New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
RTSSTIN NTHILTSTS ARRESTED IN fARIS
ror.nrrrv Mpy AND THREE WOMEN LOCKED
UP BY THE POLICE-MANY EXPLOSIVES
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DIs0,vERED.
| rpov Az occ ,stosA, CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBrNE
! Paris. Nav 3O-Nght before last sixteen captains
| ., norco prccincts we're requested by NJ LoLe' INC
! Project Of Police 10 call on him. they were or"er"i
| 70 arrest the Russian Nhili'ts OF the " terrorist
faction " the party residing IN Paris but INC opr
fartion the Propagandst, being occupied only III WITH
ing and circulating Nihilst literature was hol 10 pe
! moIe.cd The captains arrived al the Prefecture al
! II D. m. and started on their crrands al o'Iooh
! IN the morning. They had to operate IN many
different quarters Of Paris. and one OF them went a.
! FAR a, Fontcr1y aux Roses, suburb, To arrest inc
vcalthic-t 10 ~ the most prominent OF the Nlhhst''
! Nrndc ,-on. who resided there in an elegant VIVA
! II j., ackuowlodced that he and Demski, who mad
been wounded near Zurich while experimenting on
! explosive, which killed a friend, were constantly
kent under watch by the Russian international ponce
! The order, and warrants were signed by Judge
Atthnn after a long conference between the Prefect
Of Police The General Attorney. the Public Prosecutor
and the Judge obstruction all of whom were under
! the superior orders coming from VI. Constans' the
! Minister of the Interior.
The chief Of the surety, whose functions arc some
what similar To- tho-, Of Your Inspector ByineS. Of
New York. went at dawn 10 the revolutionary ward
OF Bcleyc. and arrested there, In poor lodging,
| Orlon ala, WolIrnc. and seized many kinds Of eA
plo,ivc and metallic implements for the manufactnre
of pcard, crackers destined for the blowing mp OF
railroad HU~ NolGflU' flhlilcl 10 Dc an il iA
from Moscow lie is forty yeass old and a
/ conservative lie never went ont from his room he
fore ( O'Clock n the afternoon. and returned nj mid
night lie received visits and only three postal
card, were delivered 10 him within eighteen months
lie can hardly peak French. Some bombs we're
seized n the lodging occupied By Tho couple Rein
stein, In the Gobc!in, quarter almost at the or
po,.tc side Of Paris. and far from Belevile. the
| residence Of Wolrrne Two young students. Misses
\ nd .rrf ,r
also. I'm every room or apartment occupied by tho
fourteen male Nh-t and their three female adhcrcnts
explosives found. They were Of dynamite, nitro
glyccne ana panclastite, the most terrible Of all
In some case, they ready for use. Works an
p,rotech nlcs and chemical preparations few reyolu
nonary pamphlets and some letters papers estab-
fishing the fact that the Nihlsts were really pro
pairing everything FOR a plot against the life Of the
tar were alsp found All Of the conspraors
| claimed that they merely pursuing scic hc
/ studies.
The male prisoners were placed in the temporary
an ~ tho Prefecture, hut the women were taken 10
- Illar the women, prison Of Paris. All OF them.
MAILS and females. were treated gently. and the men
we're even allowed 10 order their meals from outside.
ON the iirt day OF the arrest. at abont O'Clock a
largo can containing fifteen quarts OF TIA, the vOr1e
! Mi,coyitc Leverage. wa brought To- the N.hlistS.
! Il was sent. together with bountiful dinner by a
young Russian lidy probably Of the many ferale
student, from Russia who follow the courses OF the
an rent Pari, faculties.
Mcudcl,,o'n. who arrested in his villa Of
Fontcn,y Roses. where he resided with his charm
ing wiz i, tine grandchd ~ the famous Prnssian
philo-ophcr Moses Mcndclssohn. whose work tended
| especially 10 reconcile the Jews and Christians. lie
j. also IN" cousin ot the celebrated musical composer
Nend, lssoin Ilarthody. He had already been sen.
fenced iu Russia. where he had been participant In
an attempt against the life Of the Gar but succeeded
! in escaping. lie "a Israelite like Relnstein his
fellow con~pra'or In Paris. with the money that he
Inherited from hi, grand uncle. the great banker
| Mcndcl,-ohu. he supported many OF his companions
| and was Influential with them. especially since his
! expulsion from switzerland after the afalrc' %!
| Zurich IN which he assisted hi, friend Demsk