Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
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Upon house in the Ruo Rennequen, Paris,
occupied by eight police officials there was found
yesterday the following inscription: This house
will shortly be blown up with dynamite
The fret issue Of the amalgamsted Frcemdn's
Journal and National ITess OF Dublin was pub
lished yesterday. In an editorial IL says:
"Henceforth We will serve no party or clique"
Several Paris landlords have served upon ten
ants connected with courts OF justice notices 70
quit Hotel propretors complain that many
tourists are departing from Paris In conse-
quence Of the dynamite scare.
The American and English legations at Con-
etantinople have been oricially assured that the
order for closing foreigners schools will be- sus-
pepded. Negotiations for the settlement OF the
question continue. A satisfactory solutionis Is ex-
pected.
At n meeting Of the Paris Municipal Council
Yesterday VI. LOZe, replying TO questions, an
nounced that all OF tho authors OF the recent
dynamite ouirages except two had been arrest
cd. lie denied that any tenant OF the house
blown up Sunday In the Rue. Cllchy had been
menaced. The police, he said, had ample funds
for the purposes OF surveillance
The French Chamber of Deputies yesterday,
without debate, passed the bill relative TO in
nictipg the death penalty on any person or per-
soma convicted OF having destroyed property
by means OF explosives. clause was added
20 the bill. however, exemptng from the punish
ment provided by the measure persons who give
Information whereby the guiity parues arc
brought TO Justice. even though the informers
are accessory before the fact, provided that they
inform the authorities before the crime Is COM
mitted
Before the regular business OF the day was
considered in the lower house OF the Prussian
Diet yesterday, Count Won Eulenburg, the newly
anpointed president OF the Prussian Council,
made statement In which he justified the sepa-
ration Of the Imperial chancellorehip rom the
presidency OF the Prnssian Ministry. lie point
..,fxr IN raH nv n
union OF the two posts was beyond the powers OF
one man. Continuing, he said that W view
OF the fact that the discussion OF the
primary education bill had created serious aud
hitherto irreconcilable differences In the Diet
and in committee, and also In the country at
large and az no satisfactory result could De ex-
pected at present the government retrained
from insisting upon further consideration oil Inc
bin, but, he added, the government reserved TO
itself the right 70 decide when and in what form
the matter would again be taken up without
over-stepping the limits OF the Constitution.
In paris Sunday afternoon there was a terrific
explosion OF dynamite az 30 Hue Clcly, the
home OF Al. Boulot, the public prosecutor. Inc
attempt was against ms nie, rnich m nas Tssn
Tho police say that at least eight pounds
OF dynamite must have been used. Inc
effect OF the explosion was indescrlpa-
ble Houses for an eighth OF mile
were rocked a. II by an earthquake. All win
dow. were shattered In the neighbOrhood, and
walls Of the strongest buildings in the immedi'
ate neigh borhood we're crackf and Lulged. no.
80 Is wreck. The explosion, which Is saln ,u
have taken place In the ground hallway, Die"
the stairway to splnters, 80 that the panic
stricken inmates had 10 be helped down from
the npper floors with ladders. The furniture
throughout the house was thrown Into heaps and
against walls 20 that not whole chair or table
remains. The windows, frames and all. we're
blown out completely, and bricks were driven
from their place, and dropped to the street
The plastering was stripped clean IRON
ali walls and ceilings. Seven persons were in'
turei by the explosion -four by being thrown
IRON chairs on which they were sitting, and
three by falling debris. NJ. Boulot who nyed on
the fth floor Ia said TO have escaped without IN
Jury. Tue theory that the Anarchists nav,
been preparing the internal machines and
dynamite bombs already discovered foi
Nav lst mas been abandoned. Tho police are
CONVINCED that they have begun war OF exter
mination on all persons In ONCE who have AZ
tagontzed them 20 as "a frtghten magistrates
oa; Of conucting any OF their comrades appre'
hended IN crime