The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
the arrival from London of the documents

the arrival from London of the documents
necessary to bring about his extradition
lyman. who seems to have had no idea
tectives from the moment he lanqed IN
Europe. feels his position keeniy lie toio
ms caotors he knew that capl1al PUNISH nt,n,.
to the representatives of the government
1t appears that lyman, during ms CONT
mental tour, passed himself off as a queens
messenger or royal courier, and claimed
that Bell. who was travelling with MN, was
his secretary. lyman asserted that they
Were en- route to Copenhagen with an au-
tograph letter from Queen Victoria to the
Car During his stay at Boulogne,sur-Mer
lyman showed every evidence of being in
possession of plenty of money and of hav-
ing large funds to draw upon. lie lived
well, and his staple beverage was cham
payne, according to one account OF the af-
The Globes advices from Boulogne-surr-
Mer say that Tynan's DISCUSSES We're al
most complete. He had shaved off his
beard and had otherwise changed his ap-
pearance. The correspondent adds: i
knew him at Kingstown in 1880 and saw
him at New York in 1894 He is now minus
painted black. He is attired in light
tweed suit. distinctly loud. and, like all
Irishmen of his kind, it was his tendency
TO brag and conspre aloud, which led TO
his arrest. 1t at first thought that
lyman was connected with the going to
Paris of Anarchists who contemplate an
upheaval while the Gar is in Paris
lyman, according to the Scotland Yard
men. has been BOulOgne-Sur-Mer for
more than week, and was almost con-
stantly drunk and boasting of the revenge
he would wreak when his plans were per-
fected. The Scotland Yard official referred
to was unable to say whether the prisoners
would be brought back to England as the
mitted outside of the British empire.
dispatch from Glasgow says that from
lniormatlon IN the possession of the police
OF tnat city, there is q strong suspicion that
the conspiritors were planning an outbreak
10 70 occur While the Gar and Czarina visited
an or the suspects are known to have pur-
chased materials for the manufacture of
drinking heavily. He is reported to be most
nervous now and to be constantly calling
rqr whisky He is being attended by
BOMB MANDATORY.
dispatch to the Associated Press from
Antwerp states that two Irish Fenians
SAID to be naturaliZed American citizens
arrived there three weeks ago and rented
a house in the suburb of Berchem On
Saturday the English detectives, who had
been watching these men since their
rival at Antwerp their departure from the
United States having been made known to
the British authorities. caused the house
to be surrounded by Belgian police. But
when the building entered it was
FOUND that its occupants were gone. Il
laboratory however, was discovered, fully
fitted with APPLIANCES for the manufacture
also intimates that one Of these men has
already served a term of ten years i'm
prisonment for completely in dynamite out
RACES. The Scotland Yard authorities be-
heye that the men referred to are the two
persons arrested Rotterdam and Incl
dentally it is alleged that the men arrested
at Rotterdam Kearney and HaineS
and not Wallace. The house ct Bercham
was hired by woman, and the police are
found in the house finger and feet imprints
IN clay used by the bomb makers in fashion,
lieved that this fact will serve to identify
the man who occupied the house and con-
meet the right persons with this feature
OF the great conspiracy.
Dispatches received from Brussels say
that information obtained there from re-
liable sources indicates that the dyna-
mlters whose laboratory was discovered at
Antwerp were not Fenians, but Anarch-
lists, whose aim was directed against the
Car, and it is, known that the police CT
Antwerp were informed by the Scotland
Yard authorities that plot was in prepara-
ton to attempt to assassinate the Car in
London, hence the discovery of the dyna-
mite-bomb laboratory at Antwerp. Many
be mbs, it appears, had already been manu-
featured, and the police believe that
of the conspirators, who is supposed to
have fled to Breslau, has taken several in
fernaf machines with him.
A later dispatch from Rotterdam reports
that the men arrested there were in bed
when the detectives entered the room.
their possession. together with a quantity
of correspondence in cipher, a key to
which having Dee0 discovered, the cor
respondence was read, and is said to have
been plans for dynamite outrages. includ-
ing attempt upon the life of Queen Vic
toria.
The police here now admit that the man
arrested at Rotterdam. whose name was
first given Wallace. is, in fact. John f.
Kearney, of New York. In connection
with the arrest of TyI IAN at Boulogne this
mans relatives are being Swallowed
kingStoWn.
Tynan's mother and her son, who are
living at Kingstown, near Dublin, declare
that they never knew of his movements
and that they supposed he was canvassing
for the Republican party in the United
States His mother was preparing to go
to New York to see him. late dispatch
from Boulogne says that lyman spent Sat
urday in the bar of the hotel drinking and
standing for drinks freely and talking poll
tics. He retired intoxicated at 2 o'clock in
the morning. He still under the in
fiuence of drink when he arrested and
he assumed his innocence till Detective
Inspector Walsh recounted him all his re-
cent movements, when he admitted his
identity. The formalities of eXtradition in
Tynan's case will occupy a fortnight
The secretary of the Great Britain Am
nesty Association speaking of the arrest
of lyman. says that they will afford lyman
means for his defense, but that he will
have sympathy if he has been guilty of