The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-12
DEATH TO ANARCHY.

NIChAhL NFoup1-sA AEOPVn00
tional Campaign Against tho Reds.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE excitement
caused by the explosion of the bomb in
the chamber of deputies has far from
subsidized, and everybody has looked
forward to this days session when most
important matters affecting anarchists
were expected to be brought forward.
There is no doubt that the general
sentiment OF all classes, excepting tho
socialistic and anarchist groups, is de-
cidedl y in favor OF the most energetic
measures possible to suppress the con-
slant increasing boldness and destruc-
tiyeness Of the disciples of anarchy. II
the press utterances here indicate the
real current OF opinion, the explosion
OF the bomb thrown by valiant, tho
anarchist, 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 action. Several men are
suspected of being accomplices OF the
bomb thrower.
Valiant, when taken to the Hotel
Dieu, gave the name Of Marchal, as
already cabled to the Associated Press.
and it was only after the detectives had
worked up his record and he was sub
jected to q rigid examination by the
public prosecutor and examing magis-
trate that he admitted his name was
Valiant aud that he was the man who
threw the bomb which wounded so
many people on Saturday. Marchal, it
was also shown, was the name of Vail
lants mistress, the anarchist having
deserted his wife in America. BE took
the name Of Marchal. it has also been
shown, mainly to disguise himself on
account OF the fact that he was living
with married woman named Marchal,
after having stolen her from. her hus-
band.
Marchal, the husband of Vaillant's
mistress, in an interview to-day, said
that Valiant returned from America in
January last and became boarder in
the Marchal household. Eventually
Valiant succeeded in seducing Madam
Marchal, induced her to sell and pledge
the furniture belonging to her husband,
and after he had finally succeeded in
bringing about rupture between hus-
band and wife, he made the woman
work from 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.
VALUABLE DISCOVERIES.
The police, it was announced this
morning, during the investigation made
into the explosion OF Saturday searched
the apartment occupied by a man
named Cohen, q Dutch anarchist, and
there found number OF copper tubes
which it is said were to be used in the
manufacture OF explosive bombs.
In Cohen's apartments, it is added,
the police also seized bundle OF docu-
mepts of the utmost Importance, as we'll
as nearly 1000 letters from anarchists
in all parts OF Germany which, it is said,
will enable the French police to place
the German authorities in possession OF
list of all the centres OF anarchy in
Germany.
Deputy Demje, who is known to be an
extreme Socialist, has written a letter,
which is published in the Matin this
morning, excusing Valiant for his
crime.
A BILL INTRODUCED.
At the cabinet council held this after
noon bills were agreed upon to be sub
mitted to the chambers providing for
the repression OF anarchy.
Casimir-Perier presented the new
measure in the chamber of deputies.
He dwelt upon the necessity OF passing
them, saying that they would not en-
croach upon true liberty. His remarks
we're greeted with profound cheering.
The firstof these bills makes it penal
offense to publish indictments to COM
nit outrages by the use OF explosives;
the second bill regulates the manutac-
ture and possession OF explosives.
The third bill extends the powers of
the police for the repression of an
archistic agitation and for preventing
anarchist outrages. The fourth bill
provides for police supervision OF an-
archst societies.
After an exciting, debate during
which the bills were opposed by the
socialists, an immediate discussion Of
the bills was ordered.
NJ. Boisserin then proposed an
amendment which the government OPP
posed amid loud cheering, and which
was rejected by vote OF 500 to Sc. the
result being received with loud cheers
from the friends OF law and order.
After further discussion the bill was
adopted by vote OF Alb to $50, and the
chamber adjourned.
HAD no AccoMPLIoEs.
NJ. Meyer, the examining magistrate,
has made a rigorous inquiry into the
movements OF valiant recently, with
out, up to now, being able to determine
that he had aCcompliCes.
valiant, it now appears, had an inti-
mate anarchist friend named Raynal,
living at No. 8 Rue Dupont Choicey 10
Roi. who worked at the leather factory
at Petit Pont, where Valiant was re-
Gently employed,
The minister otiustice visited valiant
at the hospital this afternoon for the
purpose of questioning MIN with regard
to his motive for committing the crime.
Iu responding to the minister's ques-
tions Valiant replied: at would be
useless to explain my motive to you.
You are a Bourgeois and would not
understand"
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mr., uaTrT