Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-09-19
A DIABOLICAL PLOT
Frustrated by Good Work ~
Scotland Yard.


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secrecy drew I network around the
r,otters The fact ,vas known to tho
nolice that the copspirators were in
close econm,;n;cat;on with nrominent
Russian nib;l;sts In the limited States.
ana tbroupb this information the no
lice were enabled tn discover unon al
most undouhted evidence that the con.
sniracv had recentlv develoned a
scban,. t,, ,,arnatr,ta an o,traoa nron
tbe czar npon tha occasion of his Wait
to EIgland
The prime movers of the plot were
Fenians in America and when they
had carried their conspiracy as far as
they could in the United States, Ty-
man and the other principal agents
were sent to Europe to nut the de.
signs of the plotters into operation.
They left America as secretly as possi-
| BILE. coming bv different routes, Their
arrival was known. however. and
their every movement was dogged by
the Scotlaud Yard detectives.
After treating of the arrests Of the
| dvnamiters and the capture bv the no.
| lice of all of their documents. etc. the
communication adds that Bell was as
signed to po to Scotland to direct a se-
ries of outrapes there. the necessary
explosives to be sent to him from Bel
gi,,m az thev might he reouired.
When Bell was taken into custody he
| had between eaoo and e4Oo in cash
unon his person. together with Amer
| lean letters of credit.
The Central News saws that the plot,
| in which it is charged lyman, Bell,
| Wallace and Kearney were implicated,
was hatched in the United States, and
| that it was widespread in it's ramfica-
| tions not only in England, but in va
rious continental countries. The con-
spiracy was started months ago and
although those connected with 1t
thought they were working with the
utmost secrecy so far as the authori-
ties were concerted, there were among
the plotters two or three agents of the
| British government, who kept the
London police advised of every move
that was made or proposed by the
conspirators from the very inception
of the plot. The police here knew
even the names of the men who
were selected by the American revolu-
tionarv society to cause explosions in
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The visit of the czar and ezarina to
tie queen at Balmoral or their SUBJ
seauent tourney to France were
deem by tnenitilists 10 be the most
! saisable occasions on which To at-
telnut the lie ~ their imperial me r.
esties fhe donors to the fur &. 81 Anef.
lea, however, Insisted that blow
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