The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-09-19
PROBABLY NO USE
DYNAMITE CONSpIRATORS HAVE
NOT SQUEALED YET.
None of the Men Arrested Apply fer
American Protection as Ia Usual
ly the Case When Naturalisel
Americans Are eArrested-Tynan's
Brother i'm San Francisco Snys 1t
Is Case of Persecution.

London. Sept. IL. A representative
of the Associated Press was informed
to-day that none of the men captured
by the police and charged with taking
part In dynamite conspiracy have al,-
piled to the United States embassy
for protection, Il step which might he
expected were they naturalized Amer
lean citizens.
A dispatch received by the Associat-
cd Press from Rotterdam to-day says
that John f. Kearney. alias ]. Wal
lace, and Haines, the two men arrested
there in possession of a number of in-
fcrnal machines and a quantity of in-
eliminating correspondence. refuse to
answer the questions put to them by
the authorities.
Among the articles found in the
pockets of the Rotterdam prisoners
was Il bill from II chemist in Antwerp
(wlcre. in the suburbs of Bercllcn. Il
complete laboratory for the manufac-
ture of bombs was discovcre(l) for
large quantities of chemicals and a
letter dated Boulognc-Sur-Aler, Satur-
day. Sept. II. addressed to ]. Wallace,
IN which occur the following passages:
''lf YOU dare not go to Scotland. come
to BOulOsne, where we can talk the
matter over. Cowardice cannot be
tolerated among our brothers."
Dispatches to the associated Press
from Glasgow to-day say that the l,o-
lice of that city have obtained adtli-
tiOnal evidence against Edward Bell,
the man taken into custody there on
the charge of being concerned in the
dynamite plot. The Exchange Tele-
graph company to-day announces that
Sir Matthew White Ridley. secretary
of state for home affairs. has ordered
the release Of Joseph Bell. one of the
Carlisle dynamitcrs, from Portland
prison.
Tynan's Brother Talks.
San Francisco. Sept. II. - John +.
lyman. a brother of the man arrested
at BOulogne on Sunday for DIR. lyman,
the famous No. 1 of the Phoenix Park
tragedy in Dublin in May, 1882, was
greatly surprised when he read of the
arrest of his brother. lie had sup
posed that he was IN New York city,
where his last letter was dated FROM
some weeks ago. lyman is at pres
cnt employed as a bartender. He has
resided in this city for about six years.
He left Ireland in 1866 or 1867 and
went to South America. finally locating
In Chile. On being interviewed last
night with regard to the reported ar
rest of NO. 1" by the Scotland Yard
detectives. lie said he thought the re-
port was incorrect. ut was about six
weeks ago." he said, ''that l received
a letter from my brother. who was
then at Washington Heights. near
Brooklyn. lie outlined some of his
plans to me then, and am confident
that he cannot have been implicated
in any such plot. The Scotland Yard
people have circulated dozens of false
reports about my brother. When any
such scheme as this is brought to light
my brother is sure to he implicated i'll
it by the British authorities. believe
he is innocent and has simply been
pounced upon by the police, that they
may make n showing"
Bnd for Ireland.
The Irish leaders in London and
Dublin regard the arrests of the al
legged dynamite plotters with con-
sternatiOn. A project has been on
foot ever since the adjournment of
parliament to obtain the release Of all
tile Irish political prisoners. IA project
encouraged by the recent action OF
the government in releasing from Port
land prison DIR. Thomas Gallagher,
Whitehead. John DAILY and Thomas
Devaney. 1t was intended to iilAugllr-
ate great demonstration in behalf of
the prisoners and an agitation in the
press, followed by Il fierce attack in
the house Of commons in January. The
disclosures in connection with the ar
rests are considered unfavornble to the
success of this plan.
In an interview the president of thu.
Amnesty association says: "The ar
us except for their probable effect on
lyman are the enemies of Ireland.
penny for their defense. 1t cannot
with them.''
The Dublin Independent this morn
ing says: 1.-The sO-called plot is more
like plot against Ireland. The re-
lease of some of the Irish political
prisoners accused of dynamite offcnscs
had no sooner called forth some pro-
tests in England than these sensation
nj arrests in connection with Il new
plot are announced. We elnpatically
protest against the deliberate effort he
ing made to turn this plot against Ire
land and the unfOrtunates now in
prison.
The Associated Press has received n
dispatch from BOulOgnc-Sur-Aler. Which
says that lyman was taken before the
public prosecutor there to-day and in
terrogatcd as to his anteccdcnts and
MS to the murders Of Thomas Henry
Burke and Lord Cavendisll in Phoenix
Park. Dublin in 1882. lyman denied
that he took any actual part.
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