The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12
(Continued from Isl page.)

and caused a continuation OF the
story which the Journal DIES Debats
published. When the man was ar
rested he was seeking employment
as a servant in an aristocratic family
who had incurred the hatred of the
anarchists and sentence OF death |
was pronounced against them, and
the man arrested was selected TO |
carry out the evil design 10y poison |
ING all their food and liquids on the
first favorable opportunity. The dis
covery of the djaboical plot greatly
increased the feeling of alarm caused
by the recent anarchist demonstra-
tions.
Paris was scene of terror March
27th. In the afternoon of that date
there was a terrific explosion of
81 dynamite at 80 Rue Clichy, the home
of Nj. Boulct the Public Prosecutor.
The attempt was against his life
which has been threatened repeatedly
lately by anarchists. The police say
that at least eight pounds of dyna-
mite must have been used. The
effect of the explosion was hides
clibable, houses for an eighth of a
mile on every side of No. 80 being
rocked as if by an earthquake All
the windows were shattered in the
neighborhood and the walls of the
strongest buildings in the vicinity
were cracked and bulged. No. 80 is
a wreck. Seven persons were injured
by the explosion. The police arc
satisfied that the anarchists have BE-
gun a war OF eXtirmination on all
persons in Office who have antago-
nized them, so as to trighten the
magistrates out of convicting their
comrades apprenended in crime.
News from Paris of March 2Sth,
says the city is panic stricken and
| all sorts OF rumOrs are atloat as To
certain letters received by the police,
cabinet members and President Car
not from supposed anarchists, threat
ening vengeance in case the police
do not stop their domiciliary visits.
Several wealthy families who had re-
ccived warning ctters during the day
made appeals to the police for pro-
lection. Many arrests have been
made. "Hhere is nothing to be said"
is the one answer given by the Pre-
lecture of Police to all questions.
The citizens threaten to take the law
into their own hands and lynch the
anarchists if caught. a man named
Ravachol is said to he the author of
tie explosion nj 80 Rue Clichy. Ra-
vachol has said TO reporter that the
anarchists intended to terrOrize the
judicial authorities so as to prevent
the condemnation of their cOmpan-
ions arrested for other explosions,
and that they had sufficient dynamite
to blow up the residence of every
French official. In the Deputies
Il motion was made for bill provd-
ing that damage done private proper
ty by dynamite explosions be met by
the state. Loubet declined TO COM
init the Government and it was lost.
The Chamber passed bill inhicting
the death penalty on persons convic-
ted of destroying property by the
use of dynamite Officials are any
thing but desirable tenants and land
lords are serving notices on such of
their tenants to move. Many tourists
are leaving the city.
The anarchist Leon Ravachol, the
supposed leader Dfrecent explosions,
was arrested March 3Oth after des-
Derate resistance, but was finally
pinioned and carried to the police
station. Quantities of nitric and
sulphurc acids ard a number of re-
t0rls were found al Ravachol'8 lodg-
ings.
Forty leading foreign anarchists
were expelled from Paris March
Both No actual crime is charged
but the authorities are determined to
prevent these mCn from committing
violence in France. Several anarch-
lists were notified a short time ago to
leave France but paid no attention
to the warning. The police took
them in charge March 3Oth and es-
cortcd them to the frontier. The
Scotland Yard Authorities of London
learned that neallY. all the expelled
anarchists were making for England.
The despatch gave the names of the
suspects and Their descriptions and
told what trains they were taking
All of the ports are being watched
and the unwelcohe immigrants viii
be closely Swallowed. The very frs
explosion or outrage occurring il
London they will be arrested.
The Antwerp Sock Exchange com
mittee at Brussels received an anony
!, nous letter Marcl 28th announcing
that the Bourse would be blown III
with dynamite during the day. Thu
threat was not carried out but il goes
to prove that Tie spirit of anarchy il
there and that they may expec
trouble.
In Madrid the Government ha
drafted stringent decree for th
punishment OF anarchist outrages
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