The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-03
THE PANIC OF EUROPE.
Nihiiist Propaganda In Russia-Ravacho
Laughs Over His Escape.

Laughs Over His Escape.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2-The dissemina-
ton of anarchist pamphlets is on the in
crease. These intiammatory publications
blame the car and the government for the
famine and attendant miseries, and the
authorities are greatly incensed at the
circulation. A reward of 100000 roubies
is offered for the apprehension of the pro-
prietors, but so far the police have failed
to discover them.
PARIS, May 2-Ravachol, who has re-
covered from his recent tit of detection
and now laughs at the way in which he
scared the jury, expects a verdict of
extenuating circumstances in the Mont
Brison trial, relying on the effect of sim
liar coercive tactics against the jury.
The man who caused the bomb explo-
sion near the Guise barracks on Sunday
and was almost fatally injured by the ex-
plosion was wealthy grocer and WELL
known as pious loyalist.
The grand circus at Troyes, 100 miles
southeast of Paris, was set on fire today.
presumably by anarchists, and burned to
the ground. The flames destroyed the
adjacent houses. While the fire was burn
ing loud explosions were heard in the in
terror of the circus. A number of reaction
airy youths held secret meeting on
Saturday night with the object of forming
an anti-anarchist association. Many in
coherent speeches were made that
promised little practical results. The
movement may. however, lead to
a demonstration in which the an
archists are likely TO be roughly handled.
Papers generally, commenting on the
quietness shown by the anarchists, give
warning that appearances are deceitful,
and that no doubt trouble with the an
archists will occur at the end. Reports
from all points of importance in the prov
inces today show that no serious disorders
occurred anywhere yesterday. 1t is
stated that Marquis de Mores challenged
a municipal councillor who insultingly re-
ferred to him in public speech yesterday
LIEGE, May "A dynamite cartridge ex-
pioded on the threshold of Count Min
cites residence this evening. The house
aGjoins that of General Loudon, of the
civic guard, for whom IL is thought the
dynamite was intended, and the contents
were partially wrecked. Flagstones were
torn up, and all the windows within a
radius of 200 yards were damaged A
German who fed just after the explosion
was arrested, but denied being the author
of the outrage.
BERLIN, May 2.-Reports have reached
here that more than a ton of dynamite
and gunpowder has been stolen from
Greek magazines on the island of Corfu
1t is thought the thefts were made IN
small quantities at time.
BUDA PKsTH, May 2.-In spite of police
prohibition, the workingmen of this city
gathered al sixty-two different places yes-
terday, marched in procession to Nuns
dorfer park and celebrated. While the
demonstration was in progress a fire
broke out in Nichoson's machine factory,
adjacent to the park, and rumor spread
that the fire had been started by the
workingmen TO enable them to loot the es-
adjustment. The proprietor, however, de-
MED that the fire was of incendiary origin.
MADRID, May At is the custom of the