The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10
PARIS INTENSELY EXCITED.
Great Crowds In the streets-The Dyna-
miter Probably Caught.


PARIS, Dec. a--The wounded deputies were
removed to the ante-rooms and attended by
physicians. At least score OF persons In the
tribunes and galleries were wounded badly
enough 20 require medical aid. They suffered
oil sorts OF wounds. and the ante-rooms pre-
sented a sanguinary appearance Among the
wounded were a number OF women. The walls
in many places in tho neighhorhood OF the ex-
piosion wers splashed with blood. II ~ be-
iievei tho naa who threw the bomb escaped,
that he was wounded and that tfe bomb cx-
rioded as IL left his hand. which accounts for
the number OF wounded In the galleries. Had
IL fallen among the deputies Of the Right. for
whom 1t was doubtless intended. numbers
oil them must have been killed num-
ber of journalists we're more or less
wounded. Scattered about on the floor were
many pieces of iron resembling nail head.
The room reserved for the wounded at the
Paiais Bourbon hiss only ono be1, aud IL IL oe-
cupied by 4 wounded spectator. In the third
bureau the Associated Press correspondent
recognized Abba Lsmaire. lying covered with
blood a mattress supplied from the soldiers
quarters. The face oi the wounded deputy was
covered with banaagss. and be appeared to be
suffering great pain. On q chair Ia tho same
room a lieutenant Of infantry, who had
two fingers OF his right hand fractured The
lieutenant was in the tribune when the bomb
wss thrown. Eight or ten other wounded people
a
where their wounds were being bathed and
dressed. Nesriy all the wounds we're on thu
face, ehes, or leg. In this bureau the most
serious case was that Of lady suffering from a
fracture OF the kneecap. the wounded limb hay-
iug been placed IN splints- The correspondent
found al elegantly dressed Austrian lady
in the telephone room, badly wounded abou,
the bead. from which blood was running freely
Col Sasuret, OF the RourEnian army. who Vas
in the chamber when the bomb exploded, was
badly wouu5ed about the neck ana hands The
colonel showed piece OF she bomb which had
been extracted from = wopnd in the n@ck All
the rooms in The Psisis Bs8f bon are hslng con-
verssd into temporary HOSPITAL wards. senior
cuesteur OF the chamber. this evening was on
guard at the door leading TO the Pslais Bouroon
and permits deputies snd officers who desire 70
do so to leave tue Paisis IA order to reach their
families The Associated Press correspond
srt during TIE evening had au interview
with Or Malay. who uss pf0nnineu. among
tie physicians ia giving assistance 20 the
wounded Or. Aahsy ssid most of the wounds
were sGigat bnt u wss stiEI ira possible to give
a CON plete account OF their extent, as the pro-
teesiles thrown from the bomb had In many
cases penetrated the bodies, causing internal
Injuries likely 20 have serious results.
Late t0nigk. IL wss Announced that the police
have IN custody the raa " no on entering the
suspected sri5nae refused % remove his over
ooas WHEN requested In the eloskroor ana
asain O; tns entrance OF the tribune. The Enaa
referred 20 Is wounded, ana vas among shs nrsg
carried ouL Anctasr msn Who attempted 10
evade the doorkeeper aud escape from fhs pre-
csaets ol the chamber. IL also being ciosesy
watched Some spectators recognize him as the
tAroser OF tia bomb He 10 nsmsd IAnoir. sfx
saspxese3 pe5pss wao tried 70 escape with La
nasf were detained for examination.
The report Of tss ceirsgs spread Ike wiifhrs
through TIE city. ard esgs, groups COLLECTED IN
ssl the ma.n taorocShtsges. reading by lights
from she .hsa windows seeonnfs OF the expo
ssoa published IN special editions OF the news
par.ers, alfh0agh fSe IstssE wsfe meayer ana ua-
rslsss.s- Two deputies, In fsrgorxls and So