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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
MORE TAN RIOTS ~ SICILY.
TIE MOE FIEED ~ BY TROOPS ANp THIRTY
PERSONS WOrNpTD- THE TROUBLE PROB
,n11. Ic.L1I-n .NLI AIL.IS.


PERSONS WorNpTD-TUE TROUBLE PEoB-
ArIY INCITfD by SOCIALISTS.
Rome. Dec 1S-Thc anu-taX agitation revived
suddenly to-day in Mrnreale a large town near
Palermo mob started for the municipal build
jngs and ovcrcame the police who tried To re-
store order The troops We're called ont hut
before they arrived tho rioters were shouting
Down with taxation ou the steps IL the tax
office The troops charged, but tn" mob did not
WELD Eventually q vollry wac fired. Tn" mob
then dispersed carrying away thirty wounded
Thu. mob is believed L. have been brought To-
gethcr bv Socialists who ar" strong IN Mon
rcale. ,
The Mayor ~ Monrealc who susI rndcd
last week for telling IN" Socialists that the
time had come To- rise and wrcstlr with their
cppressors. will be prosecuted for in'itlng 10
revolt
Some accounts Of the riot.ng In Monrealc deny
that the troops nr"d on the mob. but all aSr""
that many civilians were wounded IN me stTug-
giles with gendarmes and military. Many per
sons have been arrested
There we're two riots yesterday and two to-day.
In the last riot the Ioafcrs and peasants were rn-
forced by a large party from the nearby town
Of BIoppo They tried to hoist the red nag On
the ba iconv 81 the Mayors house. but were pre-
vented from doing So by the police
London Dec ig-The Rome correspondent OF
9TH. Daily News" SAYS Of the trouble In Si'ily
The disorders in sicily are likely 10 continue
heinp due To excessive taxation resulting III sur
walton: also t. the fact that members "i inc
Malta occupy all the influential posts. bIachhdl,
Tho nonulace devour the municipal revenues, ana
influence The. tribunals az to insure the I'M
munity Of the peoples oppressors
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close orompiy m cases. ms oes as Sdy,ss ana
SITaisT .IsS S% N from haiia. a.
Tor G saD ps@ins se des:
snpp %se ia g ii M for America Except
Via Colon dcers for Guatemala must be directed pc.
n ce at S S'S Other part. for Of ssiS R anst
Fat: S% P Except G jeps@ and an savina
Andes 1880 m SGpplemSn,bn1y o sers fos
Ireland must directed per paris'D at ~ m Sup
SsaS ogs % FOR 6 T4"a parts
3 Irn ys HsyaSn at O p M for Tor direct
Wasand va AneT or d Puerto %S aes be es
per ", aa rom ns Seworiean at so M for
s steamer M IRON FOR ' scoand direct, p
s P ESS9n S ns Drda@ rS oetiers %" BE- directed
Re PER- at ondso %
i: 80 p M Nassau. ~ p. and Santiago. Cuba pr
FhIpIYS supplementary srSmy 80 m A e:
,, ,or Costa Rca Via Llmon. directed psf
AZ AP ca.ss cat II n HShS ssa
olympia At 9 p m Tor BOess del TOro. per Ry'
vens9T RsPmYA a. M for France switzerland Italy.
spain. Portugal Turkey and British India. e
pa r.e ee Hl pe s chsmpasne al M a
il Norge 6r 's:s %s: be eses
TpSasco and Yaca,sn per city q or, wasS"s'Ss
s,srs for per Ss cy M sf %
Iovtt and CaruIano. per s. Frihs henoHx
uetters Tor other Venezuelan ports Curacao Trindsd
British and Dutch Guiana must be directed Der r1nS
y Hendrk') al a m. Complementary II 80 a. n)
for Venezueia and Sayanilla via Curacao per
PhiIadelphia detters for other Colombian ports anl
for Crmana and carupano be directed per Phla-
depha ~ at /. supplementary 1880 p M Tor Europe.
per 8 =. Aurania, via Queenstown; at ! p m TOT
Netherlands direct. :. Spearndafi via kotterdam
cet,ers must be directed per spaarndam') .
Mails for lIav alan Islands. per s. Australia iron
San Francisco) daily To December eli q
q 70 D m Malls for China and japan. per City Of
1,rom Francsco) close here daily to
december s2 at y. Mails for the Society Islanda
ner ship Tropc Bird from san Francisco close here
daily up December '25 at $50 p m Mails for Aus
warded Via Europe. New-Zeaand. Hawaiian FIJI and
samoan sia n p e mn to January =. at go D. m
sor on arrival At New-York OF Etruria with British
mans for Australal China, Japan Hawaii and
Australia VIA especially addressed only Close
M This office daily $50 M. Malls for Newfoundand.
by rail TO Halifax and thence by steamer close at this
office daily $50 p. Mails for Migueon by rail- -
Boston and thence by steamer close at this Office daily
and thence by steamer sailing Mondays Thursdays ana
Saturdays) close this Office daily at $40 D. M Malta
overland unless specially addressed Tor dis
patch this Office daily at 800 a N
Unregistered mail at 600 p. previous day.
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmasteas
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STAR THEATRE.

