The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-26
MORE DYNAMITE IN PARIS.
BLOWING UP TIE WINE SHOP IN
WHICH RAYACHOL WAS ARREs TED.

| Ten Persons Badly Hurt and Landlord Very
Died At Midnisht-At Least Twelve
Pounds OF Dynamite In the Bomb-Mauy
| Letters Sent to Very Telling Him IIis
| Place Would be Destroyed for Hts Re-
trsysl OF Ravachoi-Psris 10 In . Panic.
PARIS. April 25-There was a terrific ex-
plosion carly this evening In the entrance OF
the wine shop OF NJ. Very. % Boulevard
Magenta where Ravachol. the Anarchist, was
arrested on March 80. The bomb contained at
least twelve pounds OF dynamite and COM
pletely wrecked the establishment Ten per-
sons we're seriously injured. and NJ Very died
at midnight
The explosion occurred when tho wine shop
was half full OF guests. and. as nearly as can
be learned. the bomb was placed Just within
| the outside door Of the corridor and at the
door leading from tho corridor into the wine
ROOM NJ Very was standing In the middle Of
tho room when the shock came. He was
thrown against the wall In heap Of shattered
tables and chairs. The ceiling fell. and sew
eral beams were split and fell to the floor. A
minute after the explosion ten Of the guests
recovered their senses and ran into the street
shouting and crying Fire!"
| The police. who have been stationed near the
vino shop since Ravachol's arrest. came up rs
the uninjured came out and began bringing
| out those unable to help themselves. NJ. Very
| was found to be in q pitiable condition. Both
| Of his legs had been crushed by the falling
BEAMS his collar bone was fractured. and his
| right arm was broken. He was bleeding at
the mouth and ears. and is supposed to have
suffered internal injuries. His little boy was
found unconscious in q corner with his collar
bone broken. Both were taken to the St Lois
Hospital. where NJ. very's legs wore am putated.
or the other ten persons injured three were
| taken to the hospital and. the others were
| helped to their homes by tho police Six are
said to have broken bones and internal iniur-
les. but tho particulars are not known.
Half Of the front OF the wine shop was blown
out, the stairs OF the lower two stories were
smashed to splinters. and not door or win
dow in tho house was left whole. The floor in
the corridor was blown away. tho chandelier
twisted and hurled into corner. and where
the ceiling and walls were not split. the plaster
was taken of as II scraped with knife.
Tho buildings on each side OF the wine shop
were damaged from top to bottom. Halt OF
the furniture was broken. and all glass in
tho houses was shattered. The whole block
around the wine shop was rocked by the ex-
plosion. and the walls were started so that
they cracked or bulged.
The neighborhood is thickly populated. and
five minutes after the explosion the street was
crowded with frightened men and women. An
extra force OF police was summoned and an
effort was made to induce the people to return
to their rooms The effort was fruitless for
some time. and women and children blocked
tho sidewalks crying and wrinCing their
hands. Later. men began carrying out their
most valuable possessions. and prepared to
move their families to other parts Of the city.
Much OF the patronage OF the vine shop was
tSat Ra ava friends have Il Tor de- De-
struction as warning to the magIstrafs ard
are watching the shop and making house-to-
hops Of settns Clue to the porpetrator Of the
NJ; Very was beyond giving information
to throw light on the 9, outrage. but waiter
lily or c'' sixty threat Ing letters from Anar.
hs s a5SS by Rs pdS Sss rss sy d 1n
-" sila: You have dared to betrsy Ravscho
81. Your shop is doomed and yopr Infamous
ne VII pc taken before May Your family
. At the top Of this was printed IN rcd letters
hMny ind tha same was printed at the
Another letter. with skull and crossbones at
toP spassnty referred directly to the
% M Ss fFn tho
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geoisie who seek Ravachols blood. Your
doom is at hand pEeHare to meet .trvor,s
IL LaerSt the waiter VIZ assisted II the
TINT he has fed from the city. This morning
he received q. letter. warning him that no
to hoars %oad s
The Eumor is abroad that an attempt will
paire. the Prosecutor, General, on his way, to
s9p His Fefdenfs l. guarded
patrol the street In which the house, stands.
A 4 an ti .saase %Rfs ire a in the
row will BIO held in an atmosphere Of panic. for
the police have been warned that prepare:
room. The panic to. might throughout the city
surpasses anything that has been experienced
Three arrests have. been made. including a
man who Just after the explosion In tho wine
sho Ev shfHa anar at th e. next corner:
A revolver and knife were found on him. He
processes to know nothing OF the perpetrators
Troops cleared the Boulevard Magenta.
Th.usands 81 slghtsIssTs had crowded ths
police we're unnble to drive them back. In
the confusion it was. feared another outrage
soldiers were called out. They drove the
crowds into tho side streets. and remained on
guard until tho people had gone home.
The arrest OF Ravachol. which was evidently
tho direct cause Of the explosion deseribed In
the above desnateh, took PLACE on March 30
shop at ~ Boulevard Magenta. noticed an i'll
looking though wel-dressed customer whose
appearance agreed. as he thought. with the do
Scriptlon given in the newspapers Of tho dread
Rayachol The lanll9 Iecollected that the
aiternoo1 a.. and had Prroiessed Anarchist
brother in. law having spoken Of tho dSnamite
outrage which had tax on place that very morn
Ing In the Rue Dc Clinchy. the stranger grew
every one Of the tenants and explained that
the Ana tn had singled out that house be-
Quoted tho case for, tho prosecution against
The day after WIEN is ,'e Seseripton OF Ruva-
chol appeared in the, papers. the landlord