New-York tribune., 1892-04-28
PART II.
APRIL %, 1892.
THE RAVACHOL JURY BLAMED
CALLED COWARDS FOR THEIR MILD YER
DICT AGAINST THE ACCUSED ANARCHISTS.
PRESIDENT CARNOT VISITS THE PERSONS IN
JURED IN MONDAY NIGHTS EXPLOSION
A DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE EX-
PLODED IN NAPLES.

"A D1NAMlIE SAkTlID DGE Ex
PLODED IN NAPLES.
Paris, April 27.-When the jury in the case Of
the Anarchists, who were tral in the Seine
Assize Court, returned at 3 o'clock this morning
with verdict of guilty. with eXtenuatng cir
cumstances against Ravacho and Simon, the
two men did not in any way show that they ex
pected different result After Judge Guos had
sentenced them to penal servtude for life they
shouted "Nive rAnarchie,n "Vive Ia Revolution
Sociale." The verdict occasioned much surprise
but il is the general conccnsus of opinion that
the eXtenuating circumstances part of it was
due entirely to the fear of the jurors that if tho
prisoners condemned TO death, they would
fall victims to Anarchist vengeance. The con-
clatory tone of Judge Gues, and his excessive
indulgence of the Anarchists are severely con-
demned. 1t is suggested that the jury took their
cue from the judge. A majority of the people
in the corridors of the Palace of Justice were
first amazed when they heard of the verdict and
then many of them became indignant. AS some
of the jurymen passed the excited groups, they
greeted with angry cries of towards"
The journal des Debats, commenting upon
the result of the trial, says to-day that it is to I've
regretted that the jury failed to perform. their
duty in the same noble manner that i'll which
the officials performed theirs. The fearless con-
uuct of NJ. Beaurepairo, the Public Prosecutor.
is warmly commended
Justice" Radical organ. says that some
foolish minds are already proposing absurd steps.
some going so far as to argue that the Govern
ment should declare a state of siege. The pro-
posals made by these persons, Justice declares.
would prove sorry remedies; they would only
aggravate the evil. The paper adds: Let us
begin the correction OF the evil by having police
that knows its business. >
The attempt TO explain Ravachol MS something
more than or different from an ordinary criminal
continues TO have a fascination for some people.
NJ Paul Lafargue, the workingmans deputy Tor
Lille. voices the improbable theory that Ravachol
had been police spy.
President Carnot to-day visited the persons who
were injured by tie explosion at the restaurant OF
NJ Very on Monday night They are all being
treated at the Hospital of ST. Louis lie gave TO
the family of NJ. Very the sum of 1000 francs.
To each of the other injured persons he gave 500
francs
NJ Loubet, Minister Of the Interior, will intro
duce in the Chamber of Deputies bill to COM
pensate people for personal injuries and damage
10 property caused by dynamite outrages. In an
interview with q representative of the Associated
Press to-day, NJ. Girard, the Director of the Mu-
nicipal Laboratory, took gloomy view OF the
situation. The Anarchists, he said, were more
dangerous than was commonly believed. They
had acquired great facility in the composition of
explosives and this rendered them able to cause
great damage to property, and perhaps much loss
of life despite any precautions the police might
take.
Commissary Dresch, the officer who arrested
Rayacbol continues to receive threatening letters.
lie received one to-day signed The Author of the
Very Explosion" in which the writer said You
will not arrest our comrades with impunity. We
will avenge them. For every hundred ar
rested. ten thousand will replace them"
The police to-day arrested twenty-five Anar-
chists at Roubaiy. a large manufacturing town
in the Department du Nord.
Rome, April 27-Ihe Italian police are again
arresting Anarchists in the leading cities. Thirty
Anarchists have been arrested in Leghorn.
A bomb exploded in church at Monte RotOndo
to-day. but caused only slight damage. dyna-
mite cartridge exploded in the house Of wealthy
family in Rome last night. Little damage was
done Two arrests have been made in coDJunc-
ton with the latter explosion.
dispatch from Reggie, capital OF
,be province Of Reggie, Noll, Emilia, in North
ern Italy, says that band Of Socialists attempte1
20 hold a parade in the streets of that city 10
day. They marched along, singing the work
ingmen's Hymn and at last they became so dis
orderly that the police were compelled TO disperse
them A slight resistance was made. but the moo
soon scattered Five Of the leaders We're arrested
Naples, April 27.-Considcrable excitement was
caused here to-day by a report that Anachls's
had attempted to blow up the old Treasury DePar'-
nent 4 dynamite cartridge had exploded under
that building, but it is not believed that II was
plac.d there by Anarchists. Only tr1ng damage
was done.
Vienna. April 27.-In order 70 prevent working
men from stealing cartridges from the dynamite
factoris s and selling them at low piice, tie police
have ordered that everybody using dynamite must
have q certificate showing where il was bought
Failure to produce such certitcatc Will be
visited by the severest penalties.
London; April 27-Nichos and Mowbray, edi-
tor and publisher respectively OF the Anarchist
paper, -The Commonweal" which was seized
last Wednesday by the police. were again ar
raigned before the police magistrate today and
were committed for trial.
Lisbon April 27.-An Anarchist was arrested
at the railway station in this city to-day. SIX
dynamite cartridges found al his lodgings
Berlin. April 27.-The German frontier is being
strictly watched in order 10 prevent an influx
of French Anarchists into Germany.