The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
ExPELLING THE SUSPECTED.
Further Discoveries Regarding the Crime
OF valiant.

PARIS, Dec 1s-Thc search OF the po-
lice in the northern secticn OF Paris will
probably result in the expulsion from
France Of thirty foreigners who are be-
lieved to be relatives of Anarchists.
M0rchal the husband Of the mistress OF
valiant, the bomb-thrower. has vanished.
and the police can find no trace OF him.
They have discovered. however. that
Madame Marchal was an acc0mplice OF
her paramOur in his dynamite plan. and
she has been placed under arrest. The
police learned from papers that they dis
covered that the woman was fully aware
OF Naillants plan 10 throw the bomb In
the Chamber of Deputies. and that her
seeming surprise when informed OF the
crime was assumed to throw off the an-
thorities from the scent they were fol-
lowing.
NJ. Guezede, a Socialist Of the Chamber
has received a letter signed zone OF the
Bourgeoisie," In which the writer says
that he has condemned NJ Guezede to
death. The letter continues: II will kin
you like a dog at the exact moment that
suits me. Remember that you are num-
Der one on the condemned list"
VI. Dupuy, president OF the Chamber OF
Deputies. has received from the Right
Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel. speaker Of
the British House Of Commons, formal
letter. expressing the sympathy OF the
House with the Chamber because OF the
dynamite outrage perpetrated in the
Chamber on Saturday.
The President Of the Chamber has also
received a personal letter from the Speak
er. saying:
"The Speaker Of the House Of Com
mons presents his compliments 70 the
President OF the Chamber Of Deputies,
and. speaking in his private capacity. is
desirOus Of adding 10 the unanimous cX-
preston OF feeling on the part of the
House Of Commons his own personal
sympathy with the President of the
Chamber He ventures 10 offer his ad-
miratlOn Of the coolness and courage
with which the danger was met and IS
anxious to express his detestatiOn ~ the
dastardly crime which has aroused uni
yersal Indignation in Great Britain
The Journal des Debais, commenting 0u
the adoption OF the press bill by the
Chamber OF Deputies. SAYS that the gov
ernment did an excellent days work.
The moderate Republican journals ap-
prove of the adoption OF the bill. while
the Radical organs rcproach the govern
ment for interfering with the liberty Of
the press The Gaulois says that the
measures Of the government viii not con-
vert Anarchists. but they Will prevent
the manufacture " b0mbs.
The Conservative papers declare that il
would be wrong 20 think that the Cham
Der Of Deputies saves society They argue
that the government measures viii not
bring about the results expected.
Not Wanted in Belgium.
BRUSSELS. Dec l2.--rhe Du.ch-Jew
Cohen. sub-edition OF the Anarchist paper
Pere Pinard. OF Paris. who was eX-
PEELED from France sought refuge I'm
Belgium. Immediately upon his arrival
be was waited upon by police officers
who ordered him to quit the country.
The British Lords sJmpsthizs.
LONDON, Dec. Earl Of Kimberly.
Lord President Of the Council and Sec
retary Of State for India. moved In the
House Of Lords to-day that that body
Join the House Of Commons in express
ing sympathy with the French Chamber
Of Deputies and with President Carnot.
Lord Salisbury. the leader Of the op-
position, seconded the motion which was
adopted.