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government who kept the London police
advised OF every move that was made or
proposed by the coDspirators from the very
inception Of the plot.
The police here knew even the names Of
the men who were selected bv the Ameri-
can Re, dictionary Society to cause ex-
plosiOns In England and on the continent.
1t was we'll known that ever since the de-
feat OF the Irish home rule bill the phi ysic;il
force party had been active In the spread
OF its propaganda, and steps were at once
taken to closely but secretly watch those
who ii was anticipated would be likely
to enter into conspiracy against the
government.
Thus the fact Of the conspiracy was
learned, the British agents in the United
States completely deludiDg the chief plot
tiers into the belief that they were bitter
enemies OF the English government and
would go any lengths to secure the free
dom OF Ireland. 1t was learned that the
conspirators were in alliance with Fenians,
anarchists, and nihilists, and that they
were all working together.
DESIGNS UPON THE CAR
The Nibilists, who do not appear TO
have been specially Interested in freeing
Ireland from the British yoke, subscribed
funds and dynamite fOr the leaders, but
only on the express condition that business
should he done ON the continent.
The visit of the car and czarina to the
queen, at Balnoral, on their subsequent
Journey to France, We're deemed by the
Nihlists to he the most suitable occasions
on which to attempt the life OF their i'm
perial ma jesties. The donors to the funds
in America, however, insisted that Il blow
should Iirst he struck at EugIand. 1t can
he stated in this connection That Inspector
Melville recently went 10 Paris, where, it
IL is supposed he Conferred with the police
rs to the best means OF Circumyenting the
plans of the cUnspirators.
At that time the English papers Were not
aware OF the existence OF the plot and III
their continents on the inspectors journey
to Paris they stated, while pointing out
the existence in London OF a large Anarchist
cOlony, that the Gar would, without doubt
be far safer in England, without any police
protection, than he would be III Paris with
all the Saregua rdS that might he adopted
by the police OF that city. The result or
the knowledge obtained by the police does
not appear to bear out the claims made by
the newspapers.
TAUGHT TO MIX CHEMICALS.
II is stated that the cunspirators, before
they left the United States, We're taught
how 10 mix chemicals to form high eXplO-
sives and the use Of Cloch-wOrk to cause
explosions. Their teacher was Il Russian
professor Through him the nlhillsts and
FeDdns We're brought together, and II was
due Ia his efforts that the alliance be
tween them was entered into.
The police here III Their investigations
early learned that the magazine If the
plotters was located at Berchcm, a suburb
III Antwerp, and when the plans for the
arrest were complete the authorities Of
that city were notified and an attempt
was made Iu arrest the nIen III the house
where the explosives were stored. This.
however. failed. but ii is thought almns:.
certain that the two men. Kcarney and
Haines, alias Wallace, who were arrested
at Rotterdam, are the lrishnieD who lived
i'll the house at Berchem
Kearncy sent Bell to Glasgow for the
purpose Of sounding the physical force
party there as TO the Willingness to resort
to the use Of dynamite.
IL has been learned that while lyman was
in Paris lie consurtcd with notorious an
archists and nihilists. He always had
plenty OF money. which he spent freely
among his associates. He WAS voted
good fellow" but there We're those among
his compa MONS VINO did not approve ot his
air OF bra ggaducia and threats OF vengeance
against England.
lyman TALKED TOE MUCH.
IL was thou INT that he did altogether too
warned that his tongue would get him IN
trouble with the police il he did not put Il
curb upon II.
1t is not expected that lyman will be ex-
tradited until the conclusion OF the cars
visit to France.
TIE leading members of the National
party emphauically disavow any synlpa-
Thy with the physical force party. who's.
ideas they characterize as chimcricaI and
4. ttthn
been made in the Irish cause Within recent
years.
New York. Sept. William Lyman,
the president OF the Irish National ALI
;nce. i'll an interview today, Informed a
reporter OF the United Associated Presses
that the news of the arrest OF lyman. at
Boulogne, came 10 him like thunder
clap out Of clear sky
1t seems not more than two weeks,
he ADDED. since | saw and talked with
lyman IN this city. but il may have teen
longer. ] Cabled to a friend III Paris To
see that lyman was properly represented
and that his eXtraditiOn TO England be
prevented. If possible. | do not Relieve
that lyman Went to Europe ON any busi-
ness connected with the cause.
My explanation of his visit 10 Europe
is that he " ent to Europe on the business q!
setting up the estate of "A brother who died
recently III Southern America and the large
sum of money found on him may lave
been II portion of his heritage.
WILL FIGHT FOR RELEASE.
The man Bell, who was arrested III
Glasgow, 90 not know, | know J. F.
Kearney of New York, well, but had no
idea til at lie was IN Rotterdam, as talked
with him i'll this city but IA few days ago.
He may have gone 10 Europe since. bat
do not think he went on business Connected
with the cause.
IF they really have lyman and kearne
in custody. nothing will Toe spared 10 secure
their release
New York. Sept. 1.-THE members nf
Tynan's family. with the exception OF one
son, who is IN London are now living on
one Hundred aud Fifty-siXth street. Hi>
daughter was seen at their home this mort
ing She said that her father. 50 far a
she knew was III Rochester. Her mother.
she said had received Il letter from him
posted in Rochester Il week ago Miss
lyman could not say what she believed
her father was doing in Rochester.
We are not at all worried she SAID,
because we do not think father can pos
sbly lie the man under arrest III France
We feel sure that he was IN Rochester
week ago.
Mrs. lyman could not he seen. Miss
lyman said that her mother was not in
The last that Tynan's neiGhbors saw Of
him was three weeks ago. He had always
worn beard. but NJ that time he shaved 1t
off and then disappeared on the following
day Close friends of lyman and Kearncv
declare today that they know nothing of Il
new dynamite plot. Excuses for the pre-
ence of both men abroad were frccl offered.