The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-11

morning, Premier Casimir-Perier presid-
Ing. An official note says that cabinet
measures are to be taken Immediately to
protect society from further outrages, 4
cabinet council will be held on Monday,
President Carnot presiding, when the
government proposals will be submitted
by the president in their final shape.
These proposals will be presented to the
chamber of deputies in the afternoon.
The government aims at stringent reg
ulation of the tratic in explosives. Spe-
cial provisions will be made for the pun
lshment of persons guilty of making re-
tanning, or using explosives with criminal
intent. Penalties are also provided for
those who incite to destruction Of prop
erty by explosives. The government will
demand an extra credit to reinforce the
police while they are repressing the an
archists.
In several Independent accounts of
Saturdays explosion Valiant is said to
have stretched his arm over the division
between the second and third galleries,
seemingly desiring to make it appear that
the bomb was thrown from the third gal
lery Visitors are not admitted to the
third gallery except by ticket.
FIRE-EATER's EDITORIAL.
M Rochefort, in an article in the In
trausigeant, half approving of the out
rage in the Chamber of Deputies, remarks
that it would be a singular means of OBJ
tanning amnesty to spread death among
those who had proposed and voted in
favor of amnesty. He attacks the
minister of the interior, suggesting
that "The brutality of the Jew Ray
insult those whom he keeps in
jails, exasperated some excitable brain
and led to the outrage. He sneers at tine
stolcism Of NJ. Dupuy, president of the
chamber, at the time of the explosion,
saying that the president would have
acted differently if he himself had been
wounded
DOUBTS ON TIE STORY.
Doubts have arisen this evening as to
whether Valiant is the man who threw
the bomb. 1t is suggested that he was
an accomplice, and that he has
simply screened the man who
threw the bomb, When Valiant was
examined this evening he declared that
he had hoped to kill Casimir-Perier and
at least $50 deputies. All of the injured
who were taken to the Hotel Dieu were
discharged this evening except NM.
Gaumet and Guillotier, who remained at
their own request. Lenoir, one of the
suspects arrested last night, was released
to-day.
THE BOMB THRoWER TOASTED.
AT an anarchist meeting in LeValloiS-
Perrett this evening, several speakers
eulogized valiant and the audience rose
and toasted the bomb thrower. One
speaker said that the bourgeoise would
certainly see more acts like Vaillants.
The socialist section of the laborists
held meeting at Colombes this after
noon. Deputy Jourde, in a speech, Sc
verely condemned the outrage in the
chamber and disavowed any connection
between the socialists and the anarchists.
Deputy Guesde said he deeply deplored the
Outrages because enemies of the socialists
would make capital of it, seeking willfully
to confound the anarchists with the so
cialists. The only aim of the latter, he
declared was to push their propaganda
and to obtain majority in the chamber
SPAIN TO DRIVE OUT ANARCHISTS.
Madrid, Dec 10.-At cabinet council
held this evening it was resolved to take
immediate action looking TO an interna
| tional agreement to repress anarchy
Orders were given that the military and
police patrols in Barcelona be increased
for the purpose of clearing out. anarchists
and revOlutionaries of all kinds, whether
| actors or theorists.
The cabinet also resolved to forego the
proposed credits to assist the railways
pending the settlement of the Melilla
trouble.