The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-16


London, Sept. ia representative ot
the Associated Press was informed TO
day that none of the men captured by
the police on the charge of taking part
in a dynamite conspiracy have applied
to the United States embassy for pro
lection, a step which might be ex-
pected were they naturalized Aneri-
can citizens.
A dispatch received by the Associated
Press from Rotterdam says that John
F. Kearney, alias j. Wallace, and
Hafnes, the two men arrested there In
possession of a number of internal ma
chimes and a quantity Of discriminating
CORE dependence, refuse to answer the
questions put to them by the author1-
ties.
Among the articles found in the peck
cts of the Rotterdam prisoners was
bill from a chemist at Antwerp Cwhere,
in the suburb of Berchem, a complete
laboratory for the manufacture or
bombs was discovered) for large guam
titles of chemicals, and letter dated
Bouiogne- Sur Mer, Saturday, Septem-
Der u, addressed to u. Wallace" in
which occur the following passages:
IF you dare not go to Scotland, come
to Bouiogne, where We can talk the
matter over. Cowardice cannot be
tolerated among our brothers"
Dispatches to the Associated Press
from Glasgow today say that the police
of that city have obtained additional
evidence against Edward Bell, the man
taken into custody there on the charge
of being concerned in the dynamite plot
The Exchange Telegraph company this
afternoon announces that Sir Matthew
White Ridley, the secretary of state for
home affairs, mas ordered the release
of Joseph Bell, one of the dynamters
from Portland prison.
THOUSANDS FOR DEFENSE
New York. Sept. 1.-THE following
statement is printed here today: The
Irish National Alliance, which has its
headquarters in the Potter building
held a secret meeting at the home of
one of it's members hast night and ar
rangementS were made to provide coun-
sci for lyman and Kearney, the dyna-
mite suspects, and prevent them from
being taken TO England for trial. 1t
was said that $4,000 was subscribed at
this meeting, and that the fund will be
increased to $4,000 today.
TYNANS BROTHER TALKS.
San Francisco. Sept. 15.-John T. Ty-
nan, brother of the man arrested at Bou-
iogne on Sunday for DIR. lyman, the
fomaus No. Of ttne Phoenix park trag-
edy IN Dublin in May, 1882. was greatly
surprised when he read in the evening
papers yesterday of the arrest of his
brother. He had supposed that he was
IN New York City, where his last letter
was dated some months ago.
lyman Is at present employed as a
bartender. He has resided in the city
1858 or 1867, and went to South America,
finally locating IN Chill. He was in
business in Santiago and Valparaiso.
On being Interviewed last night with
regard to the reported arrest of mo. T.
by the Scotland Yard detectives, he said
he thought the report was Incorrect
1T was not six weeks ago." said he,
that 1 received a letter from my broth
er. who was the in Washington
Heights near Brooklyn. He outlined
some of his plans to me, and am COLI
fiderft that he cannot have been impli-
Gated in any such plot. The Scotland
Yard people have circulated dozens of
false reports about my brother. When
ever any such scheme as this IS brought
to light my brother is sure to be impli-
Gated in 1t by the British detectives.
believe he Is innocent, and has simply
been bounced upon by the police, that
rhey may make a showing"