The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-12
TO SUPPRESS ANARCHY
Sweeping Measures Passed by the
French Congress.
SOCIALIST OPPOSITION DEFEATED.
Both Senate and Chamber of Deputies
Give Overwhelming MaJorities - Vail
iant's AccompIices, If He Had Any, Still
Undiscovered.

Give Overwhelming mhJoriteS van
iant's AccompIices, If He Had Any, Still
Undiscovered.
PARIS, Dec. 12.-The corridor of the
chamber of deputies presented its ordi-
nary appearance yesterday, but there was
large attendance Of the deputies as we'll
as of the public. Previous 70 the intro
duction of the governments bills the so
ctalists' deputies met and decided to OPP
pose the motion to give urgency to the
bill against the anarchists.
The governments first bill, TO make it a
penal offense to publish indictments, to
commit outrages by the use of explosives,
provides punishment for indirect in ad-
dition to direct indictments.
The second bill to regulate the manu-
facture and possession of explosives, pro-
vides not only Tor the control of explosives
and their use, but regulates the use and
possession Of chemicals used in the manu-
facture Of explosives, and both chemicals
and explosives can he seized if the police
have any suspicion that they are to be put
10 an improper use.
The third measure, extending the power
ni the police for the repression of anarchy
agitation and for preventing anarchist out.
RACES, increases the credit of the depart
mcnt Of the interior by 100000 francs and
angments the police in the provinces and
establishes additional police bureaus, in
ereases the wages of badly paid municipal
policemen and largely increases the force
The fourth bill, providing for police su
pcrvision of anarchistic societies, will put
sRch societies in the same category as as
sociations of law breakers.
Premier Casimir- Perier, who was fre-
gnently interrupted by applause, explained
that the bill to modify the press law pro
xides for making 1t n penal offense topub-
nsh indictments to pillage, or to murder,
or to commit incendiary crimes, shall be
punished by five years Imprisonment, and
that the authorities shall have the power
To make preventive arrests and seizures
N, Pelletan moved 10 adjourn the de-
bnte, but amid Bacne of considerable EN-
thnsiasm upon the part OF the supporters
OF the government this motion was re-
te:ted by Il vote of 4Oi to 143 NJ Ramel
thsn moved that the government bill be
aeht to committee Immediately A scene
Of great excitement followed but the gov
ernment again won sweeping victory.
the motion being rejected by a vote of ;t9
10 lB. Finally in spite of the protests of
She socialists, un immediate discussion of
the bills was ordered.
NJ Boissern proposed an amendment,
which the government opposed amid loud
eheering and which was rejected by a
vote OF $50 20 So. the result being received
with loud cheers from the friends of law
and order After further discussion the
bist was adopted by a vote of AIS to 1870
npi the chamber adjourned.
In the senate Premier Perier submitted
hEp nzt nd fol I, u
cf deputies. The premier in submitting
ths bill TO the senator's assured them tbnt
ths government would know how to do
its duty ii parliament supportsl the gov
srnnent, NJ Casimir Prrier then asked
uIxeucy for the BILL which was unani
mously accorded, and the senate nd-
foHrned
The minister of justice visited valiant
Rt the hospital for the purpose of oiies
eionins him with regard to his motive for
9ommitting the crime, In responding to
VIE minister's questions, Valiant re,
bhedi 1T would be useless to explain nv
mstive to you. You are bourgeoise and
would moi understand"
NJ. Meyer the examining magistrate.
has made vigorous inquiry into tho
movements Of valiant recently. without.
up to now being able to determine that
40 had aocomplices. Tho examination of
khs other men who were detained In Gus.
tosy shows that none of them were ihpn-
nased in the outrage Only four men are
ktsll detained by the police, and will only
be charged with yagrancy
valiant, it now appears, had an inti-
mate anarchist friend named Raynal, liz.
Ing at Choisy-le-Roy who worked at the
leather factory At Petit pont, where Vail
liant was recently employed. Raynal left
Chsisy-ie. Roy suddenly Sunday morning
taxing with him all his effects The police
Ars actively searching for him.
Cohen, Dutch anarchist, whose apart
snsnts We're searched by the police yester-
DAY, resulting in the seizure of number
nf important documents and about | ,OeO
letters from anarchists in different mart.
sf dermany, was promptly expelled from
France. he being conducted across the
Frontier last night.