| cuent to the examination. several
Scotland Yard men had an interview
] with the public prosecutor. who signt-
/ he'd 10 them his approval OF the active
| measures taken by the English police
/ To secure lyman and his associates.
! Ne also assured them that the French
| authorities would render them every
assistance 70 bring the culprits 20 JUS
| ticr lyman has been allowed 70 see
no one nor was he allowed 10 consult
or employ counsel to appear at his
examination.