The herald., 1896-09-14
Recalled by Arrest Of Dyna'
miter No. |
lyman TALKED TOO MUCH
And Was Gathered 10 Under an Ancient
Warrant
DAILY Is Heartily Welcomed and Repudlatei
this Dynamite Poiicy-Whitehesd Sails
for the United States
Aesooi.ted Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
BOULOGNE, Sept. 13.-Tynan, the no.
torious Number One" has been arrest
ed here on Scotland Yard warrant
which was issued in 1882. lyman arrived
in Europe by landing in Genoa in Aug
ust. He proceeded from there to Paris,
where he remained some days, consort-
ing with a number of members of the
dynamite faction of the Irish party. He
had been travelling under the name of
George Gordon and other aliases when
he arrived in Boulongne on Friday
evening and put up at the Hotel FOLK
stone. where he did not hesitate to eX-
pound his Fenian views at the bar OF the
hotel. His movements had been watch
ed from the time he had arrived in
French territory The local commissary
of police, together with an English de-
tective, burst into his room at o'clock
in the morning. The detective held
loaded revolver to his head and threat
ened to shoot him If he resisted. lyman
was secured and admitted his identity.
discriminating papers and large sum
of money were found in his possession.
The prisoner was lodged in cell in the
Boulogne police Jail and he will be ar
raigned in the morning with view to
his extradition to England.
The warrant on which the arrest is
made charges that the prisoner was
concerned in the murders of Lord Fred
erick Cavendish, chief secretary, and
Mr.. Burke, under in Phoenix
park, adjoining the vice regal lodge in
Dublin, on May 6, 1882, and with the
manufacture of dynamite bombs for
use in England.
Detective Inspector Walsh has arriv-
ed here from Scotland Yard to conduct
the case. He said there would be some
connection between Tynan's arrest and
the arrest of man named Bell at Glas-
gov and J. Wallace at Rotterdam.
DYNAMITER DAILY.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1S.-John DAILY who
was recently released from Portland
prison, after serving several years on
conviction of completely in a dynamite
plot together with his brother, arrived
at Queenstown, near here, on Saturday
evening. He was met by John Redmond,
Patrick OBrien, Timothy Harrington
and others.
In replying to an address DAILY declar-
ed that he was not a dynamiter and that
he never believed in dynamite to ter
rorize the English government The
dream of his life, he said, was to fight
for Ireland like a soldier and patriot.
There was also demonstration here
in honor of DAILY by the Amnesty asso-
citation. They presented an address to
the released dynamiter and DAILY, in re-
plying, again repudiated the dynamite
policy. He said he thought that Irish
men were too brave and generous to
advocate such principles He conclud-
ed by declaring that he wouldTbe iden-
titled with no party or faction.
WHITEHEAD SAILS.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 13.-The Cum
ard line steamer Lucania sailed this
morning at $40 o'clock, having on board
Albert G. Whitehead, the recently re-
leased dynamiter.
BELL AN AMERICAN
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The first name of
the man Bell arrested at Glasgow on
Saturday in connection with Tynan's
arrest at Boulogne, is Edward. He is
described as an American. He was ar
rested quietly at the Victoria hotel in