Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
ALL PARIS IN A RAGE.
Threats Of Lynching the Dynamitsn
Freely Made.
BEGINNING The TRIAL OF RAYlcHu.
VIM. Astor, the Millionaire,
Dies in Paris.
PERILS OF CLOSED CARS.
BEGINNING The TRIAL OF REYlcH1L.
PERILS OF CLOSED CARS.
WAR on SOCIETY.
Violence OF Anarchists I'm Paris May d
Initiated I'm Other Countries.

Violence OF Anarchists I'm Paris May Bs
Initiated I'm Other Countries.
PARIS, April 26.-The greatest excitement
reigns today over the dynamite explosion at
Nerys restaurant last night and for the hrss
time IN many years threats OF lynching are
freely uttered in the streets.
NJ. Very, proprietor of the restaurant IN
which Rayschol was arrested. is still living lie
Is IN critical condition and the doctors hardly
dare 10 express a hope of has recovery
foheenen continue to Keep guard over
houses inhabited by members of the magistracv
who have been marked by the anarchis,s for
vengeance. IL Is affirmed today. however, that
dynamite Cartridges were found near the resi-
dences OF two Law officers In The Rue DE Iille
IN view OF the threats against NJ. Quesnay
DE Beauropalre. the prosecutor general everr-
body who calls at his house il attentively er-
amlned before he is permitted to ascend the
staircase.
A prominent anarchist who does not him.
self approve OF the use OF dynamite, is repro
sented as having just remarked that more ex-
plosions were TO be expected in differens
countries lhe party was carrying on
lite campaign against society with more energy
than ever. IL was true that individual ne eubers
did not act in obedience 20 orders received
from their leaders. but there was a Kind of
instinct which drove them on 20 make their
power felt suddenly and at the same time in
England. France, Germany. Italy and Spain.
IL Is supposed that there are now IN Paris
| from three 10 four thousand men who are either
active and outspoken anarchists or who are
secretly affiliated TO the dangerous sect which
sem forth the dynamiters on their deadly er-
rands.
Inc authorities note with satisfaction that az
a banquet OF LOO workmen which has lust
been held at Mines speeches we're delivered
severely censurlng these appeals TO violence.
the prevailing sentiment being that they should
endeavor 10 improve their lot by fair means
aud not commit crimes at the behest of few
ambitious demagogues
The police believe that the perpetrators of
the outrage at Nery's restaurant we're three
men ana three women who dined at the restau-
| rant last night. One of the men carried
parcel. The three women went out before the
men and one OF the men lighted a cigar. After
lighting the cigar he held IL under the table as
| II TO escape the fumes. Then the three men
went out In hurry and were seen running
away q short time after they left the restau-
rant
RAvAcBoL's TRIAL BEGUN.
The trial of Ravachol, alias a half . Dozen
other names; Achille Simon, alias biscuit"
Jao Beala, alias Jos Marius; Chas. Ferdinand.
| Chaumartin and the girl Rosalie soubere began
today.
The prisoners are charged with causing the
explosions at the residence of Judge Benoit,
at the residence of Public Prosecutor Bulot
and with attempting to blow up the police COM
| ni.ssariate at Clichy.
The explosion of last night no doubt had
much to do with the very apparent unwilingnoss
OF the jurors to serve IN this case, for that is
taken to prove that the police will not be able
TO protect the jurors after the trial is finished
Alter the jurors had taken their places tho
prisoners, headed by Ravachoi. were brought
in. They were guarded by immense num-
Der of police. The proceedings were now at
once commenced by the reading of the indict-
ment which occupied some little time.