Mr.. Salvni, continuing his engagement at the
s,ar Theatre-where he has been In 1.-The
Three Guardsmen" and in less effective drama
tailed lamar represented himself last night as
Ruy Bias the romantic. chivalrous. unfortunate
bver OF a Queen. The piece. as Is well KNOWN
tones from the French Of Victor hugo ana Is an
.xpresson. equally fecitous in incident ana fervld
n LANGUAGE OF the Wild holatry OF passionate
youthful love Charles Fechter was famous sarad
Er his fervid performance OF Ruy Bias. MI SAL
ini~who however Is more like Gratlano man
4 Romeo and more like a Pierre than either.-acteI
NE mari freely and forcbly, and at the climax OF
.ombst with Don Sauste he put forth an impetu-
AUS yigor that was highly effective
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LONG DELAYED TIRIFF lotion.

THE HOUSE REPUBLICANS OPPORTUNITY.
From The Boston Advertiser.
If the Republicans in the House are keenly awake
to me advantage that they have gained, II IS al,
most certain that the bill can be either modined
considerably or defeated even before 1t gets to the
Senate
DISCERNING DEMOCRATS
From, The 81 Louis Globe Democrat.
Those Democratic Congressnen who are organz-
ing 10 oppose the Wilson Tariff bill have a correct
view of the way to promote their chances OF re-
election.
THE RATES RISING LITTLE By LITTLE.
From The Cleveland Leader.
rho Wilson bills rates OF duty rising little
nv 1itte in committee but toward spring. when the
Senate gets work on the schedule, the average
will go up like the temperature. with a rush
,s THIS THE SIGN THEY ARE WAITING FOR?
From The Washington Post.
possib,y the Ways and Means members are wait,
ing TO hear from the chicago voters
REPUBLICANS WILL PULL OUT NO CHEST
NUTS.
From The Utica Herald -
bIil as applied TO their particular districts have
counted on Republican aid to pull their particular
enc dstruction TO the rest OF the country They
are disappointed. The Republicans inform, them
that they viii help defeat the bill as whole pu'
not p.ecemeal'
AN EASY TASK FOR REPUBLICANS.
From The Buffalo Commercial.
II the Republicans will only hold their horses
and look on for while perhaps the behocfa's
will defeat The Wilson bill.
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION INCREASING.
From The Springfield Union.
Democratic opposition to the Wilson bll Is rap
idly increasing and Mr.. Wilson Is nsrassso oy
visions Of that measure which are auu'esSeu "
the Committee on Ways and Means.
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TALK WITH LOUISE vi, Hell
TIE NOTORIOUS WOMAN ANARCHIST FAVoES
BOMB OUTEAGEs. SAYING fpl''E ALONE
pEOrUREs JUSTICE.

