New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15

turing Iynan'S tour OF the Continent, ana up
10 the time Of his arrest In Bouogne yesterday
morning, he posed as a courier Of Queen Victoria
charged with the duty Of conveying an autograph
letter from the Queen to the Car at Copenhagen.
Bal, the man arrested in Glasgow. was Tynans
secretary.
The Globe asserts that the Clan-na- Gael has
been supplying ample funds to lyman and the
other dynamiters. lyman had large sum Of
money about him when he was arrested His
principal drink while in Boulogne cham
payne.
The Scotland Yard officials say that the head
quarters Of the dynamite conspiracy are in Lon
don, but that the London police have been kept
posted on the NOV ements of the conspirators
by informers in Chicago and New-York.
The formal charge made against Bell, the al
legged dynamiter arrested in Glasgow. is that he
contravened Section 80 Of the Explosive Sub
stances act Of 1883, which declares that any per-
son. while a subject Of Her Majesty the Queen,
who shall supply material or aid or abet crime
under the act is therefore guilty of felony Among
the papers found in Bells possession were several
kilograms from lyman. in one of which Bell is
instructed to come TO Boulogne and leave the
rotten stuff (meaning the explosives behind"
After being remanded In the police court in Glas-
gov this morning. Bell was removed to jail and
locked in cell He Immediately became greatly
tend him The Scotland Yard officials have d.
rected the Glasgow authorities to send Bell to
London
The question of whether lyman can be ex-
tradited or not is exhaustively discussed in this
afternoons newspapers. "The st. James's Ga
zette says that in 1883 the Government Of
France refused to extradite lyman and Walsh
on the ground that their offence political
one, and consequently not covered by the ex
tradition treaty then In existence between Great
Britain and France. The treaty has since been
1p1 N OVprS offp and he
last three years number of French Anarchists
have been extradited under the amended treaty.
The British authorities. THE Gazette says. are
therefore confident that they will be able TO Sc
cure the extradition of lyman. In legal circles.
however. there is considerable doubt about his
eXtradition as the question Of whether or not
the treaty Is retroactive must arise.
The Central News has had an interview with
T. b. lyman. son of Patrick lyman the alleged
dynamter now under arrest at Boulogne-sur-
Mer. Young lyman, who is an actor said that
he left New-York on July T. and had not seen
his father since then. He thought, however.
that he was still in America. He knew nothing
whatever of the charges made against his
father but believed he was innocent of any
connection with a dynamite conspiracy.
lyman REMANDED FOR EXTRADITION
Boulogne Sept 14.-P J. lyman the Irish I'm
vincible" who was arrested here yesterday
morning, was arraigned before the Public Pro-
cureur this morning He admitted that he was
the man described in the warrant Of arrest and
remanded pending the arrival of the papers
required to effect his extraditon to England.
Antwerp Sept. 14.-P J. lyman, the Irish con-
sprator who arrested at Boulogne yester-
day morning. was registered at the Hotel Ang
lais here under the name Of Garth. Bell. the
man who came here with him and has been
arrested in Glasgow. was registered at the same
hotel under his name The men took no
meals at the hotel, but they paid for their rooms
for the two days they were there. Their bill for
champagne and whiskey and soda averaged SO
day.
Glasgow. Sept. 14-Bell the alleged dynamiter
who arrested in this city. arraigned
in the police court this morning. and after the
taking Of formal testimony was remanded until
Wednesday. Bell was brought into court hand
cuffed to two policemen. 1t was learned in the
course Of the proceedings in court that Bell was
arrested without warrant The police inspec
tors. with several Irish detectives watched
Bells hotel and Swallowed him from the time OF
his arrival in Glasgow last Wednesday until
they finally took him into custody. When he
arrested Bell protested. declaring that he
American citizen. When he
fronted with discriminating documents which
were found in his bag. showing his connection
with lyman, the notorious NO. ]. he said that
he had found the papers in the lavatOry OF
the hotel. Bell is twenty-eight years of age is
we'll dressed and has the demeanor of a gentle
He has plentiful supply Of money. The
police adhere to their belief that Bell is a
dynamiter
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
Paris, Sept. 14-There was considerable ex-
element on the boulevards and az the clubs
this evening in consequence Of the arrest of the
alleged dynamters at Rotterdam. Glasgow and
Boulogne- Mer. The matter was discussed
from all points of view. The consensus of Opn-
ion was that, although the consprators were
fortunately arrested. the time of exposing their
plans inopportune. II might result in a
change in the arrangements for the reception
Of the Car 1t planned that he should be
driven through many of the principal streets
OF this city in order to give good view of him
to the populace. 1t Is now thought. In view of
the conspiracy which has been unearthed that
the route will be greatly shortened. This will
cause much disappointment to the Parisans.
who anxious 10 demonstrate their friend
ship for the ruler Of Russia.
The police here are keeping a close watch on
all known Anarchists and Nihilists and II Is
generally believed that many OF them Will be
arrested as measure of precaution prior to
the Cars visit.
TYNANS FRIENDS HERE INCREDULOUS.
GREATLY SURPRISED BY THE NEWS OF HIS
ARREsT-HE Is SAID TO BE IN EUROPE
on PRIVATE BUSINESS.
F. J. lyman. who talked about by many
people as mo. T. of the Irish Invincbles. has been
a resident Of this city for about ten years. HIS
home is In cottage in Audubon Park, near West
One-hundred- and IT ynnth-st. He has supported
his family in part by writing articles for news
papers and magazines and he IS American