The morning call., 1892-04-26

o. At:ll:30o'elock p. NJ. the fremen were at
work clearing away the ruins. Fortunately
the damage done was almost entirely con-
fined TO- the building in which the restaurant
was located. 1t is the general opinion that
the. explosion was 'perpetrated mainly to
terroTize the jnrymen who are to be on duty
at RayachoPs trial.
Three persons have been arrested. One
of them shouted "yive Panarchie" on being
taken into custody. The news of the ex-
plosion quickly spread throughout the city,
creating CONSERVATION, especially on the
bouevards, where exaggerated reports of
the affair were current.
Very died at the hospital soon after the
amputation of his leg.
The cafe Is an utter wreck and the pave
ment in the vicinity Is completely strewn
witt debris of the furniture and the front
OF the bulldog. A waiter named Sherot
escaped with slight bruise, but is suffering
from the effects of the great shock. Several
persons riding in tramcar passing the
building when the explosion occurred were
Injured by being struck by pieces OF flying
glass. The explosion has terrorzed the jury
selected to try Rayachdi and the officials
connected in anyway with the trial.
The newspaper L'Eclair publishes the
text Of an anarchist proclamation secretly
printed with the view of influencing the
municipal elections which will be held on
i Is
eating neutrality in elections, which are de-
nOunced as boQTgeolse farce. 'Remem-
ber, the manifesto says, 'by going TO the
polls you initiate sheep going to the sham-
bles. BE men; learn to Go without rulers
and geyernments-that IS 10 say, masters
and oDpTessors; then, and then only, ON the
ruins Of the horrible and monstrous past,
whose sole basis and rule was an idotic
struggle for existence, you may lay foun-
dation of an organization Of the future rest
O frai l. n ant for fraa
harmonious and integral life. The princi-
pies of equality, liberty and justice viii
then no longer be vain formulas. and by
anarchy, without God or master. all may
freely produce according to their strength,
while amply consuming according to their
wants." 1t further urges the working
people to seize the workshops, factories
and warehouses and commence social rev.
olutiOn.
L'Eclajr also publishes letter signed by
number of Ravachol's friends, addressed
TO the Jurors who will sit In the case. The
letter appeals TO the jurors to observe i'm
partial fairness. declares RavachOl's acts Of
vengeance we're justified by the criminal
attitude of Judge Benot and Public Prose
cutor Bulot at the trial Of the Clichy anarch-
lists.
Tie trial of Anarchist Ravachol begins
tomorrow. The'rush for tickets Of adnlis-
sion 10 the courthouse is somewhat damp
eDed by the threat OF the socialists that they
will net allow any sentence against him TO
. be carried out. Il is feared one OF them
wiIlgain admission to the court and throw
bomb at the Judge.
ROME, 4 prlI 25.-The authorities today
began barricading the residences OF officials
and the ks, il view Of the disturbances
yesterday and the apprehension of more
serious disturbances to-day. The working
classes are greatly stirred up by the pros
pect Of the renewal of the -four tax.
The extreme socialists are very active,
and, besides appealing TO the prejudice
against the mOneyed and upper classes,
r. have enlisted the sympathy and eO-0pera-
tIon OF the irredentist agitatOrs. Threats
are freely uttered against the Austrians and
there is reason to fear IN the event OF riot
the Austrian embassy may be assailed.
For this reason the lower windows are be-
ing walled up strongly, the members and
servants OF the embassy are armed aud
every PREPARATION has been made to give
deadly reception TO the mob.
Tie preparations made by the authorities
are SO extensive and serious that the public
Is more alarmed thereby than by the threats
and demonstrations Of the anarchists. The
opinion prevails that these preparations
would not be made unless the authorities
had Information Of a dangerous conspiracy
which they have not made public. Great
uneasiness prevails and persons Of means
are secreting valuab bles and following the
example of the officials in makEg their resi-
dences ready to offer resistance to the mob
in case of an attack. The galleries, paint
Ing and statuary that have been readily
accessible to visitors are now surrounded
with safeguards. The military authorities
have doubled the. guards where arms and
AMMUNITION are stored.
Inquiries made this evening indicate th at
the reports put in circulation that disturb
ances had occurred yesterday in this city and
are likely to be renewed will prove. upon
thorough investigation. to be exaggerated.
There has beeD no trouble, and the socia i
lists are showing no signs of preparing for
violent manifestations against the Govern
ment, and everything points TO peaceful
observance OF May day.