Evening star., 1896-09-14
PC ssessing explosives was committed out
side of the British empire.
When tho Gear Should Arrive.

When the Car Should Arrive.
A later dispatch from Glasgow to the
Associated Press says that from informa-
ticn in the possession OF the ponce OF that
city there Is a strong suspicion that the
Conspirators were planning an outbreak TO
occur while the czar and cZarina visited
the queen at Balmoral 1t is added that
chased materials for the manufacture OF
bombs Bell is also alleged to have been
drinking heavily. He is reported to be
mCst nervous now. and to be constantly
calling for whisky. he Is DelhS hltehuSu
by a physician.
A dispatch to the Associated Press from
Antwerp states that two Irish F'enians'
sad to be naturalzed American citizens.
arrived there three weeks ago and rented
a house in the suburb of Rerchem Satur-
day, the dispatch continues" the English
detectives who had been watching these
men since their arrival at Antwerp their
departure from the United States having
been maze known TO the British authorl-
ties, had the house surrounded by BEL
e!an police, but when the building was
entered 1t was found that its occupants
were gone.
A laborat tory, however, was discovered.
fully fitted for the appliances and appa-
ratus for the manufacture Of bombs ana
explosives
The dispatch also int.mates that one of
these men has already served a term OF
ten years Imprisonment for completely IN
dyna mite outrages.
The Scotland Yard authorities believe tina:
the men mentioned in the Antwerp dis
patch are the two persons arrested a. Rot
teldam, and, incidentally, 1t IS now al
legged that the men arrested at Rotterdam
are Kearney and Haines, and not Wallace.
Not Fenians, but Anarchists.
Dispatches received by the Associated
Press from Brussels today say that infor-
nation obtained there from reliable sources
Indicates that the dynamiters whose lab
oIatory was discovered at Antwerp were
not Fenians. hut anarchists. whose aim
was directed against tie cZar, and it is
known that the police of Antwerp were in
formed by the Scotland Yard authorities
that rlot was in preparation to attempt
to assassinate the czar in London; hence.
the discovery of the dynamite bomb labora
tory at Antwerp. Many bombs, it appears,
had already been manufactured. and the
police believe that one of the conspirators,
who is believed to have fled to Bresau,
has taken several Internal machines with
him.
A later dispatch from Rotterdam to the
Associated Press reports that the men ar
rested there were in bed when detectives
entered their room. Several Internal ma
clines were found in thir possession, to-
gether with quantity of correspondence in
cipher. key to which having been discov-
cred, the correspondence was read, and Is
said to have been plans for dynamite out
RACES. including an attempt on the life of
Queen Victoria.
The Plot Against the Car.
A semi-official announcement upon the
subject of the recent arrests of alleged
dynamite conspiators was issued this after
noon. 1t says: There has been within the
full knowledge of the Scotland Yard off,
cials for some time past a gang Of des-
peradoes busily engaged in America In pre-
pairing the ramitications for an extensive
and diabolical plot to perpetrate dyna-
mite outrage in this country and estab-
lish reign of terror
so prominent in tracing and arresting
Yard arrangements for checkmating the
present conspirators. Gradually and quiet
ly a complete network was drawn round
the plotters, and the fact being known
that they were in intimate communica-
tion with prominent Russian nihil1sts In
the United States enabled the police to
pursue, investigate and discover on what
is believed to be absolute evidence. that
one Of the most recent developments of
the scheme aimed at an outrage on the
cZar upon the occasion of his visit to Eng
land. The prime movers were Fenians
in America, and when the plot had been
carried as far as possible there lyman
and the other chief agents were dispa :ched
to Europe to consummate the designs
adopted. Every precaution was taken In
shipping them separately and by different
routes. The emissaries of Scotland Yard,
however, dogged their every moment