The herald., 1893-12-11

dynamite, and it is evident that ID was
not charged with gunpowder. The cell
ing of the chamber near where the bomb
was thrown is peppsred with marks
made by flying nails a window near tnt
roof is broken and one OF the benches
occupied by the door-keepers is perior-
ated by large piece of iron.
OTHER PERSONS IN CUSTODY.
Among the persons in custody is
man named Gsunet and baker who
rives his name as Guilletiere, whose
skull has been trepanned and who will
certainly be detained for further inves-
tigation.
At the hotel Dieu valiant has been
placed in separate room, where he is
watched by several detectives night and
day.
LIE Noir. the engrsver, who was at
first suspected OF throwing the bomb,
has been Recessed. The opinion is ex-
pressed that several of those not yet al
lowed their liberty are accomplices of
Valiant. Suspicion rests especially on
four persons, one OF whom is a man
named Vincent, who twice gave false
address: the others also gave false ad-
dresses and made contradictory state
ments.
During the night the police made
search of the houses of a number OF
suspected people, and are said to have
obtained some valuable information.
The condition of the injured is sstis-
factory, and it is now hoped that no
lives will be lost through the explosion.
PRESS COMMENT.
All the newspapers make an energetic
denuncation of the outrage.
L'Autorite and La Libre Parole lay
the responsibility upon the teachings of
atheists.
LIE Steele Gays: ''It is a lesson to
those who do not look upon the social
war seriously"
L'Echo de Paris declares the Socialist
party is answerabe for the outrage.
The Radical and La Justice demand
prompt punishmentsof the criminals.
La Lanterne demands the extermi-
nation of those capable OF such crimes,
and adds that punishment should not
be extended to those not guilty.
LIE Figaro, demands special repression
for these special crimes.
LIE Soleil Gays the government is sui
ficiently armed and only need apply the
existing laws.
LIE Gaulois is OF the opinion that a
great remedy for such crimes would be
energetic measures against ranters OF
the tribune and press, who prepare
bombs by their utterances and writings.
LIE Matin is OF the opinion that it is
not sufficient to strike the arm which
threw the bomb, but it is necessary also
to strike the head directing the arm.
LIE Petite Republique. the organ Of the
Socialists, disclaims all connection with
the author of the outrage, who is de-
scribed as senseless coward.
THE INJURED DOING WELL.
Deputy LIE Mire is still confined to his
bed, but hopes soon to be able to resume
his duties. The other wounded deputies
visited were found progressing toward
M. Henry Boucher said: "My wound
luckily, is slight. 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
lead to the concentration of
the moderates, and the majority which |
The government will thus secure will
greatly strengthen it,"
IA CABINET COUNCIL.
A cabinet council was held today and
she tersd5scussed the law of 1875 |
dealing withrdynsmite outrages, and
additional and stringent
provisions in regard to the use of ali ex-
plosives. The sentiment of the council
was in favor oil additional laws to regu-
late press utterances, and Tor severely
punishing any defense of crimes or any
incitement to crime. TIE ministers
at the cabinet council also fully
discussed measures to be adopted
against anarchists. Another cabinet
council will be held tomorrow, when
the subject of dynamite outrages will
again be considered.
MEETING OF ANARCHISTS.
At meeting of anarchists today, at
the house of wine merchant at LIE
Valloisporret, a suburb OF this city,
several speakers warmly commended
the action of valiant. and all rose and
drank to the explosion of yesterday.
One OF the speakers at this meeting said
the bourgeoise will certainly see more of
such deeds.
SOCIALISTS CONDEMN THE CRIME.
The Socialist. Collectiveta held a
meeting this. afternoon at Colombos
which was addressed by Deputy Chsu
vim, Socialist recently elected, as were
all the other Socialist deputies present.
The house where the meeting took
place was decorated with red flags.
During the meeting Deputy Jourde de-
nounced the outrage in the chamber OF
deputies, and said the Socialists would
not cooperate with the anarchists. The
Socialists did not desire to annihilate
society, the only wanted fuller liberty.
Deputy Quesde said AFTER the recent
victories of the Socialists yesterday g
outrage must be deeply deplored. Our
enemies will take advantage of it to at
tack us, whom they confound with the
anarchists. Our only aim ia to push
our propaganda and obtain majority
in the cham oer."
A resolution calling upon the Social
lists to unite, and urging the deputies to
continue the demand for general am
nesty, was adopted.
A FURTHER CONFESSION.
The police say valiant has made the
following additional confession: 81
waited for more than an hour before
throwing the bomb, in the hope favor
able chance would present itself to cast
it in spot had picked out. At length,
thinking the opportune time had ar