Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
NEARLY A REIGN OF TERROR
Cause Great Un-
eaSinesS in Paris.
STRANGERS LEAVING THE CITY
No Telling Where the Next
Blow VIII Fall.
The Authorities WIN Adopt Stringent
Measures to Prevent Further Dynamite
Outrages---Another Explosion in n
Large Banking Institution.

PARIS, March 29.--It has been a long
time since such activity has been shown
by the police as is now displayed. The
Rue Clichy explosion has impressed upon
the authorities the fact that Anarchism, or
at least the crimes arising from that doc
trine, must be prevented if the fair fame
Of the city is not TO suffer. The money
loss growing ont of the fear occasioned by
the explosion is incalculable, With no
certainty as to where the Anarchists will
strike their next blow, visitors to Paris
deem il the safer plan TO leave the city
much to the disgust of hotel proprietors
and shopkeepers There is no denying the
fact that the expressed intention of the
Anarchists to inaugurate reign of terror
has caused CONSERVATION. Their success
in this direction has embroidered them to
the commission of further crimes, and the
people daily, nay hourly, expect to hear of
other dynamite outrages.
An important meeting of the authorities
was held at the ministry of the interior
to-day. The situation was discussed in all
its bearings, and it was arranged to execute
stringent measures for the prevention of
further outrages. The residences of NJ
Athalin, an examining magistrate; NJ
Girard, the public analyst, and NJ. Glenn
ent, police commissary, are guarded day
and night to prevent the Anarchists from
carrying out their threats to blow them up.
Judge Benoit, against whom the recent
explosion i'll the boulevard st. German
was directed, has been served with notice
to quit by his landlord The owner of the
house which the judge occupies says that
if Judge Benoit remains there the other
tenants will leave, fearing that the
anarchists will make another attempt TO
blow up the judge.
NJ. Thevenet, cx-minster of Justice, re-
ceived a menacing letter yesterday.
The Figaro to-day publishes interviews
with two Leading Anarchists. They de-
clared that the members of the party were
acting singly on their own responsibility,
and that there was no precohcerted plans
to cause explosions. Both of them eX-
pressed themselves us delighted with the
moral effect of the explosions which,
they said. would direct greater attention to
their doctrines.
A cabinet council was held this after
noon at which the ministers discussed the
explosion that occurred Sunday morning
at the house 80 Rue Clichy AT the close
of the meeting NJ. Lorbet, prime minister.
had conference with Nj. Ricard, minister
of justice, several magistrates and the
chiefs of police NJ Loubet communicated
TO them the government decision regarding
the adoption Of measures to prevent any
further work Of destruction by the Anareh-
lists. The announcement is again made to-
day that the police are on the track of the
Anarchist Ravachol, who, they are con
WINGED, is the author Of boulevard, 81.
German and the Rue Clichy explosions
There was dynamite explosion late this
afternoon in the building of the Credit
Lyonnaisc, one Of the largest banking in
stitutions Of the city. The extent Of the
damage has not yet been learned. 1t is said
that two persons were injured. Police are
in charge Of the building and refuse to let
anybody approach. Two arrests have been
made.