Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-24
Paris Police Providing Against Ma,
Day Outbreaks.
THE MURDERED GIRLS OF klGDEBuRG
A Shot Fired at the Congressional
Excursion Train.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
FRENCH ANARCHISTS RArpEn
The Paris Police Find a Large Quantity q
Explosives.

PARIS, Feb. 24.-The theft Of dynamite from
the state factory has had the effect Of waken-
ing the police up to the fact that the anarchists
are making early preparations for May
day. IL is not known whether the
dynamite stolen from the state fac
tory has been recovered, but the house to
house search conducted by the police yesterday
resulted In the discovery OF a number OF dy-
Mantle cartridges an the possession of
anarchists These cartridges are known
10 have been stolen recently from
the Seine stone quarrles, and the police believe
that the object OF the anarchists IN stealing the
explosive was to use ii either IN destroying
property on May day or 60 cause explosions
that would endanger life IN order 10 syenge
themselves for the gRrroting of the four an
archists at Neres in spain.
The domiciliary visits which began yester-
day in virtue Of an order issued bye magis-
trate were continued today. Ono of the
houses visited WAS occupied by a Spanisrd
named Chalbret, who has been under police
surveillance for some time in consequence
OF his oft-repeated threats against
the authorities The police had, however,
done nothing to lead Chalbret 70 believe that
he was an object Of their particular regard.
ana consequently he took no precautions 10
avoid them. When today, without warning,
the police made raid on bis dwelling they
were rewarded tar beyond their most ssnguius
expectations.
1heg had believed that they might find evi-
dence that would lead to the detection of the
place or places where the stolen dy Mantle and
dy ynanIte cartridges were concealed, but they
we're scarcely prepared for the great good for
tune that was IN store for them.
Concealed IA different parts of the apartments
occupied by Ihaibret there was found .
quantity OF explosives, which. had they been
set on through accident would have been
suiheient To bioS Cbaibrets place and the
auJacent buHcIngs TO atoms. When the
search was concluded the police had in their
Possession forty-one large dynamite cartridges,
n'e poAes containing other nigh explosives aud
anumber OF fuses. 1t Was very evident tbatC hal
bret had no idea that he was suspected of
meditating murder and pillage, for when the
police arrived a. his home they found him
there. he was taken into custody.
The ramincaiionso OF the anarchist conspiracy
are found TO have spread TO a much wider ex-
tent than the police believed, and 10 10
thought that had 1t not been for she
authorities learning of the existence OF
the plot deplorable results would have
attended the Vaccinations of the conspirstors
Among the anarchists who have fallen into the
hands OF the police Is a man who lived at
Leyallois-Perret, a northern suburb of Paris.
outside the city. In his house were found :
quantity OF arms and any humber of cartridges
and an internal machine.
The DiI Aeluts7ne lSiecie says that the greater
part OF the cartridges stolen from tie ouArries
are beyond the reach of the French police, a.
they have already been carried into Spain by a
Spanish anarchist The police place
some credence in Che report that
the anarchists intend to attempt 70
blow up the spanish embassy in Paris. and
they have consequently placed n close guard
about that building. Any one who is the least
suspicious IN his manner or actions is not al
lowed to enter the embassy or TO loIter in ths
Siclnity until he has fully satisfied the polace
tnat hls business warrants has presence