The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-29
BOMBS STILL GOING OFF.
LIEGE AND FAENz A THE SCENE OF
EXPLOSIONS.

4AS explosive aJ tne Latter Place
Put in the Sewer of the Residence
of sthe Subprefect-French Papers
Still Commenting on the Verdict in
the Ravachol Case.
PARIS, April Is In an interview on the
anarchist question to-day NJ. Loubet, prime
minister and minister of the interior, said:
IAN are suffering from the faults OF our
predecessors, who for a succession OF years
allowed everything TO be done and said uu-
der the guse Of libsrty OF speech and pen TO
prostitute the cause Of liberty, and this has
resulted in the recent outbreaks OF anarch-
lsm. | am collecting every thread Of evil
dence against the agitators ana their plots,
and intend to continne to do son NJ. Loubet
added: There is absolutely no reason to
fear that disturbances will occur on
MRyday. Precise instructions have been
sent everywhere, and every contingency
has been provided for. France may honestly
and frankly be reassured. Tho police are
satisfied that Frances and Lapeyre, the
men who were arrested Tuesday, were not
the authors Of the explosion at M, Very's
restaurant The culprit is believed to have
been the anarchist Mathen, or an Italian
named Pinte, who organized a baud of des-
perados and stole much money"
THE RAvACHoL VERDICT
A majority Of the. Ravachol jurymen,
during their open discussion Of the case
declared that they were strongly opposed to
finding extenuating circumstances, but on
secret ballot seven of them voted for
leniency and five against it. Most Of the
papers declare that the verdict was an mex
cusaole miscarriage ot justice. The La
Lunterne and NJ. Drumont's journal, La
Lt6re Parole, alone approve Of the verdict.
Ld LGnteTne says that il Ravachol had
been sentenced to death it would
have been conservation by q
baptism OF blood, elevaslng the
assassin into martyr. NJ. Drumont, in his
paper, congratulates the Jury upon taking
into consideration the influence which the
demoralizing spectacle of present day
morals is likely TO exercise upon primitive
natures like Ravachols. The verdict, he
says, was humane and wise. The cabinet
has decided to ask the Chamber of Deputies
for supplementary credit to be devoted TO
compensating those who are injured, or
whose property is damaged by dynamite
outrages.
RECEPTION ABANDONED.
Owing to the fear caused by the numers
Gus explosions which have occurred re-
Gently III Paris the police Of this city have
dissua1ed Mr. Monroe, the well known
American banker, from giving q reception
which be had intended TO hold In his resi-
dence, situated on the Champs Elysees. This
action of the police was taken on the
ground that magistrate resided in the
same house and that the attention
Of the anarchists being brought to
the affair they might seize the opportunity
to wreck tho building with dynamite and
thus cause terrible loss of life. AT meet
Ing OF the cabinet to-day President Carnot,
during the discussion OF matters appertain-
ing to the anarchists said that he approved
Of the plan Of taking most stringent meas
ures to preserve order on Mayday.
AN EXPLOSION IN ITALY.
ROME, April 2S.-That the anarchists in
Italy are not deferred In their work by any
fear of the police was evidenced to-day by
the explosion Of bomb in the sewer OF the
residence Of the subprefect of Faenza, a
city of Central Italy. The house adjoins
the municipal guard room, where gem
darmes are always on duty. The
gendarmes were thrown into a state OF
most intense excitement, as it was at first
thought that the attack was direct against
the guard room. The only damage done
was the shattering Of the windows OF the
subprefect's residence and few OF those in
the guard room. The police have made
several arrests in connection with the out
rage.
BOMB AT LIEGE.
LIEGE, April 2S.-A dynamite explosion
occurred to-day in the Place Pierre In the
residence of u widow related to prominent
local manufacturer. Tho lower rooms OF
the house were completely wrecked. 1t Is
supposed that bomb was placed on one
Of the window sills OF the house. The mo-
tive is unknown. and there is no clew to the
perpetrators Of the outrage.
VIENNA HAS THE SCARE.
LONDON, April ga special from
Vienna says: "The renewal of incendiarism
has awakened the public alarm. No great
damage was done. but the anarchist scare
has broken out afresh."