The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-12
ANALcHrs1s Nv EUROPE.
The FesIinE IN various Countries-Tsih of
Rsprrssiys Mensurcs.

| The FseIinE IN Various Countries-Tsih of
| Reprcssivs Measures.
LONDON, Dec II In the House Of Commons
to-day Sir Frederick Dixon -Hartland tCon-
| servativel asked whether. in view ~ the OUT
/ rage In the French Chamber OF Deputies. stems
! would lie taken TO search people admitted into
I the galleries OF the House OF Commons.
Mr.. Herbert Asquith. Home Secretary said
/ the authorities OF the House. together with the
| police we're satisfied that every proper pre-.
caution had been mado to guard against an
! outrage In tho House Of Commons.
| Sir William Vernon IIarcourt. Chancellor Of
tho Excheaucr gave notice Of motion ex-
pressing symrathy with the Fronrh Chamber
| OF Deputies. Tho notice was greeted with
cheers from all Sides
Tho Right Hon. A. !. Balfour. leader Of tho
opposition said ho concurred in tho proposed
motion.
speaker Arthur Wellesley Feel sent to VI.
Dupuy letter written In the spirit indicated
by Sir William IIarcoutts and Mr. Baltour's
utterances. The last communication Of con
dolence between the British Commons aud tho
French Chamber was the message sent from
Paris when Sir Robert Peel father OF the pres
ent Speaker died.
The -. Idmos's Gazette demands not only
that legal obstacles he placed in the way VI
tho purchase OF explosive chemicals. but also
tho repression OF Anarchist speeches and
literature.
The Gobe calls uppn the Public Prosecutor
TO suppress all the Anarchist organs In Lon
don and elsewhere in Great Britain
The Westminster Gdzetr says 1t approves Of
themost RIG rous Ia VS. both national IN inter.
national against the overt acts OF Anarchists.
or acts showing fclonious intent. 1t protests,
however against censorship OF Socialist or
other doctrines supposed to lead to anar-
chism 1t says that suppression OF the
freedom OF discussion will Ice found no guar
antee against anarchist outraGes.
BERLIN. Dee. H. Emperor William was
deeply moved when he was informed OF tho
outrage in Paris. lie said to Chancellor Won
tnpriN that Draconic measures must be-
adopted or the murdcrous attempts would
become epidemic.
The tone Of to days editorial comment upon
the explosion in the French Chamber shows
plainly the drift OF public sentiment toward
special legislation against anarchists. Tho
Andrrhsm has developed so Greatly that
The comm,oh law no longer suilicGs to protect
tho individual or society. No land or people
is longer safe. International repressNe
measures are necessary. All adhcients of
unarchlc IDEAS must be expelled ana trans
Lorted. The society OF tho nations Will Leablo
to defend itself effectively ouly when the whole
civilized world sha,I close up lis ranks against
tho enemy. Meantime tho formation OF Il citl-
@ens protective league might he tried.
, Inc idgfJ,dn remarks that ut lastthe French
Government seems to have been aroused from
its Indifference toward AEarchism.
The l9IS'schr Ie'hn,y SAYS; The Govern
ments Will now be Justified in taking steps
AGAINST these wild Leasts that murder ior the
sake OF murdGring. Inc public also must
tees, according to American preceden,s.'
The IA ie'he JDUrHl says II hopes the Anar-
chist outrage in the French Chnmbcr oil Depu.
ties Will not lead to the suggestion in the
lielchstag of Il revival ~ the anti-Soctalist
law An amendment to tbs Penal Code tho
n "A n4N u, 4 n In, I.AR-
many II there were Inherent public prosecu
tors.
will seize tho initiative to obtain common in
ternatlonhl measures for the suppression .;
Anarchists.
Herr Friedlander a timber merchant living
in APARTMENTS facing the Belle All lance rlat2.
received to-day by mail u small tin LoN which
he opened in the presence Of his family. Tho
iiiting OF the cover set oil a cap which eX-
pIoled a small metal case tull OF gunpowder.
Herr friedlander was not injured. but his
4-year-old boy and the family = Nerness We're
badly burned and slightly lnccrated about tho
face and hands. Ine affair was reported to
the police at once. but nothing concerning tho
sender uf the box has becn ascertnined.
NIENNh, Dec. ll.-Froihcrr yon Culu nocky.
President OF the lower itouse, has telegraphed
to NJ Dunuy an expression OF his sympathy
BUpA-rEsTH Dec. Il.--ln the Hungarian Diet
to-day several OF the nenlbeis expressed their |
sympathy Tor those wounded by the tomn OK
IloaiOn IN the Tench Chamber OF Deputies on
saturday, and telicltated the mcmuuIs OF the |
,hambor upon their conduct on the occasion.
bEENE Dec. 1.-The swiss Government will |
tako measures against Anarchists and their !
right OF asylum IA this country. Tie lrU-
cureur-Gencrat viii make II list OF all tho !
known Anarchists in switzerland. Several |
hundred OF them are living IN the rrincITal |
centres. such as Hlrich, St Gall Lugano. and |
Basel.
President Moth Of the National Council the /
swiss representative body upon the opening /
OF to-day = session, expressed his own and the .
Council ; adherence Of the Anarchist outrage !
In The Chamber OF Deputies in iaris his re- /
MARKS were greeted with prolonged applause.
HOME, Dee ll.-SI.nor briu ActIng Minister /
OF Foreign Affairs, has instructed Baron h"Ss-
nan. the ltu.ian I'm Uds sadur to communicate !
TO ". bupuy, PRESIDENT ui the French ChamUer /
OF Deputies, the lnaIsnal! Ion ielt 10y Italy at /
the outrage IN the HAMMER on Saturday.
81 PETEEsBrRG Dee. ll-kll the newspapers /
here urge that an International conference to
devise Joint measures against Anarchists be B
called Immediately the Apru- lreuyr srIl-
Eests that Engan or Germany take the INST
step in the matter.