The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
FOUND WITH BOMBS
ALLEGED DYNAMITERS CAPTURED
In THREE COUNTRIES.

Glasgow Police and the French Authori
ties at BouIogne Nab a Man Zach AM
Two are Found at Antwerp With
ombFectory of Their Own-Suspecte'
of Plotting With no Telling How Man.
Others to Blow up BaImorai on the DC
casion of the Cars yisit-The IrisI
Prisoners.
| Copyrighted 1896 BY the Associated Press.
| London, Sept 14---It is generally be
lieved here that the police by the ar
rest os Edward Bel of Glasgow, or
Saturday, ]. w. Wallace and John F.
Kearaey, at Rotterdam, and p j. Ty-
man at Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France, have
nipped a widespread dynamite Plot in
the bud
At Rterdam, in addition to restng
Wallace and eodney, the police captured
a number of Internal Machines and
quantity of CORES ondence which IS
| sand to incriminate number OF people
| and may result in further arrests IN
| the future. Bell was arraigned at the
| central police court today, and, after
| the usual formaEties had been gone
| through with, the prisoner was renfaud-
| ed until Wednesday next The alleged
dyna71lit, who seemed cool and uncon-
| cerned. was handcuffed while IN court
and guarded by two especially detail
ed policemen
HIS PECULIAR MANNER.
| Bell is about years of age, OF me
| 6isln1 height, slim, clean-ShaVen, ana u
sallow complexion He wore soIt ia I
and was otherwise dressed as an Amer
f, lean gentleman The people at the
hotel where Bell had stopped say tnsit
he was always self-absorbed ana pald
F, little attention to his fellow guests his
peculiar manner made an unIa@VOIaole
! impression upon the proprietofs Oh l-ie
hotel but in spite OF this, they say that
they have no complaint to make regard
ing his behavior, and tie afteSU q
their. guest was a surprise to them
The prisoner mas very little TO say
about his being taken into custody.
The only information which he mas
thus far vouched is that he IS not
British subject Bells papers ana oth-
pr belongings are in the hands or the
nonce. who. it is said, have been snau-
owing him since his ARRIVAL at GIdS-
cow. ..
The notice attach the utmost impor-
tanca to the arrest made ana are oo-
serving the greatest ret1cence Oh u-4e
subject. Tt appears, however mat tiie
notice officials have been cognlzahl aot
soma time past Of the existence OF d
fresh dynamite conspiracy and there Is
M reason TO doubt that the informaAOIb
in the Possession Of the Scotland ara
e.,tfhoriefess is OF the most serious chdI-
actey although it is difficult 10 OBTAIN
definite facts at present
HOW IT WAS FOUND OUT.
The CIohs which has close relations
,,-:,F1 the government. IN "a leading edi-
+orJral e,rticla this afternoon, inllmates
tl,,t roA arrests were made on 1nIorIna-
t4ssn received from one OF the TecSlIeIS
released Irish political prisoners II i
cided that this Snan has also IuI IiS7lie1
the authorities with VaIuaDIe eNIue < e
in relation to the Clan-na-gael' anu II
is further stated that the govern lileal'
RECENTLY released several prisoners -
&C NOT 10 furnish an exact clue 10 the
source of information
Keareny escaped TO New York, ana
~ was said at qhe time, his escape was
winbed at by the highest authorizes
Il was further alleged thar II was
Kearnev who. under the pretense OF
friendship, led Phelan into the nap
when Short, the butcher, nearly STAB
he'd Phelan, OF Kansas City, 10 oed'dl
IN. ODonovan Rosssa's oiflce IN CIiS'lii-
ber5' street, New York
Kearney may now be chaFgen Win
the Glasgow outrage as well as Win
WITHDRAWING in the alleged present
movement.
lyman ARRAIGNED.
A d5spa,tch from Boulogne-Sur-mer
to the Associated Press says that Iynum
WIS arraigned there this morning be-
fore the deputy police prosecutor Inc
prncee~iines were confined TO turnlSn-
ing evidence of the arrest and the e-s-
Establishment of the identity OF the prls-
oner. which the latter fully admitted
Two Scotland Yard detectives were
present at these formaliueS and, event
uaIIv. the prisoner was renanded ana
taken TO the town jail, while Awarding
the arrival from London of the docu-
nlents necessary TO bring about his eX-
tradition.
lyman. who seems to have no idea
that he was Swallowed by English detec-
tives, from the moment he landed IN
Europe, feels his position keenly. He
ishrune emit awaited him if he was handed
over ito the represn tatives of the Brit
ism government. 1t appears that Ty-
mum. during his continental tour, pass
ed himself off as a queens messenger,
or royal courier. and claimed that Bell,
who was travelling with him, was his
secretary lyman asserted that they
were enroute to Copenhagen with an au-
SograT,h letter from Queen Victoria
During his stay at Boulogne-Sur-M
lyman showed evidence Of being in pos
session of plenty Of money and of hav-
ing large funds to draw upon. He lived
well and his staple beverage was cham
pargne, acoUding no one account OF the
affair.
The Gbobe's advices from Boulogne-
Sur-Mer say that Tynum's disguise WAS
almost complete. He had shaved off
his beard, and had otherwise changed
has appearance.
FENIANISN
One of the most notorious Fenian
leaders. 1t us also said, arrived in Great
Britain from the United States several
months ago. and the Globe at that time
published an article about his presence.
poining out that there was q general
revival OF Fen5ansm IN progress.
AS a result of these disclosures the
Globe claims. the Fessian leader alluded
to. hastily returned to the United
States.
Incidentally. It was the Globe which
fii'st proclaimed the identity OF The Sc
oCld man arrested at Rotterdam as
being John f. Kearney of New York.
VINO is charged with having been con-
nected w-t.h the blowing up OF the Glas-
gov gas works in 1852. deed for which