The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-30
MORE DYNAMITE IN PARIS.
IN ENPL OSION IN ONE OF THE
LARGEST lIINKING NSTf1C7IONS
The credit I.yonnaise Building Wrecked
Late Yesterday Aiternoon-Tcrror Ere.
wills Throu g B out the CItN-MOre Thrcnts.

| The Credit Iyonuaiss Building wretk
| Late Yesterday Aiternoon-rcrror Ere.
| wallis Til no ing h out the City-MOre Threats.
| PARIS. March 20.-Tho widest excitement
| prevailed this afternoon when 1t became known
| that another tlynam lite explosion had occurred.
| This time it was In tho building OF the Credit
| Lyonnaise. one of the largest banking institu-
| tions in the city. 1t was late this afternoon
| when the explosion took place. The streets
wero crowded at tho time. and the news few
| from mouth to mouth like wildilre. rush
was instantly made for the wrecked building.
| and the streets in its vicinity were in few
minutes literally packed with terror-strieken
| and excited crowd. Tho police. however. got
| there before the crowd. aud n Gordon was i'm
| mediately formed about the building. and no
| person was allowed to approach 1t. Inc eN-
| tent Of tho damage cannot yet be ascertaned
| The widest rumors are anoat, and 1t is known
| that two arrests have been made.
Intense terror prevails throughout the city
and the people fear to go to thor beds. not
knowing at what point the dynamiters may
next operate.
The Director Of tho Paris Custom House has
received letter wordcd thus:
NoTrcE-Atan Anarchist meeting II has been
decided that tho Customs Department Is in
cluded among those to be blown Up BY dyna-
mite. Look out for yourself.
Tho Anarchists have sent warning to
rich disticr named Premier. who lives in lto-
mans. in tho Department of Drome. They
threaten that his distllcry will 10 blown UP
with dynamite on May Day. They have no
grudgc against him. but vii! destroy his build
ing simply because lie is tho richest man in
the place.
NJ. Bulot. the Public Prosecutor. in answer to
inquiries about the dynamite outrage at his
residence, says:
AT tho trim! Of the Anarchists. in August
last. demanded the heads OF Decamps and
Dnrdnrc. The Jury was timid and only i'm
posed three years imprisonment Juries are
so cownrdly that doubt If any would convict
Ravacho II he were arrested. ] am n Radical.
oven Socialist. but rcnrohate anarchism. 1t
is extremely probable that there is grudgs
against me. Decamps. who is violent fam
attic. and who is now in ,roissy Prison. is the
real leader Of his party He is beloved by his
wi fc. who may be secretly melting his friends"
Sa hsy rau th "' reports hat
tho eNpos ions have not been arranged in
Ircconrertcd plan. The active Anarchists Of
four OF, Ave members These groups work in;
plan agreed uron by. their Representative
men. In the inte ontrages but few Of tho
n ansS Mho tho
, hnmb IS known at mos, only t" his Group.
This loosencss OF organization was intro
duced Immediately after the apprehension OF
the Nih!ists about two years ago. Its object
wide reaching information from traitors. or
from learning the secrets Of the whole party
The, name of the man who set the bomb for NJ.
was probably known at most to three men in
Paris. and his apprehension was practically
OF the attempt upon W. Bcnoits life.
LONDON. March 2a--The police here have
been ordered to watch carefully he Anarchists
who arrive here from the Continent. In tho
last three weeks 300 Of them are said to- have
presence has been noticed by the police at the
Socialists meetings on Sunday nights. and the
attention Of Homo Secretary Matthews was
called to the fact.