New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
EXPELLING THE ANARCHISTS.
ENERGETIC ACTION CT The FRENCH GOV
EMINENT.
FORTY FOREIGN AGIrAToRs ORDERED TO LEAVE
THE COUNTRY-RAVACHOL CAPrURED-HlS
DEFIANT AIR-RIOTING AT 4
PARIS CHURCIi

PARIS CHURCH.
Paris. March 3O.-In accordance with the deoiNio"
OF trc Government adopt the most stringent meas
TO rcpress the Anarchists orders for thc'r eN
pulsion from France today communicated 10
forty of the leading foreign Anarchists In Paris No
actual crime is charged against them, but they d'c
known to be hand in glove with the French Anar
clists. several other Anarchists who were warned
"a short time ago TO leave France paid no attention u
the order, and gave no sign that they ihtehoeu I"
depart. To-day they taken In charge by ihe
pc lice and conducted TO the frontier The Anar
chsts who have been ordered away are Italians, Ger
mans, Austrians, swiss and Eelgiahs. lhey must
leave the country within twenty four hours.
Foreign Minister Ribot. in an interview To-Day
said that no special PRECAUTIONS had been taken
against dynamite outrages, except that the Foreign
once and the Chamber Of Deputies were watched by
guards.
A police commissary and six gendarmes. who were
in search OF NavachOl, the supposed authOr Oh inc
boulevard St German and Rue de Clichy explosions
found him today in a cafe frequented by WORKING
men, Ravachol sprang 10 his feet and half drew
pistol from his pocket. Before lie had Tune 10 Use
the weapon the police rushed upon him and seized
him. He made a sharp struggle, but was soon over
come Ravachol was not cowed by his arrest, but
shouted give rAnarche.' Al the prison he WAS
searched and il found that he was armed WITH
two loaded rcvolvors, and that his walking cane WIS
sword stick. The OncldiS anlHIVpon'uIN'i'S NN''''
him. and the meas uremcntS taken identified MIN win
ths notorious Anarchist criminal KOnigsteln The
police are congratuating themselves upon the com
parative ease with which they captured their prisoner
Ravachol denied his identity when arraigned before
a magistrate for examination, after MS arrest iio
wos then suddenly confronted by supposed accohpco
named Chaumartin who, as soon he caught s!eht
Of the prisoner, exclaimed: "Ravachoi' re'"s"No
YOU. though your beard is on.' To ms inc
Anarchist replied: "If l Ravachol, tIat
does not prove that ] blow up houses
The police have seized large quantities OF nitric ana
suphuric acids and several reors at Ravachos Ious
ings. ,,,
few days ago order was Issued by N"iuin"i
pichard Archbishop Of Paris directing the clergy not
TO talk upon political subjects in their puOhc al
dresses The order was issued in consequence Oh lc
disturbances that had occurred in the Church OF 81
Merr which was the last night Of iurter o'"s
demonstrations A large crowd proceeded to ue
church with the object OF listening to Il Len'e" a"
dress They found the doors clo>en' ana " "''''o
posted saying that the addresses hdd o'en
by order of the ecclesiastical authorities The crown
stood about the church for some time, and finally De
came uproarious shouting and yelling and III ouie
WAYS acting In disorderly manner. lhe Poh'c
charged upon the crowd, and after short but seVeic
conflict put the rioters to flight
Father Forbes the Scotch Jesuit whom the Govern
ment ordered to leave France for using language +"
insulting nature III lfeIN 10 -
the country 10 day for London Referring TO me eA
nusion of Father Forbes, Foreign Minister klbo' al
nitted that the Governments action III TINS case WIS
rather summary but he maintained that ~ wa
necessary lie added THAI the expulsion OF fatheI
Forbes did not imply danger OF similar action aeansl
other foreign religious workers, such thce connected
with the Mccall Mission, In witch Enghshmen and
Americans interested. , .
The hotekeepers here say that the panic due 70
the recent explosions has caused no appccabe t,ll-
ue of In the number Of persons asking for aCconmvia
tinns on the contrary. their hotels are fuller Than
before being crowded with Easter arrivals.