The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15

over him. Four hours later, Bell, the
police report, received a telegram from
lyman, giving the later's address and
the address Of the other men taken into
custody When Bell was arrested he
Asserted that he was am American tour
list. The papers found upon Bell in
clude documents relating to three 9th
er men in the hands OF the police on
the charge which led to his arrest
A Scotland Yard official. on the it,
terview published in the Sun this after
noon said THAT the authorizes for many
months have been aware that a num-
Der Of the most rockies and desperate
dynaxnftens in the United States had
been contemplating a raid on English
centers particularly in London There
fore, the official added, vigilance was
red0ubled, both in Great Britain and
America However, several of the al
legged conspirators succeeded in evadinS
the detectives and reached different
parts of Europe
They were, dt is claimed. provided with
an abundance of money and lived lux
uriously at hotels on the continent.
They did not make any effort 10 dis
guise the character of their mission
lyman, according to the Scotland
Yard men, has been at B0ufogna-Sur-
Mer for more than a week, and was al
most constantly drunk and boast ting of
the revenge he would Wreak when his
plans were perfected.
The Scotland Yard official referred to
was unable to say whether the prison
ers would be brought TO England, as the
offense of purchasing explosives was
COMM tied outside of the British en-
pire.
FIXED FOR MONARCHS.
A later dispatch to the Associated
Press says that from informa ton IN the
possession of the police Of the city
there is a strong suspicion that con-
spiratorS were planning an outbreak to
occur while the car and czarina visited
the queen at Balmoraa. 1t Is added that
all the suspects are known to have pur-
chased materials for the manufacture
OF bombs. Bell is also alleged to have
been drinking heavily. He is reported
to be most nervous now and to be con-
stantly calling for whisky. He is be-
ing attended by a physician.
a dispatch 10 the Associated Press
from Antwerp states that two Irish
Fenians said to be naturalized Ameri-
can citizens, arrived there three weeks
ago, and rented a. house in the suburbs
of Berchow. On Saturday, the dis
patch continues, the English detectives
having been watching them since their
arriVI at Antwerp, their departure
from the United States having been
sent to the British authorities. the house
was surrounded by Belgian police. But
when the building was entered, it was
found that tine occupants had gone. A
laboratory, however was discovered,
fully fitted with appliances and mater
ials for the manufacture of bombs and
explosives.
The dispatch also intimates that one
Of these men has already served term
of imprisonment for completely in dy-
mantle outrages.
The Scotland Yard detectives believe
that the men referred to in the Ant
werp dispatches are the two persons ar
rested at Rotterdam, and incidentally,
it is now alleged that the men arrested
at Rotterdam are Keagney and Haines,
and not Wallace.
INTENDED FOR THE GAR.
Dispatches received 10y the Associated
Press from Brussels today say that in
formation obtained there from reliable
sources indicates that the dynamiters
whose laboratory was discovered at
Antwerp, We're not Fenians, but an
archists, whose aim was directed
against the car and Il is known that
the police Of Antwerp ware informed by
the Scotland Yard authorities that a
plot was in preparation 10 attemrt 10
assasslnate the car, hence the discov-
cry OF tfle bomb laboratory at Antwerp.
Many bOnfbs, II appears. had already
been made and the police know that one
OF hte consDinators who is believed 10
have fed to BreSlau, had several in
fernai machines with him.
A later dispatch from Rotterdam %
the Associated Press, reports that the
men arrested there were in bed wnen
detectives entered their room. Many
internal machines were found in their
possession. together with a quantity of
correspondence II cipher, a key 10
which has been discovered. The CORES
pondence Was read, and is said 10 have