New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
ANARCHISTS CHASTITY WORK
-FOUR POLICE OFFICIALS BLOWN TO
PIECES IN PARIS.
AN lNfEHsaL MACHINE DISCOVERED IN TIE
cARMAUX MINING CoMpANY's BuILDIxG--
TAKEN 70 TIE POLICE STATION. 1T
.XrLODES WITH FRIGHT
FCL VIOLENCE.

ENfL0DLS WITH FRIGHT
gUL VIOLENCE.
Paris. Nov. San explosion occurred in this
city this morning by which -four police officials
lost their lives and another fatally injured.
II was the Wort; Of Anarchists seeking revenge
against the Carmaux Mining Company, whose
long-continucd struggle with their employees was
amicably settled few days ago.
The cashier of the Carmaux Company this morn
ing noticed lying in the entrance OF the build-
ing all iron vessel of spherical shape. with n
handle. The cashier called q policeman VINO
accompanied by the companys porter, took the
bomb TO the station. The cockwork movement
in the interior of the Internal machine struck
while the four men who were killed We're stand
ing over and examining It, Instantly there was
n terrific roar ard shock. and the work Oh W.
struction was done 1t IL not believed That the
men who were killed ever knew what han III
them. They were 30 fcarfnlly man@icd NAV oe", =.
must have been instantaneous All 'iioSo NV
alive In the station, except the Inspector "'V
was too badly injured TO move, rushea thro"s"
the clouds of smoke and dust ana mace 'i.oii
WAY TO the street. They rushed pacK 10 saNe' IL
possibe. their missing comrades. ard soon IT,
turned bearing the wounded inspector. VINO was
vncorscious tie was at once taken 10 I"
hospital ,;o,
o.mmssarv's secretary, policeman and porter
sanlSved by the Carmaux Mining Company WHO
tad carried the bomb TO the station
What the explosive was Is not known, pu' ~
-.. most nowerful 1t is said that 1t was NOV
Aynam,to Houses IN the vicinity were shakon
"a their foundations. and their occupants r"'''"
;r,o The streets. fearing that the buildings "e''
sNout 70 fall Windows in every direction werc
shstterod. and the utmost excitement anu oon
fusion prcvailed Two stories OF the poloe ou"'
ing were completely wrecked The whoie Sr'''
was thckly strcwn with debris -.,
NJ. 1ou,,et, the Prime Minister: W. kicaru' 'ii",
later Of Justice the Procureur OF tue hepuoi,0 "'
tie Project Of Police, visited the scene OF ''F ~
ulosion this afternoon and mnde eioSe inspc.'''n
Of tho wrecked building The floor oil 'he Iron.
room was covered with fragments OF gas VIZ
and rlestcr The room at the back, whrie 'i'o
.,.,,,or;or occurred was covered with splashes OF
h,ooA ord hits Of BRAIN skin and bone. FraG-
mont. of tho bodies We're mixed with the deori3
Noor ,hc door law the body of q policemen, 'he
olo,b,ng form 10 shrnds Part of the scrGHahts
bodv was living IN n corner Of the room IL WIS "'-
rccocnizable save by some remaining lfaRrl"n'S
NJ tho uniform The boots had been torn OH we
fect by the force OF The explosion. Inc hp'u"'s2
trunk of the porter found under a p'"ch
Portions of what ore believed TO have once pe'h
his skull were picked mp in IT." adliceh' s'rec"
Only n part Of the trunk of the coT'nissary scc'
rotary was found intact
Tho excitement caueo: by the outrage grows III
,ntcns;tv. The roliee authorities are doing 'helr
utmost TO discover the authors OF the cnhF' uuo
.h hot oe.ectives Of the force have been dc'alied
ON the case As yet, however, they are WORKING
IN thu dark for there is not, so far rs known u
thc public Single clew TO establish the loeh'i's
~ tbose who placed the bomb where 1t was lo"hd'
Ministers Louhet and Ricard had long CON-
~ersation with the directors of the CnrmauN MIN
inr Company this evening on the suojcct Oh 'he
evnlosion The directors stated that since uie
.tr,ke began they have received number OF
MANAGING letters. one declaring that the puiio-
inc would me blown up unless oil OF the NarihauA
rioters were reinstatcd.
The explosion was the subject OF an excite"
discussion in the Chamber Of Deputies this even
inu. NJ Reinach asked tho government 70 IN
farm the Deputies as TO its action In the matter
Hot words were freely exchanged between he
publican and EonlanGist mcmters; NJ Dencrl!S .
member OF the Right accused the EoVerIlihe si
Of weakness in dealing with the elements oi u'S-
order. /, .,o1 Tho
a. Loubct referred r. what he termed .ne
energetic measures which the Hoyerhh'n' nay
taken in dealing with the anarchists. iic o sr,
traitors Of these acts Of barbarty lie appcaicd 10
ali GOOD citizens rcpel tic rcvolnt nary thcoies
nromulrated By thusn who sought 10 mcitc us
order among the destitute ,.uooa ,nn,,rse
a scene OF wild confusion 1oiloWcu, applause
minciing with denunciation. ,,a, -,
NJ Fcrroul declared that the Socialists hao
nothing 70 do with tho Anarchists .,oa ,,o
After various motions had been proposed; the
Chamber adj ,ptcd resolutions expressing indeha-
tiou AZ tho outrage and affirming its confidence IN
the G,mness OF the Ministry