The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-15

known to have purchased material for
the manufacture of bombs ~
Bell Is also alleged to have been
drinking heavily. He is reported to be
most nervous now, and to ba constant
ly calling for whisky. He is being at
tended by a physician.
A dispatch to the Associated Press
from Antwerp, says two Irish Fenians,
said to be naturalized American cfti-
zens, arrived there three weeks ago, and
rented house in the suburb of Berch-
EN-. On Saturday, the dispatch con
tinues, the English detectives who had
been watching these men since their
arrival at Antwerp, their departure
from the United States having been
known to the British authorities, had
the house surrounded by Belgian po-
lice. But when the building was en-
tered, 1t was found that it's occupants
were gone. laboratory, however, was
discovered fully fitted with appliances
and materials for the manufacture of
bombs and explosives. The dispatch
also intimates that one Of these men
has already served a term of ten years
imprisonment for completely in dyna-
mite Outrages. r.
The Scotland Yard authorities be-
lieve that the men referred to in the
Antwerp dispatch are the two persons
arrested at Rotterdam. and inciden-
tally 1t is now alleged that the men
arrested at Rotterdam are Kearney
and, Haines. and not Wallace. -@
ANARCHISTS, NOT FENIANs.
Dispatches received by the associated
press from Brussels today say that
information obtained there from reliable
sources indicate that the dynamiters,
whose laboratory was discovered at
Antwerp, were not Fenians, but an
hict0 vryhn oil dirna t0.I
against the car, and it is known that
the police of Antwerp were informed
by Scotland Yard authorities that a
plot was in preparation to attempt to
assassinate the car in London, hence
the discovery of the dynamite bomb
laboratory at Antwerp. Many bombs.
it apears had already been manu-
featured, and the police believe that
one Of the conspirators, who is be-.
lieved to have fed to Breslau, has
taken several Internal machines with
him.
A later dispatch from Rotterdam to
the Associated Press reports that the
men arrested there were in bed when
the detectives entered their room. Sew
eral Internal machines were found in
their possession, together with guam
tity Of correspondence in cipher, key
to which having been discovered, the
correspondence was read and Is said
to have been plans for dynamite out
RACES. including an attempt upon the
life of Queen Victoria.
The Times this morning publishes a
long letter from II. H. Howorth, COM
planning of the release of the Irish
political prisoners. He points out that
statistics show that the mortality in
lunacy prisons is less than among peo-
pie outside and asks: rs the madness
real or feigned?"
Continuing, Mr.. Howorth says: cit
is, as an Irish paper openly said, the
case that the Hibernians are acting?
The home secretary will allow that it
is unwise to let a wild, Irish screech
go from one end of the land to the
other, about the inhumanity of English
justice, and that it is unwise to en-
courage the already overheated feeling
Of Americans towards Great Britain
on the ground that we treat our prison
ers with barbarity.
In conclusion, Mr.. Howorth urges the
government to make a plain statement
of the facts relative to the releases Of
the Irish political prisoners.
A later dispatch from Brussels shows
that there was a woman connected
with the arrested conspirators. The
house at Berchem, the suburb of Ant
werp, where the police found labora-s
tory fully fitted with appliances and
materials for the manufacture Of
bombs and explosives was hired by a.
woman, and the police are now search
ing for her. The police also found In
the house finger and feet imprints in
the clay used by the bomb makers in
fashioning the moulds for their bombs
1t is believed that this effect will serve
to identify the men who occupied the.
house and connect the right persons
with this feature Of the great con-.
sEiracy.
The police here now admit that the
man arrested at Rotterdam, whose.
name was first given as Wallace, is in
fact John F. Kearney. of New York.
Edward Roll, when arrested at G1as-
gov, had f160 in his purse In
connection with the arrest of lyman
at Boulogne, this mans relatives are
being Swallowed at KinrStown