Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-14
NEW LAWS FOR REDS.
France at Last Thoroughly Aroused TO the
Threatened Reign of Anarchy.

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PARIS, Dec. 11.-Excitement caused
by the explosion Of bomb IN the
Chamber of Deputies on Saturday alter
noon has far from subsidized and every
body is looking forward to this days
session of the Chamber when most i'm
portant matters affecting anarchl3ts, It's
expected, will be brought forward.
There is no doubt that the general senti'
ment of all classes, excepting the Social
istic and Anarchist groups is decided
ly in favor Of the most energetic meas
ures possible to suppress the constant
lv increasing boldness and destructive
ness of the disciples of narchy. This
state of affairs has long been recognized
by the French ministers, and the bold
stand taken against these enemies OF
society having led to the fall OF
one cabinet, the Socialists and
Anarchists feel confident of being
able to hold their own to-day. They
were justified to some extent IN this be-
lief by the small majority which the
Casimir-Perier government was able to
command during the last week S voting;
but if press utterances here indicate the
real current Of opinion, the explosion OF
| the bomb thrown by Valiant, the Anar-
chst, is likely to greatly strengthen
the hands of the government and
to bring about joint action
with England, Spain, Italy and
Austria at least, for a combined move
ment looking to the suppression OF
anarchy by the extradition and severe
punishment of all who are proved to
| i Ic,{tf
spiracies 1t is also expected that feat
ures will be introduced providing for
the punishment of those who advocate
or defend crime in the newspapers,
and making the unlawful possession Of
explosives punishable by severe penal
| ties
Naturally the bold and defiant con-
fession made by Valiant, the bomb
thrower who lis still on his bed in the
lIotel Dieu surrounded by a guard of
detectives, is the main subject OF com
ment this morning. Everybody having
the interests of law and order at heart is
pleased with he fact that the cOwardly
iniscreant is i'm the hands of the po-
lice and that he is likely to pay with
his life ON the guillotine the pen
alty Of his crime. Valiant continues to
glory IN his dastardly deed and only
seems to regret that he did not succeed
in killing or severely woundng M.
Casimir-Perier, the premier, and NJ.
Dupuy, the president of the Chamber OF
Deputies The hardened Anarchist still
insists that he had no accomplices
and that the branch of anarchism
to which he belonged had for q rule
that it's members should act independ-
entity. This, however, is not the belief
the police, and it is understood that
they have under surveillance several
men suspected of being acconpliCes of
the bomb-thrower.
Valiant when taken to the Hotel
Dieussgave the name of Marchal: and it
was only after the detectives had
worked up his record and that he was
subjected to q short, sharp examlna-
ton by the public prosecutor and ex-
amining magistrate that he admitted
his name was valiant and the man who
threw the bomb that wounded so
many people on Saturday. Marchal, at
was also shown, was the name of Vail
lant's mistress, the anarchist having
deserted his wife in America He took
the name of Marchal, it has also been
shown, mainly to disguise himself and
on account of the fact that he was living
with a married women named Marchal,
after having stolen her FROM Der NUS
| band.
Marchal, the husband of Vaillant's
mistress, in an interview to-day said
that Valiant returned from America i'll
January last and became a boarder in
the Marchal household. Eventual
| ly Valiant succeeded i'm induc-
ing Nine. Marchal to sell or
pledge the furniture belonging to
her husband, and after he had finally
succeeded i'll bringing about complete
rupture between husband and wife
made the woman work froTn morning
till night in order to supply his wants,
and abused her in the most terrible
manner when she was unable to supply
him with money!.
The police, lt is announced this anovE-
ing, during the investigation made into
! the explosion OF Saturday searched the
| apartment occupied by q man named
Cohen, a Dutch Anarchist, and there
found a number of copper tubes, which,
| 1t is said, were to DE used IN
the manufacture Of explosive bombs.
In Cohen's apartments, it is added, the
| police also seized q bundle Of dOcu-
| ments Of the utmost Importance as well
as nearly l,GO0 letters from Anarchists
ia all parts of Germany, which will en-
able the French police to place the Ger
man authorities IN possession Of a list
of all the centers Of Anarchists in Ger
| many.
Deputy Demjean, " no is known to be
an extreme Socialist, has written {. let
ter which is published in the Matin this
| morning, excuslng Valiant for his
DEATH FROM A DREAM