Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-10
FRENCHMEN AROUSED.
A Dastardly Outrage Discussed
BY the Deputies.
a VICIOUS PLOT OF ANARCHISTS

An Internal Machine Intended for
the Owner or the Carmanx Mines
Kills Five Police Oficials-M Miners
Denounce the Deed.
PARIS, Nov. l0.-Tuesday's explosion
was the subject of an excited discussion
m the chamber of deputies. The ex-
plosion occurred in police station in
this city, The affair was undoubtedly
the work of anarchists who were seeking
revenge against the Carmaux Mining
company, whose long continued struggle
with their employees was amicably set
tied few days ago.
As two policemen, who We're passing
along the Avenue de rOpera, arrived in
front of the offices of the Carmaux Min
ing company they saw curious iron
vessel, resembling sauce pan, living
close to the building in which the COM
pany's offices are located. They picked
the vessel up and carried il to the police
station, where they and other officers
began to examine it. They had been ln-
vestigating only few minutes when
the vessel exploded with terrific force.
The windows of the building We're
blown out, the plastering was torn Off
and the furniture broken and scattered
in every direction. In fact the whole
interior of the building was wrecked.
and SO great was the force of the explo-
sion that even the outer walls were
damaged
When the CONSERVATION had subsidized
q search was made of the station and the
bodies of four men who had been killed
We're found. Their remains were indenti-
fed by means of articles known TO be in
their possession in life.
Police Inspector Trautot, the only oc-
cupant of the room recovered alive after
the explosion. was conveyed to neigh
boring hospital, where one leg was found
TO be fearfully matilated and was ampu-
tated. Every effort was made TO save
him, but he sank into a comatose state
and died without uttering q word.
The dead are: Roussel, chief clerk. aged
81 years: leaves "A widow and three chill
dren. Fornemorin, under brigadier. aged
43 years married. Reaux, constable, aged
"a years; leaves widow and one child
Trautot, inspector, aged As years; leaves
widow and four children. Garin, porter.
aged % years; leaves a widow and one
child.
The hour at which the explosion took
DAftNV NOAlAttNVS Win bAAC NAtAtC ~ Which,
Baron Reille is generally at the Office of
the Carmaux company. This fact makes
the baron feel confident that the cul-
prit's object in placing the bomb where
1t was found, was to kill him.
Opinions vary regarding the construc-
ton of the bomb. The police say that
they have in their possession informa-
ton regarding certain robberies Of mel
mite which may assist them in tracing
the maker of the bomb
AT meeting of miners at Carmaux
resolutions We're adopted protesting that
they had no connection with the Paris
explosion, and denouncing the use of
dynamite.
When the matter came up In the
chamber of deputies NJ Reinach asked
the government to inform the deputies
as to its action in the matter. Hot words
were freely exchanged between Repub-
ican and Boulangist members NJ.
Dehrnis, member of the Right, accused
the government of weakness in dealing
with the elements of disorder.
M. Loubet referred TO what he termed
the energetic measures which the gov
ernment had taken in dealing with the
anarchists. He said that no leniency
would be shown the perpetrators of these
acts of barbarity. He appealed to all
BOOu ClJlIeuS 10 Ttpel Tue revolutionary
theories promulgated by those who
sought to incite disorder among the des-
titute.
A scene of wild confusion followed.
applause mingling with denunciation
NJ. Ferroul declared that the socialists
had nothing to do with anarchists.
After various motions had been pro-
posed the chamber adopted resolutions
expressing Indignation at the outrage
and affirming its confidence in the firm
ness of the ministry.