Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

the form of large saucepan. This bomb
had been made. it is thought for use in the
Chamber of Deputies, but was discarded for
a smaller one ON account of its clunsincss
and the difficulty of concealing it.
Valiant was among the spectators de
tanned in the chamber after the explosion
His right arm was shattered, his nose was
blown off and his neck and chest were LAGER
ated He still suffers much pain.
Valiant will be further examined to-
morrow. In the meantime the police are
hard at work making enquiries and searches.
Some time ago in the Montmartoe district.
in the rare periods when he worked, he was
employed in fancy leather factory as n
workman on pocket books and hand bags.
He has led rowing life. He was settled at
one time in Bucnos Ayres.
Valiant deserted his wife and two chill
drcn. as he was too lazy to support his fam
iiv He became Il vaGabond and thief and
was convicted five times of petty crimes.
He has ibcen in anarchist and socialist pol
itics since 1884 Recently he has been man
aging the Office OF an anarchist periodical.
Deputy Lcmirc. who wa, badly injured hv
the explosion. was removed from the cham
Der to his home in the course of the night.
His physicians say that he is improving.
though at intervals NE is motioncSs and
spcechcss. The woman who checked Vail
liant arm when he threw the bomb, was
badly wounded on the face and neck.
Premier Camir-Pclier, VI. Dupuy and
others have been overwhelmed to-day with
congratulatory letters and kilograms Many
kilograms came from foreign countries. It
is reported that the French government will
appeal to the government of England to re
fuse donlicilc to anarchists.
Doubts have arisen this evening as to
whether valiant was the man who
threw the bomb. 1t is suggested that
he was an accomplcc and that
he simply screened the man who threw the
bomb. When Valiant was examined this
evening. he declared that he had hoped to
kill CaSimr-P erier and at least 80 depu-
ties
All of the injured who We're taken to the
Hotel Dieu were discharged this afternoon
except MIN. Calumet and Guilloticr. Lenoire
one of the SUSPECTS arrested last night was
released to-day. The Petite Republique dis
claims, on behalf of the socialists, any con
nection with Saturday., outrage and de-
clares that the man who threw the bomb
was a homeless, wretch
His Wife is in America.
1t is now certain that valiant will rcro-
yer The attempts oi the police to elicit
the names of his accomplicc' were received
with the nvariablc reply: 1t is uselcs, to
seek accompliccs: | haven't any. | alone
performed the deed and claim the entire
responsibility.
Naillant's fearing j. that Of a man who
has accomplished his purpose. He remain,
quite calm and refers tp the outrage as an
avcnt to which h" is an entire stranger He
seems To have lrl a somewhat mysterious
existence in the room in the Rue In Guelre.
His lawful wife is in America and he has
been living at Chui-y-Lc-Ro with another
woman named Marchal II il said that Vail
liant IS the founder of the Choisy-Lc-ROi
Philosophical society.
Ten of those wounded in the chamber yes
tcrday were removed to the Hotel Dicu. one
of the principal hospital, of Paris. The
%ravest case was that of Guiilotier whose
skull was fractured The skull was trcpanncd
this morning and the patient will probably
recover The injuries OF
The other Patients Are Sot Dangerous.
The cabinet sat for four hours this morn
inG. Premier Casiner Perier presiding. An
official note says that the cabinet discussed
measures 10 be taken Immediately to protect
society from further outragcs. y cabinet
council viii be held ON Monday, President
Carmot presiding, when the government 5
proposal will be submitted by the president
in their final shape These proposals will
be pre- cnted to the Chamber of Deputies in
the afternoon.
1t is learned that the government aims at
a stringent regulation in the traffic in eX-
ploeivcS. Special provisions, will be made
for the punishment Of persons guilty OF
making rotainin" or using explosives with
criI1iual intent. Penalties will also bc pro-
yid, | for those who incitc murder on de-
Struction of property by explosives. The
government viii demand an extra credit t.
reinforco the police while they are repres5
ing the anarchists.