The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
ALL EUROPE IN TERROR.
ANARCHIsTS SHOWING THEIR
UGLY HEADS EVERYWHERE.

QlCL-DyudulIS BONDS h&plOOeQ at
Rome and Naples.
PARIS, April 27.-When the jury in the
case of the anarchists who were on trial in
the Seine assizs court returned at o'clock
this morning and rendered verdict of
guilty with extenuating circumstances
against Ravachol AMI Simon, these two
persons did not in any way chow that they
expected anything different. After Judge
Cues had sentenced them to penal servitude
for life they shouted "Vive la anarchie,
vive la revolution sociale" The verdict oc-
casloned much surprise, but it is the general
concenSus of opinion that the "extenuating
circumstances" part Of the verdict was due
entirely to the fear of the jurors that if the
prisoners we're condemned to death they
would fall victims to anarch-
ist vengeance. After the pro-
ceedings were ended and the condemned
had been removed the court room and ad-
jacent corridors In the palace Of justice we're
scenes of great animation. Those who had
attended the trial were Joined by others,
and the case was discussed in loud tones by
everybody. Some held that the jury had
shown a woful lack Of courage in return
ing the verdict they did, while others held
that the explosion in NJ. Very's restaurant
showed that the friends of the prisoners
were fully capable of carrying into execu
tion their threats TO kill the jury If any of
the prisoners were sent to the guillotine, and
that the former were, therefore, fully justi-
fed in returning a verdict that would pre-
vent themselves from becoming objects of
revenge for the anarchists.
The Journal deS Debates commenting
upon the result of the trial says to-day that
it ia to be regretted that the jury failed to
perform their duty in the same noble man
ner that the officials performed theirs.
The public generally condemn the verdict.
No one doubts that the jury was terrorized,
and the result is regarded as triumph for
the dynamiters. The fearless conduct of
NJ. Beaupaire, the public prosecutor is
warmly commented.
OTHER PRESS COMMENTS.
The Justice radical organ, says that
some foolish minds are already proposing
absurd steps, some going SO far as to argue
that the government should declare state
seige. The proposals made by these persons,
the Justice declares, would prove sorry
evil. The paper adds: LET US begin the
correction of the evil by having police
force that knows it's business"
The Radical says: 'It Is essential to
guard against the panic which ignorance
and dishonesty will produce under any
regime IN any country
The GattJois SAYS: 1T is deplorable that
Ravachol should have been allowed whole
day, thanks to the inaptitude of the prose-
cution. to transform the dock into a tribune
from which to preach anarchy"
The concliatory tone of Judge Cues,
who presided at the trial, and his excessive
indulgence of the anarchists are severely
condemned. IL is suggested that the jury
took their cue from the judge. majority
NJ tho F1aOpta IN tho CorriHnra of tho voo1aca
OF justice were first amazed when they
heard Of the verdict, and then many of
them became indignant. As some OF the
jurymen passed the excited groups they
were greeted with angry cries Of towards.
The police to-day arrested twenty-five
anarchists at Roubaix, large manufacture
ing town in the department Du Nord.
CARNoT VISITS THE INJURED.
President Carnot to-day visited the per-
sons who were injured by the explosion at
Vervs restaurant Monday night They
are all being treated at the Hospital St.
Louis. He gave to the family of NJ. Very
1000 francs, and to each other injured pers
son he gave 500 francs.
NJ. Loubet, minister Of the interior, will
introduce in the Chamber of Deputies a
bill to compensate the people for personal
injuries and damage to property caused by
the dynamite outrages.
q
the Associated Press to-day, M. Girardt,
director of the municipal laboratory, took a
gloomy view of the situation. The anarch-
lists, he said were more dangerous than was
commonly believed. They had acquired
great facility in the composition of ex-
plosives, and this rendered them able to
cause great damage to property and per-
haps much loss of life, despite any precau-
tions the police might take.
Commissary Deisch, the officer who ar
rested Ravachol, continues to receive
threatening letters. He received one to-
day signed, "The Author of the Very Ex-
plosion :" in which the writer said "You
will not arrest our comrades with impu-
nifty. We will avenge them. For every
hundred arrested ten Thousand will replace
them"
MAKING ARRESTS IN ITALY.
ROME, April 81 The Italian police are
again arresting anarchists in the leading
cities. Thirty anarchists have been arrested
in Leghorn.
A bomb was exploded in church at
Monte Totondo to-day, but caused only
slight damage.
A dynamite cartridge was exploded in the
house Of a wealthy family in Rome last
evening; causing very little damage. Two
arrests have been made in connection with
the latter explosion.
A dispatch from Reggie, the capital of
the providence of Reggie nee Emilia, in
Northern Italy, states that a band of social
lists attempted to hold q parade in the streets
of that city today. They marched along
singing the "Workingman's Hymn" and
acted so disorderly that the police were
compelled TO disperse them. Slight resist
ance was made, Tut the mob soon scattered.
Five of the leaders were arrested.
AN EXPLOSION AT NAPLES.
NAPLES, April 27.-Considerable excite-
ment was caused here to-day by a report
that the anarchists, had attempted TO blow up
the old treasury department. A dynamite
cartridge had exploded under that build
ing, but it is not believed that it was placed
there by anarchists. Only trihing damage
was done. The police are trying to find out
who put the cartridge there.
REGULATING POSSESSION OF DYNAMITE.
VIENNA, April 27.-In order to prevent
the workingmen from stealing cartridges
from the dynamite factories and selling
them at a low price, the police have or
dered that everybody using dynamite must
have a certificate showing where i5 was
bought Failure to produce such a GER
tiflcate will be visited by the severest penal
ties.
A DYYAMITER AT LISBON.
LISBON, April 27.-An anarchist was
arrested at the railway station in this city
to-day. Six dynamite cartridges were
found in bis lodging.
WATCHING GERMANY's FRONTIER.
BERLIN, April 27.-The German frontier