New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
out their threats Of blowing up these places with
dynamite
PARIS PROFOUNDLY EXCITED.
THREATS OF LYNCHING ANARCHISTS HEARD.


GREAT CROWDS SURROUNDING THE WRECKED
RESTAURANT OF NJ. YERY-IHE WATERS
STORY OF THE ExPLosIoN-PREMIER
LoUBET CALLS on THE INJURED
PEReoNs-v:slToRs LEAv-
ING THE CITY.
Paris April oG.-To say that the explosion last
night In the NJ. Very at the Boulevard Magenta
and Rue de Iancry has caused feeling OF conserna
ton In this city Is 10 put II mildly The people OF Pans
are panic stricken at the audaclty of the Anarchists
The feeling Of fear IS heightened by the apparent
poweressness Of the police TO prevent the Anarchists
from committing outrages when and where they Please
Throughout the night ana today excited crowds
sometimes numbering 10000 persons filed the streets
In tho vicinity OF the explosion and surrounded thc
wrecked restaurant afrair discussed In loud
and angry tones. and everybody Joined In condemnng
the outrage. The police utterly powcrle%s 10
keep back the crowd. which finally became so Arse
and unruy that II necessary to call upon inc
military for assistance in handling 1t. The croWo
talked freely and openly of forming vigilance COM
mittecs and performing the duty OF teaching the
Anarchists q lesson they will forget. Men told
their listeners Of the work done by the vigilance com
mitee in Francisco years when the lawiess ee
ment threatened TO take full possession OF the place
and it urged that unless the Government speedily
took s0me action TO put down the Anarchists, the
people would themselves take The matter In hand
lynch the leaders and drive the smaller fry from the
country The people in the neghborhood Of the cafe
are In state OF terror and many Of them already
making preparations to change their places Of abode.
They particularly bitter in their denuncations OF
tho ineiciency Of the police It generally known
that the strictcst precautions taken to prevent
what has Just occurred at the cafe.
At the time OF the explosion there were eleven per
In ling three work gmcn,
who slightly bruised. They were at first re-
garded with suspicion by the police who took them
into custody; but later they were released. few
minutes after the explosion man in the Boulevard
Magenta shouted "Wcll done.' Vive Ia Republique"
IIe was nj once arrested denied that he had raised
the cry Nothing could be proved against him, and
in a few houIs he released TWO men who shoutcd
"vivc pAnarchic." were arrested the Palace OF
Justice this afternoon.
Tho report that VI. Very had died from the effects
Of his injuries incorrect. 1t is now Thought his
recovery possible Ills wife and his daughter Jeanne
were badly burned about their faces, but IT Is not
thought that their condition is serious Paul HIM
mOnd a printer who In the restaurant at the
time Of the explosion is horribly injured in various
parts of his body His condition Is critical. Another
printer GaudOn Roger, was severely burned. Inc
other injured persons recovering Premier Loube'
to-day visited the persons injured by lost nights OK
poson assured them Ct the solctude OF the 'ov-
eminent for their welfare.
Lherot the waiter in VI. Very's restaurant who In
formed the police that Ravacho was in the habit of
getting his meals there received anonymous letter
Yesterday In which ii was said II Ravachol IS
condemned tomorrow, remember that at the same hour
Won will be- attacked by the engines Nf vengeance
representative Of the Associated Press had an inter
view with Lhero, to-day. Lherot said that at about
s O'Clock last night party consisting m three men
and three women took dinner in the restaurant They
engaged him in conversation, and asked whether. In
view of the part he had taken in the arrest OF
Ravachol he was not afraid that the friends OF the
Anarchist would seek vengeance upon him.
Lherot replied casually. and turned the coaversa-
ton 10 another subject He thought little OF the
matter until after the explosion. Then he recalled
several significant incidents that had occurred ter
the dinner the left the restaurant first ono
OF the men paid the bill II the party and then went
toward the door, which he held open Ono of his
companions placed parcel under table beside the
counter, while the third icnitcd match and
lighted cigarette. Before lighting the cigarette ne
held the match under the table. apparently 10 AVOID
the sulphurous vlpor After the cigarette was nghiei
both men hastily Joined their companion, who was still
at the door. and all quickly went down the Rue dc
Iancry soon afterVgard the explosion occurred
Tie theory that the explosion was occaaiolcd IN
this manner does not agree with the result OF the In
qury that has been made by the municipal engineers.
| The engineers believe that dynamite bomb was
placed at the threshold OF the restaurant. The ex
DlOsion was much less violent than the one thai ne
rcnty occurred In the Rue dc Clchy, showing that IL
occurred In a free space The contents Of several OF
thc small bombs that louni In the lodgings OF
some OF the Anarchists who lave been arrested hav'
| been anaiyzn They found TO contain II hlo
crammc Of dynamite and kilOgIanIme OF obastinc.
| 4 dynamite cartridge found last night under me
| staircase Of a house IN the Rue d'tnghen. Another
wus discovered i'm a sewer at It. Eicnnc TO-DAY. ~
wa, reported late this afternoon that the nous" OF
| NJ Dresch thN police cOmmissaTy who arrested
Kavachol. had been blown up by the Anarchists Inc
rcpo1 caused the greatest excitement, but proved l"
| be without foundation.
| The TEMPS" expecting that enemies Of the re
nul,ic will rsc the Anarchist attempts a. weapons
| against the Government calls upon all Republicans
| 10 ralIv around the Ministry. la France SAY
| The people Of Paris demand that marital law he
| rrocalmcd that every suspected person be arrested
| Lv rho police La Franco" adds that 100 Engllsl
vIstors left Paris to-day on account Of the Anarchist
agitation - ,,,.. ,ua. 80
Eordcaux April 26.-A dynamite cartridge was ex.
ded this afternoon In the hall OF tho residence of
The swiss Consul at LbOurne. d suburb OF thls CITY
No damage done, bat the affair has causco huch
Rome April 2G.--Several Of the Anarchist leaders IN
th,s citv and In various towns Of ltay were quieuy
| tahen into custody by the police lat night; THIS
actnn VJI, taken simply a matter OF piecanuDh.
pcrlin April 26.-Thc police OF ths ctS lo-ua'
Id "nnLer raid upon lodgings occupied by Anaich-
ists They succeeded IN capturing tWenty prisoners
and IN sc7lng quantity Of the usual literature
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