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while the French Chamber 81 Deputies was
Ia session saturdS, Afternoon bomb wu
throwe from one Of the gailsriea and, after
dull report, exploded In tho midst Of the Law.
lowed The crowds In The galleries were
seized with pauie and through bl.nding
smoke and dust fought nercely TO escape from
promptneas, rad 5loscd every exit 10 the
Ing ipvestigatlon for the criminals
Both In the eailefIes AID on the noor of the
charnbct many persona, including women,
were hurt more or less scrioualy, but so far NJ
ia known only one was fatally wounded. The
deputies di.plAsed great GOODNESS and their
presideNt, NJ. Dupuy, appealed 10 bis col
leagues 70 continue their discussions with
Guinness. His remarks were loudly checrcd
aud partial order restored The number OF
the wounded is said To be under eighty.
THE police detained upon suspicion 200 per-
| sons, bit After thorough examination dis
charged all but sixty who were held under
lock and key for twenty-four hours.
1t appears that the chamber was In sesslon,
and the proceedings being unlnterestng, the
galleries were not crowded with people. Sud-
denly from the right gallery some sort; Of
| bomb was thrown, or fell N the midst OF the
deputies, causine a loud cxplos on and
scene OF greatest confusion.
When quiet wns somewhat restored 1t was
| discovered that nobody was killed outright.
Deputy lie Metre has a severe wound in the
neck, but 1t 10 expected that he will recover
Al lenst a score OF spectators from tie tri-
buncs and galleries sought medical assistance.
All had bloody shirts and cravnts, md
wounds could be seen about their faces.
Among the wounded were humber of wo-
men, who were weeping with pain and shriek
Ing with fright.
| All the rooms In the Palsis Bourbon were
being converted Into temporary hospital
wards. Here, there and everywhere were
| tables, desks aud chairs incumbcred with
water bottles, basins and blood-stalned ban
dsgcs. while bright and glistening surgical
Instruments Of all kinds were TO be seen on
every side.
The most extreme estimates of the number
of the people wounded by the explosion, es-
| Inmates which are not confirmed, already
place the total at fifty more or less seriously
| injured. This number includes ten or fifteen
deputies, among them being NJ. Casonove de
| Pradino, lie Comte de Taniuinala lie Cluch
and Coulter
One OF the persons removed 10 the hospital
on account Of wounded nose was suspected
of the crime. His record was promptly In
vcstga,ed and 1t was found that he was an
anarchist whose right name was found to be
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on Sunday morning and charged valiant
with the crime. After moment of heslta-
| ton the suspected man admitted his identity
and confessed that he bad thrown the bomb
which, in exploding, wounded nearly huh
drcd people.
When questioned a. to his reasons for at
tempting to kill 10 many people, Valiant re-
piled denantly, ~ wished to deal u thorough
| iy dramatic blow at the Institutions of the
country, and wished to cause grea, senss.
ton. 1endeavored to throw the bomb at NJ.
Dupuy in the chamber, glory in the act,
and heartily regret that my hand swerved and
that the bomb did not explode near the
mark
He declared that he had no accomplIces,
but several men are held as suspects.
| The bomb was little saucepan filled with
certain combustlble acids and various deadly
| missiles, chief among which were nails
| These nails were scattered every where and
the roof was peppered with them. 1t appears
that the bomb exploded soon after leaving
the ,hrower's hand and therefore caused much
less disaster than It weuid have done had 1t
struck the floor first.
| The excitement in Paris is treHkndous and
the anarchists are denounced by everyone.