New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16

=. ]. lyman APPEALS TO THE UNITED
STATES FOR PROTECTION.


day. has appealed to United States Ambassador
Eustis and also to President Cleveland. de-
manding protection OF the United States Gov
eminent American citizen
Boulogne-Sur-Mer. Sept. 1.-THE Public Pro-
cureur to-day re-examned lyman. and ques-
toned him regarding his completely In the muir
ders Of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr.
Burke, In Phoenix Park. Dublin. lyman denied
that he actually took part In the murders. He
is aware that his associates in Glasgow and
Rotterdam under arrest
Rotterdam Sept. 15-John r. Kearney. alias
Wallace the alleged "dynamiter," who is under
arrest here was examined by the police officials
this morning, but he declined to answer any
questions whatever.
A letter dated at Boulogne was found in his
pocket and is presumed to have been written
by lyman. In the letter the writer tells Wal
lace and Haines, the other supposed "dyna-
inter- arrested here. III you dare not so 70
Scotland now come to Boulogne. Then we will
talk plan over. Cowardice cannot be toler
ated among our brotherhood"
London Sept ia dispatch from Brussels
to The Pail Mall Gazette SAYS that the sum
Of f2000 In notes found in the possession
Of Kearney the alleged "dynamter.' when he
was arrested in Rotterdam.
The Daily News" will tomorrow say the po
lice believe that they have all the leaders in the
dynamite conspiracy. II Is understood that Bell
intended TO remain in Great Britain after the
proposed explosions had taken place. but that
the others would return to America by the way
OF Havre sailing thence on September ~.
lyman did not intend TO come to Great Britain.
by doing so he would run the risk Of falling
into the hands Of the police who were anxious
to capture him for his connection WITH the
Phoenix Park MURDERS aside from his connection
with the dynamite conspiracy, of which he did
not know the police had am information. He
to stay in France directing the operations
Of his fellow-conspira'o from BouloSne-sur-
Mer
The police believe tina. one Of the prisoners
Will become an informe'.
TYNAN's ALLEGED SCHEME
The Pail Mall Gazette asserts that it was
the design of lyman 20 blow up Marlborough
House the residence of the Prince Of Waec.
when His Royal Highress should be there. Ac-
cordinG to this yarn, the dynamiters intended
to reach the Princes house by tunneng from
the house opposite.
This is a fair sample Of the ridiculous stories
concerning the dynamite plot thai are films
man. columns of the newspapers the most 81
which are the merest nonsense and would
scarcely be credited by :hc most gullible person
alive.
Glasgow, Sept 1j.-Edward Bell. the alleged
dynamite conspirator who was arrested nero
on Saturday. has made 4 statement. through his
lawyer in which he says that he is a native 81
Harlem. New-York.
He left Ncw-York City on August ID fer Ant
werp, from which place he went TO Berlin iatc!
to London and finally came to Glasgow II W@s
his intention he says To sail from Llverp'o iof
New-York to-day "
Bell admits that he is a member Of an IRISH
club in New-York, but denies that ne IS ass"-
ciated with any conspiracy. The incrimina'hs
documents found in his possession. he says
we're not found in the lavatory OF the hotei Iii
which he stopping, as was stated NeSl'iuds,
but were dropped by somebody in LohccH
music hail. where he picked them up.
Hamburg Sept. 15.-Tom Mann. the English
labor agitator. was arrested mere to-day az ne
was about to address a meeting or COCK la,'oIeIs'
c. L. BuZZo. an American WHO II coiic"sNo
of Mann, was also arrested
Tho immediate and direct cause for the arrest of
Tom Mann is to be found In the fact that he came
"a Hamburg With the avowed object of enlstinS the
dock workers for the international strike now In
ronarat,on among the laborers Of that class
throughout the world This is a project the nature
~ which can hardly be realized; but, meahwmIe'
IN. German Government which Is not over 'ehoF'
IN regard 10 Socalistic troubles, has used It's
natural prerogative in arresting foreigner whose
nresence in the country may prove to be danger
Gus. 1t is not likely that the British asi'a'or VIII
la punished in any way. lie Will be promptly
shipped back 20 Lond) n -
Another and the real motive for the action oil the
cern,on authorities is that they want 70, act IN
cord with other European Powers. when are
now taking special preventive measures at@i ~
,ha rovotionists on accoun. OF the journey Oh tnc
car and the Czarina In Great Britain M PVic,s
hava been awakened by the reported ARRIVAL "
irtsn .dvnamiters." In France sweeping Hl,iSuIts
n nrecoution are being taken 10 irotcc- thc III.
oarinI Russian visitors against any mlslap. ~
nrurhar Of Nuscovite detectives nave arrlHep III
I,are The Frenchmen suspected Oh AnarcHE III
,,pdcr strict watch. and the numerous ituSslaH po
ti,Icai refugees have been ordered 10 dephr. "i"'
a. ,al, from Paris and the nelghboring cites
u' ~ itaiv through which the Car ana IzaIH ia
,i have 70 pass il they Intend as reporIeu, 10 w
"rascnt at the wedding of the MonteneSrhe pIIiil
rr.es and the Italian heir presumptlVe tn' pm,
hnva crested many Anarchists Al shcond iDa
~ now, vrere recently captured in housc VIII
90 losive m tcrials and ninifestoes culoRlZlis -
ITO the assa ssin OF President Cainot nav pe,,,
sseizod These men belonged TO a secret soci,tf
saInod ',Thc y W Concod." which had sc!n.
,nnr,hl,, organ THE Human struggle II r',l,Io.
nv nnied that the recent bomb-throWlnS 'Pit'"tte
-, Tonstantinople has had great dcii 20 90 W.
a. ~,sc,tating in Europe the spectre OF uynliiI.
Ia Anarchy But IL II proper 10 protcrt asnu,i11'
'.i saertton OF Constantinople corI"sPoIl"-
a,,, 81 European papers. who salj LOT id ~
IL, no twenty -four Armcnans VINO lhNaueu w, !
p..n,ann rank aad been sent by the hrl'l'Nln.
arnt eociofics of America Such an inHirr, a,
an,ton against the United states was rcckesSE
ciond int the only assistance sem from ms
nnntrv 10 the oppressed Christians IN th' Vii',
COUNT Charitable and not OF an ncendiaiJ Oh
,nurdsrous character