The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-03

New York, March 2.-The discovery of an anarchist plot inyo wing the ae- sassination of Andrew Carnegie. Cor nelius Vanderbilt. John D. Rocke- Heller, his son. and other wealthy men. and the organization of a reign of terror and footing in this city was announced by the police today after they had arrested. under dramatic cir cumstances, a man who had just placed two bombs in St Patrick's Nathedral, wlere several hundred persons were worshipping
 Today's sensational development was the climax of months of work by detectives in uucoveriug a conspiracy. which they declare projected the opening Of a campaign of violence anu bloodshed without precedent in New York city,
 So carefully had the police worked out their plans that the anarchist was even al owed to light the fuse Of one of the bombs which he carried into the cathedral despite the fact that the explosives were powerful. enough to aaye damaged the edfice badly and possibly killed many in it. Scarcely had the bomb carrier ignited the fuse when one of half a hundred disguised detectives who were stationed in and about the church crushed the sput- terng thread under his heel. and in another moment the pIotter was taken into custody just as he was about the fight the fuse of the other destructive instrument
 Frank Abarno was the name given by the man who placed the bombs in the cathedral Later Charles Car. fbone, an 1S-yearold youth, was ar rested at his home as the actual man ufacturer of the explosives. Still others were implicated in the plot, iu the belief of the police, and more ar rests are expected in the near future Both Abarno and CarbOue ate today. the police reported, admitted their part in the conspiracy the carrying out Of which was 10 have been begun this morning with the attempted de- struction Of the cathedral. The men arrested, however. assumed all re- sponsfbiity, denying that anyone else was involved When alraisned late today they were held without bail for examination on Thursday.
 Abarno and CarbOne are said to be members of the Bresoi group of an- archists in this city, who take their name from Graetauo Bresci. assass sin of King Humbert of Italy. According to the police, the pot to blow up the cathedral and follow this with attacks on wealthy snen, was conceived early in February
 The plans of the conspirators mis- carried because young policeman. Emilio Poignant, joined in the plot as an ayowed anarchist, and for sev- eral weeks kept the DO ice informed of the movements of his companions. Poignant was arrested in the cathe- dral today with the men who placed the bomb, but this was only in ac- cordance with the pre-arranged plan of his superiors.
 The two men were taken to police Headquarters, where shortly they were joined by Carbone, who had been arrested meantime. Then the two plotters and Poignant were put Through a searching examination So far as Abarno and Carbone knew, Poignant was as deeply involved as they, and they had no suspicion as
 his real identity. Through the cleve repffes of Polgnani, who assumed the role of surly prisoner ALarno was led into making his confession, ac- cording to the police, and later Car bone corroborated his partners story, Abarno's story to the police was de seribed ater by officers as follows:
 "I was in this job but never in any other, put those bombs in there. had been told that Archbishop Cor rigan and Archbishop Hughes and other big men in the church were buried under the flo6r where l put the bombs and it was my hope that the Explosion would open their graves.
 q am 24 years old and came to this country with my parents sixteen