Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
DYlAMlTERy
Plot Nipped in the Bud by
the Arrest of the
Leaders.
NO CHANGE
Is Manifest in Turkish Affairs
and Another Outbreak
is Feared.

believed here that the police, by the
by the arrest Of Edward Bell, at
Glasgow, Saturday, j. Wallace and
John F. Kearney at Rotterdam, and P.
j. P. Tyran, (No. u at Bologne Sur
Mer, France, have nipped a widespread
dynamite plot in the bud. Al hotter
dam the police captured n nun Der OF
Internal machines and correspondence
whi'h may result IN further arrests.
Bell was arraiGned in the central police
court today aud rsmanded until We'd
nesday. The police officials have been
coRnizant for some time OF the existence
of fresh dynamite conspiracy There
is no reason to doubt that the informs
ton in possession Of the Scotland yard
authoriti-s is Of the mos serious chsr-
scter, although it is difficult to obtain
facts.
A dispatch from Boulogne Sur Mer to
the Associated Press say that lyman
was arrsianed this morning before the
deputy police prosecutor. He admitted
bis identity. There is a strong suspicion
that the conspirators we're planning an
outbreak to occur while the Gear and
Czariua visited the queen at Balmoral.
1t ia said that all the suspects were
known to have purchased materials for
the manufacture Of bombs. Bell, ss
we'll as lyman, is alleged to have been
drinking heavily. He is reported to be
the most nervous, continually calling
for whiekey. The despatch received by
the Associated Press from Brussel.
says Information has been obtained
there from reliable sources which In
dicates that the dynsmiters whose
laboratory was discover at Antwerp
we're not Feniaus but anarchists whose
aim was directed against the Gear. 1t
is known that the police of Antwerp
were informed by the Sco.lsnd Yard
authorities that the plot as TO attempt
to asssssinate the Gear. Many bombs,
it appears, had already been made. The
police know that one of the conspirRtore
who is believed to have fed to Breslau.
had several internal machines. A deg
patch from Rotterdam to the Associated
Press reports that the men arrested
| there we're in bed when the detectives
entered the room. Many internal
machines we're found in their possession
together with a quantity OF correspond
epce in CIPHER the key to which has
been discovered. The correspondence
g ssid to have contained plans for q
dynamite outbreak including an attempt
on the life of Victoria.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 14-(Ccpy-
| righted 1896, Associated Press. There
/ j. Nh H. 4
| situation here. II is believed that the
| IN the case of Sultan Abdul Hamid,
much depending upon the result OF the
Cars approaching Welt to Balmoral.
According to palace officiale, the
audience with Sir Phillip Currie, British
am bgssndor, had with Sultan Arday, re-
suited in convincing his mejesty that
the feeling against him iI Great Britain
was much more intense than he or bis
advisors realized. Ii was intimated to
him that Great Britain might be COM
PEELED to take action independent of
other powers in preventing further dis
turbances. In spite OF this assurance
there is a renewal of serious anxiety
among the foreign population thst
another outbreak may occur.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 13-There
promises to b some lively skirnishina
10 the Fair case during the coming week.
and 1t Is all owing 20 the unexpected re-
turn of Mrs. Ne:tie r. Craven to the
city today after three weeks sojourn
a. Vichy springs. The contract widow,
as SIZE claims to be, OF the late JamesG G.
Fair, has come bsck to the scene OF
the big legal hight, determined to push
her claims by every process known to
tbs law and promises that she will do
everything In her power to rush things
TO conclusion.
By way OF beginning Mrs. Craven
has served notice upon Attorneys Reu-
ben II. Lloyd, Russell j. Wilson, Hor-
ace II, Kdight and Thomas G.. Crothers
that che wishes to hear all the story of
their regulations with the cbildleu of
to pay her 100000 for her claims |
against the estate, which the children |
signed IN February 1895. The con
vaults Of Richard V. Dey, the executri
z. It
confidential business agent OF Mrs
He man Oelrichs and. Miss Virginia Fair,
snd its existence was always den,ed b, |
the attorneys in the case until Mrs |
Craven drew the secret from tns bress, |
ct ley some time ago by serving upon |
him subpoena to produce it iD court |
The subpoena served on Lloyd, Wilson,
knight and Crothers, calls for their AZ
pearance Monday morning at the officsf
Of Notary Public Milton S. L. than.
The presence of Mrs. Oelrichs and /
Miss Fair in the city,,it is said, hastene6
Mrs. Creven's return to the city and in
addition to reaching out lorg srm for
the attorneys OF the Fair children, Mira
Craven, through her attorney today,
served notice on Mrs Oelrichs eud Miss
Fair that their dispositions in the pen
Gil will contest would be heard next
Saturday before Notary Charles Phillips.
The attorneys for the will were also
notified that Mrs. Craven would be pres
ent that day to give her own side OF the
story.
The Sc :ond subpoena WIS afterward
served on Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, re-
luesting her presence 10 Judge Stacks
court room on October 9Th This action,
i is understood. was taken because Mrs
Oelrichs sifnifled her intentions of
being absent from the city about that
lime.
HIGHLAND LIGHT. Mass, Sept. IA
The Italian bark, Montetabo., from Ira
'ani to Boston, with a cargo Of salt, was
wrecked on Peakedhill bar at midnight.
To escape death by drowning, it is pre-
'umed that Captain Delascasa shot him
elf and the mate cut bis throat with q
azur. -Four of the crew OF ten, all of
whom were swept overheard, were drown
I'd. the remaining elk reached the shore
m the vessels dockhouse.