Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-05
SIX -POUED BOMBS
An Attempt to Blow Up Ma
 drid's Public Buildings.
FRENCH DYNAM1TER CAPTURED
He Carried One of the Missiles Under His
 Cloak and Tried to Explode It.

When Arrested 1t Was Learned that He
 Had Placed Another Bomb in the
 Building, but the Fuse Failed to Burn
 His Name is Levat-Ho is Supposed
 tS Is in League With the ParIs
 AnaFchIsts.
 MADRID, April 5.-The police arrested Frenchman as he was entering a back door of the Parliamentary building.
 He had excited their suspicious by his efforts to avoid observation and by hold ing with great care Q bundle under his cloak. When arrested he tried to throw down the bundle but was prevented. He was taken to . police station, where the bundle was found to contain dynamite bomb with fuse ready for lighting.
 The Frenchman said that he had placed similar bomb in the lobby en- trance, but evidently the fuse had gone out. An examination of the lobby re- suited in the discovery of the bomb be- hind q pillar.
 Eack comb contained about six pounds of dy amite, enough to have wrecked the VI ble building.
 In e Frenchman'S papers was found an An hrchistic proclamation containing this statement:
 Everything enjoyed by the rich Is created by the labor of the poor. The wicked system of modern society pre- vents workingmen from possessing what the produce. Whatever the form of government, the rich seize the power and rob the poor, and no party dares to oppose them. As the laws serve only to protest the rich in their plundering, let us help ourselves. Let us attack the rich VI lth all conceivable means-with fire, knife and poison. Ownership is theftl1 Death to the bourgeoisieI Strike nowpT
 There were three large red crosses at the top and bottom of the proclamation, but no signatures.
 His name is Dsvat. He has travelled much in Portugal and Spain, and is sup posed to be O leader in the plots of the Spanish Anarchists. Additional papers have been found sewed in his under clothes. They contain the details of plans to blow up with dynamite the Chamber, the Senate, the Palace and Opera House, as we'll as several muni- cipal buildings. The police think that the plots were laid by Anarchists in Paris in collusion with members of the Mano Negra in Spain, and that Devat was sent to lead in the execution Gs he knew the country, yet was not known to the police.
 The police think the prisoner is 8 member of the MAno Negra, the organi- zation of murderers and robbers to which the Heres Anarchists belonged. A clipping from the Paris "Figaro," con flrming the dynamite outrages in this city was also found in his pocket, and it is thought that he may be the man who placed the bomb at the Spanish Embassy there. A description of him has been telegraphed to Paris. The prisoner re- | fuses to give any account of himself further than to say that he had not been in Paris recently. He Is a stranger here, however, and the police, who have been keeping a close watch of all suspected 1 Anarchists here for che last six weeks, say that he is probably one of the refu- gees from the Paris colony. Almost one hundred of these refugees, they say, have settled in this city and it's suburbs in | the last two weeks.