The record-union., 1893-12-11

Among the persons in custody is man
named Gaunet and a baker who gives
his name as GuillOtiere, whose skull has
been trepanned, and who will certainly be
detained for further investigation.
At the Hotel Dieu Valiant has been
placed in separate room, where he is
watched by several detectives night and
day. Lenoir, the engraver. who was at
first suspected OF throwing the bomb.
has been released.
The opinion Is expressed that several OF
those not yet allowed liberty are accom-
plices of Valiant. Suspicion rests espe-
cially on four persons, one of whom is a
man named Vincent, who twice gave a
false address. The others also gave false
addresses and made contradictory state
ments.
During the night the police made a
search Of the houses OF a number Of sus-
pected people, and are said to have ob-
tained some valuable information.
The condition of the injured is satisfac-
tory, and it is now hoped that no lives
will be lost through the explosion.
All the papers make energetic denun-
citation of the outrage. The AUt05Tte and
Libre Parole lay the responsibility upon
the teachings of atheists. Steele says
at is a lesson to those who do not look
upon the social war seriously" Echo de
Paris declares the Socialist party answer
able for the outrage. The Rddic0J and
La Justice demand the prompt punish
ment of the criminals. L07ste1Pe demands
the determination of those capable OF
such crimes, and adds that the punish
ment should not be extended to those not
guilty. Figaro demands special re-
preston for these special crimes.
Deputy Lemire is still confined to his
bed, with hopes that he will soon be able
tO raSlrOn his 6ufioS Tho Ot hpr IUOl1nHod
Deputies visited were found progressing
toward recovery.
NJ. Henry Boucher said: my wound,
luckily, Is slight. l was standing, being
about to leave the Chamber to attend a
wedding. L was the only person on the
other side of the Chamber who was
struck by portions of the bomb"
Deputy Sigue said: 1.-THE outrage will
undoubted lead to a concentration of the
Moderates, and the majority which the
Government will thus secure will greatly
strengthen it."
A cabinet council was held to-day, and
the Ministers discussed the law of 1875,
dealing with the dynamite Outrages, and
recommended additional and stringent
provisions in regard to the use OF all ex-
plosIves. The sentiment of the council
was in favor of additional laws TO regu-
late the press utterances, and for severely
Indictment to crime. The Ministers pres
ent at the cabinet council also fully dis
cussed the measures to be adopted against
anarchists.
Another Cabinet council will be held
tomorrow, when the subject of dynamite
outrages will again be considered.
At a meeting OF anarchists to-day, at
the house OF wine merchant at Le Val
loisporret, suburb OF this city, several
speakers warmly commended the action
of Valiant, and nearly all rose and drank
to the explosion of yesterday. One OF
the speakers at this meeting, Bourgeoise,
said they will certainly see more of such
deeds.
The Socialist Collectivists held meet
ing this afternoon at the ColombOs. and
were addressed by Deputy Chauvin, a
socialist recently elected, and all other
socialists Deputies present. The house
where the meeting took place was dec
grated with red flags. During the meet
ing Deputy Jourde denounced the out
rage in the Chamber of Deputies, and
said the socialists would not cooperate
with the anarchists. The socialists did
not desire to annihilate society. They
only wanted fuller liberty. Deputy
Quesde said: After the recent victories
of the socialists, yesterdays outrage must
be deeply deplored. Our enemies will
take advantage of it to attack us. whom
they contound with the anarchists. Our
only aim is to push our propaganda and
obtain a majority in the Chamber"
a resolution calling upon the socialists
to unite, and urging the Deputies to con-
tinue their demand for general amnesty
was adopted.
The police say Valiant has made the
following additional statement: II
waited tor more than an hour before
throwing the bomb, in hope that a
favorable chance would present itself to
cast it in the spot l had picked out. At
length, thinking the opportuue time had
arrived, arose from my seat in the gal
lery and hurled the box, aiming it at
President Dupuy's table. And as L did
so woman who was in front of me re-
sented my leaning over her and pushed
me backward. l was thus prevented
from throwing the bomb exactly as 1 in
tended. i did not intend to kill anyone"
Valiant calmly and coolly added, "but
only to wound hundred and fifty or
two hundred deputies. l was especially
anxious that CasimirPerier should be
among those injured by the explosion" :"
Madame Gerard, Iandlady of the Hotel
De Il Union, says when Valiant arrived
at her house he only brought with him a
small travelling bag.
ANARCHISTS AT LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The police force in
Trafalgar Square to-day was larger than
usual, in view of the rumor that the an
archists intended TO hold another meet
ing, but whether frightened by the police
demonstration or owing to the excite
ment created by the Paris dynamite
bomb throwing, only few persons ap-
peared. The police extended Gordon
around Nelson's monument, and as soon
of
began menacing and hooting him. Mich
OILS fed and the police, with the utmost
difficulty, protected him from the vio-
lence of the mob. Four Italian anarch-
lists shortly afterward made a movement
as if to hold meeting III the square, but
were obliged to run away, owing to the
hostility of the crowd. There was great
excitement for moment, when the police
shouted stop to man carrying q mys-
terious-iooking bundle. The man fed,
followed by a part of the crowd, but be
escaped. The square was cleared at 4:3O
P. N. No trouble of serious nature
occurred.
PLAN FOR FUTURE EXPLOSIONS.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says Viennese
Journalist, while in London recently, saw
several anarchists and was informed thai
new plan had been drawn up providing
for future explosions.
SPANISH POLICE ON THE OUTLOOK.
BARCELONA, Dec. 10.-A special police
corps has been formed to combat anarch
ism. The outrage at Paris has revived
discussion in Spanish political circles
Spain. it is said, will propose to the othel
countries anti-anarchic measures.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Tariff Bill Win Not Come Up ii
the House This Week.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The tariff bill
will not come up i'll the House before ;
week from tomorrow at the earliest. Tht
,,,.i,,,.itrr rarnnrt will be filed Wednesday,