The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
BOASTS OF HIS CRIMES.

Anarchist RavachOl Brngs Before a Pa IL
Mngistratc-His Kim DO Not Work.
PARIS. April 3.-When Anarchist Rava-
chol was brought before the magistrate he
said: II am proud of what / nave done.
You will not get o single word of repent
ance out of me. If / had not been arrested
/ would have continued my explosions,
sparIng nobody concerned with the con-
domination of other Anarchists. ! would
like TO have blown up the Chamber Of
Deputies for imposing on ~dynamitors the
penalty of death. Let nothing stand in
the way of tho Anarchist propaganda. I
murdered the two sisters Marion and
others simply to procure money to assist
the cause. | could never stOOp to begging.
No Anarchist begs. / won't work. Labor
is an injustice as long as it enricbes an en-
plOyer who gives his workers just enough
to keep body aud soul together. Every
one having nothing ought to rob and muir
der. When there are many men like me
the rich will com to terms. lam a martyr
In a humanitarian cause"
Rayachol says that in the case of the OK.
plosion In the Boulevard st. Germain. he
deposited the machine on the staircase Of
tho house. Methieu watched in the street,
Beala was stationed in e wine shop op-
posite and Chaumartin and the woman
JOubou brought the dynamite in a sauce
pam. The Lohau barracks ex plosion was
effected with dynamite packed in o metal
mold used In baking cakes.
Z Cnrnot as u Behring Sea Arbiter.
PARIS. April SIN an interview to-day
on the Behring sea question, NJ. Jules
Ferry said: III President Carnot is asked
to perform a part in the treaty he will
doubtless accept the task. But it is o COM
plicatod question and considerable time
will be REQUIRED to solve it,"
Deputy Flourens saia: This is the
been called upon to take part In an arbi.
~tratiop. 1t Is difficult 20 prophesy how
long 1t will be before q verdict is rendered.
If all the evidence is Immediately forth
coming it ought not to require moro than
penses Of the court of arbitration should
be borne by the nation in whose territory
the arbitration occurs. France will bear
the expense as ; matter of international
courtesy, If necessary to send u mission
TO the scene of dispute the expense of that
should foil upon the parties III litigation"
The Missouri Arrives Mt Libau.
LIBAU. April 3.-The steamer Missouri,
from New York. with food for the famine
sufferers. was enthusiastically welcomed
on her arrival here. The steamer Con-
cordia, having aboard Consul-general
Crawford, Count Bobrinski. MIR. Edgar,
Consul BornhOld and q number of the civil
and militarya uthorities. went out to meet
the Missouri. A band aboard the Con-
cordia played the American and Russian
national anthems. The discharge of the
Mlssouris cargo has already commenced.
swindlers Convicted.
BERLIN, April 3.-Franz Lieftuchter and
Johann Paulus have been sentenced, re-
spectively. to four years and two years
Imprisonment at Trcves for s~windling.
This is the result of the efforts of the au-
thorities to break up o gang of sharpers,
who have for q long time thrivcd by cheat
ing German emigraDts waiting at the va
rious ports on the eve of embarking for
America. Their victims were numerous.
and many emigrants arrived in New York
penniless in consequence of having en-
cOuntered the crooks before leaving port.
Jack the Ripper" at Berlin.
BERLIN, April 3.-This city was aRitated
to-day by the announcement of a supposed
Jack the Ripper" murder. The body of a
woman named Amalie was found strangled
OIL n staircase of a house near the police
hureau, in KAISER Wilhelm strasse. The
murderer had apparently been disturbed
while at work and compelled to escape be-
1OIe uo utO uou hohSAO Az NOuluus
Gable Notes.
Ernst REM. of Berlin. founder of tho
we'll known REM Company circus. Is dead.
demonstration of unemployed London
London wO-kmen. which was ged to
occur Sunday. was n fizzie.
Twenty-six pounds Of dynamite have
been stolen from n rail works at Minis.
Some anarchist workmen have been ar
rested In competition with the robbery.
1t Is stated that Mrs. Annie Besant's
daughter, Mabel. 10 betrOthed TO Mr.. fcOtt,
the we'll known English socialist writer.
who is q nephew Of the noted dramatic
critic, Clement Scott.
Two thousand Dahomevans, armed with
rifles. are in camp near Obo, on the river
Oueme. TIE kiDg has sent q note to the
French consul at Porto Novo saying every
thing on the lane belongs to him. including
Porto Novo.
bernard Won Bismarck. tho EXCHANGED
Ior's older brother. 10 dying of pneumonia.
on his estate at Kuelst. This brother was
the eldest of Prince Bismarck's SIX broth
ers and sisters. and excepting the Prince.
Is the only surviving male member of their
generation of the family.
The Frankfort Zeitung says that q Rus
sian Bulgarian Society has boen organized
in ODESSA, with branches In Constantinople
and Belgrade, supported by money paid by
the Bulgarians to defray the Russian occu-
patton, aud that the Russian government