The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-12

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The excitement caused
by the explosion of the saucepan bomb il
the chamber of deputies on Saturday after
noon has far from subsided, and every
body was looking forward to today's ses
sion of the chamber, when the most i'm
portant measures affecting the Anarchists
it was expected, would be brought for
ward. There is no doubt that the genera
sentiment of AL classes excepting the So
cialistic and Anarchistic groups, Is decid
edly in favor of the most energetic meas
ureS to suppress the constantly increasing
boldness and destructiveness of the disci
pies of anarchy. This state Of affairs ba:
long been recognized among French min
listers, but the bold stand taken against
ssEse enemies OF society having led to tht
fall of one cabinet, the Socialists and An
archists felt confident of being able to hold
their own today. They were justified tC
some extent in this belief by the small ma
joriiy which the Casimir-Perier govern.
ment WAS able to command during last
weeks voting; but. if the press utterances
here indicate he real current of opinion
the explosion of the bomb thrown by Vail
liant is likely 10 greatly strengthen the
hands of the government. and to bring
about joint action with England, Spain,
Italy and Austria at least for com bineti
movement looking to the suppres ion OF
anarchy by the extradition and severe
punishment of all who are proved to have
been engaged in Anarchistic conspraces.
i is also expected that measures will be
Introduced providing for the punishment
of those who advocate or defend crime In
newspapers. and making the unlawful
possession OF explosives punishable by Sc
we're penalties.
In the chamber of deputies today Pre-
mier Casim Perier presented four meas
ures providing for the repression of
anarchy, and dwelt upon the necessity of
passing them, saying that they did not en-
croach upon true liberty. His remarks
were greeted with prolonged cheering
The first of the bills makes it a penal
offense TO publish Indictments to commit
outrsges by the use of explosives; the sec
ond regulates the manufacture aud possess
sion of explosives; the third extends the
powers of the police for the repression of
Anarchistic agitation, and for the prevent
Ing of Anarchist outrages, and the fourth
provides for police supervision of Anarch-
lstc societies.
Three distinct moves by the opposition
to the government to amend or post none
the debate on the bills We're met by decis-
i've votes in favor of the government
showing that the governments strength
has been increased by the explosion. After
considerable discussion, during which the
excitement ran high. the bills were adopted
by vote of 4l3 to 130
Naturally the bold and defiant confe,-
sion made by Valiant, the bomb thrower.
who is still on his bed in the Hotel Dieu.
surrounded by guard of detectives. is the
main subject of comment this morning
Everybody having the interests of law and
nrh. IS N GaH hA
cowardly miscreant is in the hands of the
police, and thaC he is likely to pay with
his life the penalty of bis crime. valiant
glories in his dastardly deed, and only
seems to regret that he did not succeed in
killing or severel' wounding ". Casimer-
Perier. the premier, or NJ. Dupuy, presi-
dent of the chamber of deputies
Il waited for more than an hour before
throwing the bomb" said he, 'in hope of
favorable chance presenting itself to
cast 1t In the spot | had picked out. At
length, thinking that an opportune time
bad arrived, | arose from my seat in the
gallery aud huiled the box, aiming it at
President Dnpuy's table. As did so
woman who was seated in front of me re-
sented my leaning over, and pushed me
backward. | was thus prevented from
throwing the bomb exactly as | intended.
did not intend to xiii anyone" Valiant
calmly ana cody added, but only TO
wound Que hundred and fifty or two hum
1red OF the deputies. | was especially
anxious that NJ. Casimer-Perier should be
among those injured 10y the explosion"
Vail. mt still insists that he had no ac-
complies, aud that the branch Of auarch-
ism To which he belongs, has rule that
ITS members shall act independently.
This. however, is not the belief of the no.
lice, and IL is understood that they have
nnder surveillance several men suspected
Of being accomplices of the bomb ihrower.
When taken TO the Hotel Deu, valiant
gave the name of Marechal, as already
cabled to the Associated Press, and it was
only after the detectives had worked up
his record, ani that he was subjected to "A
short but sharp examination by the public
prosecutor and the examining magistrate
that be admitted that his name WAS Val
liant, and tnat he was the man that threw
the bomb which wounded so many people
AarechaL IL WAS also shown, was the
came Of NallIaDts mistress the Anarchist
having deserted his wife in America He
took the name of Marechal il has also
been shown, mainly to disguise himself,
and on account Of the fact that he was
living with a married woman named
Marechai, haviD. stolen her from her
husband
Narechal, the husband Of Vaill.nt's
mistress, In an interview today, said that
Valiant returned from America in Janu-
ary last ana became IA border in the
Marechal household Eventually valiant
succeeded in seduciny Madame Narecbal
she left her husband to live with him.
and he made the woman work from morn
ing tii night. IN order 10 supply his