The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-11
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION

nnaciaiion OF the outrage The 4afar;ta
aud the Lssrs Furele lsy the responsibility
uron The teachings of atheists. The Ssseis
ssys: 'it Is = lesson 70 those who 10 NOT
took upcn the social war seriously" Tho
hSAo ee fnFts declares the Socialist party
answeraAss Tor the outrage. The Radsens
and Jss'sc< demand prompt punishment of
the criminals. The Lantertse demands sx-
termination Of those capsule OF such
crimes. and adds that punishment should
not oe extended - those not guilty. The
ftsafo demands special repression for
these special crimes. The Saisii SAYS the
government is sufficiently armed, and
ony needs 10 apply the existing laws. Tho
aessoss Is of the opinion that the great
remedy Tor such crimes would be ssener.
geilc measures against the rsnisrs OF the
trieupe and press who prepare bombs by
theirsutterances and writings" The Mntsr
IS OF the opinion that is is not sufficient
20 strike the arm which threw the bomb.
but IL Is necessary also to strike the head
directing the arm. The Pefits RspabIigus.
the organ of the Socialists, discaaims all
connection with the author of the out
rage, who is described as senseless
coward
Deputy Lemairs is still confined 10 his
bed. but hopes soon to be able to resume
his duties. The other wounded deputies
visited were found progressing toward re-
covery. al was standing. being about to
leave the chamber to attend . wedding. I
was the only person on either side of the
chamber who was struck by portions Of
the bcmb," Deputy Sigue said.
The outrage will undoubtedly lead to
concentration of the Moderates, and the
majority which the government will thus
secure will greatly strengthen it. A cab
met council was held today. and the min
listers discussed the law of 1878 dealing
with dynamite outrages, and recon-
mended additional and stringent provls-
ions with regard to the use OF all explo-
sives. The sentiment Of the council is in
favor of additional laws to regulate press
utterances and of severely punishing any
defense OF crime or any incitsmsnt to
crime. The ministers present at the cab
met council also fully discussed measures
to be adopted against aaarchists. Another
cabinet council will be held tomorrow,
when the subject Of dynamite outrages
will again be considered.
AT . meeting of anarchists today ct the
house of wine merchant at Levaliois-
Perret, suburb of this city, several speak
ers warmly commended the action Of
Valiant. and all rose and drank to the ex-
plosion of yesterday. One Of the speakers
at this meeting said: THE bourgeoise
will certainly see more Of such deeds."
Socialist collectivists held . meeting
this afternoon at Colombes, and were ad-
dressed by Deputy Chanvin. Socialist
recently elected. and other Socialist
deputies were present The house where
- r. -. L.. - a.
red flags During the meeting, Deputy
Joarde denounced the outrage Ia ths
chamber of deputies. and said tho social
lists would not cooperate with the anar-
chists. The socialists did not desire 20
annihilate society. they only wanted fuller
liberties. Deputy Guesde said: "After the
recent victories of the socialists. yester-
days outrage must be deeply deplored.
Our enemies will takc advantage Of IL TO
attack us, whom they coufound with
anarchists. Our only purpose is to push
our propaganda and obtain a majority In
the cham Der. A resolution calling upon
socialists TO mite. and urging ths deputies
to continue the demand for general am
nesty was adopted.
The police say Valiant has made the
following additional confession: II waited
for more than an hour before throwing the
bomb in the hope that favorable chance
would present itself to cast II in the spot
/ had picked out. At length. thinking an
opportune time had arrived. arose from
my seat in the gallery aud hurled the box.
aiming 1T at President Dupuy's table.
As I did 50 woman who was
seated i'm front Of mo resented my
leaning over and pushed me back
ward was thus prevented from throwing
the bomb exactly ~ intended. did not
intend TO kill any one. Valiant calmly
and cody added. ''but only to wound $50
or 300 deputies. Iwss especially anxious
that Casimir PerieF should be among those
injured by the explosion" Madame
Gerard, iandlady Of the Hotel del Union.
SAYS that when Valiant arrived at her
house he brought with him only small
travelling bag.