PRO IRFS JlNlIN j..
,ao, Noe ia representative Of the United
Dc ,oday visited Louise Michel the notorious
,,or,,r Anarchist. who occupies a little mousse AT
I,os, Dulv.ick "A suburb OF London. as she Is not
,rr,t,,e1 IN live In France. In the course OF hs
conversation with her the reporter asked:
"Do you think that bomb outrageS do any Eood
ia the Anarchist cause"
.In All rcvolts for liberty and Justice Sn"
answered "the people can only use the weapons
10, are the nearest equal 10 those of tn" enemy
rhose "a no are training the pcop" Tor an imminent
cob, would lead them TO slaughter II they en-
rloved ordinary weapons against the tish'fui war
machines of governments. our comrades "hHe
,cr,ncint, their lives, used what means conscience
,"Ii Them was best for the necessary act. M
,ers,i suffrage has failed To- alter the lniscrabie
conditions OF the people Force alone pfocur''
Justice .. .o,uno, tho yovern-
~ 1nion Of the strong against Inc weak an
.rod ouisc Michel has existed since govern
nents existed The masses can unite equally dGains'
" common enemy They may rise IKE the srins-
tide Of The ocean and overflow the word. ! cahhDt,
relieve that England Will commit the lnfamy, Oh
ioinng an alliance against Anarchists II asyi ,,
IL EVERYWHERE denied Anarchists the iestialhIa
which protection naturally imposes on mem ,h VIII
he removed. The hour OF despair may uiNc INV"
10 deeds giving victory.
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PREPARING FOR TIE Old GrARD RECEPTION.

Tho old Guard Veteran Battalion. Major Thomas
l. sloan will hold its annual reception on Thurs
dov evening January Is, at Madison Square Gar
den. From present Indications this reunion VIII
cast into the shade all former social gatherings
held under the auspices OF this distinguished corps
~ New Yorks veteran sOldiery. The various
~ mmlttees have performed ycoman service TO
render the reception gratifying TO the friends ana
p,sts Of the Guard and Gre litahle to their proud
record The lovers of martial and dancing music
cannot help being greatly entertained by the refined
nrogrammes rendered 10y the Old Guard Band ana
Rerusteins charming orchestra. The decorations
viii be elaborate and especially pleasing 10 those
~ military predilections white flowers and shrubs
in unlimited quantity will make the establishment
OF the Garden beautiful in aste and effect Box
ticknts ntr may be obtained Of Captain James +.
Wcnman treasurer. at 40 llS Pear-st. or AT the
old Guard Armory. Fourteenth-st. and flfth-aVe
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Crbaus Ws-~ G~
"cOLD SEAL" CHAMPAGNE.
For sale BY ali leading wine dealers and groccrs
DIED.

Sa:.on al Dr. Ss ss % ~
rssdsnee No 50. Franklin ,,,y p,:ss
ii:t5 train from Ncw-iork-
*, pIanaed n l. ss' S,s *, evening Ds
Funeral ssrices at ns late residence 2ii we1t s,h-'s.
Carriage Fi awans 3 ts p M train from LiSeriyst
BALI,-Dr A. $. Bali. at Saratoga. Dec 18th. In the
Funeral services at the University Place Church. 1oth-s
AL University Place on Wednesday morning, at ~
BUcKHoUT-Cn Monday. December 18th. 1888, Of pnsu-
mona. Henry Buckhout. aged 30 years; 49,.
the funeral from bis late residence 70 West i2ist-st.
Wednesday. roth at o'clocH p m
CULVER-Dec lI;h 1888 Sarah cornelia. wife OF An
Services at her late residence SOC wsshIngton-ave.
nrorkivn. Tuesday. l3th inst. at O'Clock y. m
Interment private
Lazle Woodruff VIE Of Faus r n Edgar r,u,.n.,
Zee :ls a, 30 ,l,;o, on srr,va, Of Lon.
c1 Jsnsh az ss srns p %t = oeoSk
GAwTRY-on Saturday. Deceribe. 9th. lsos william
yne, GW ,ervc; IL Will p Se Es at ns late residence
81 West iCth-s, on Tuesday, December 18th. at -
O'Clock a.
HAND-At Mllburn, y j., December 18th. 1885, Edwsss
Funeral ATE services on TUESDAY 18th inst St, stephens
Church MilbgIn on arrival OF $50 p NJ 'rain' zoos
wife Of Dr. e. NJ Hcrmance and daughter OF {. =
Funeral from her residence 2l7 warburton-ave %
Tuesday, Dec 18th. at O'Clock.
n convenience OF family.
Kintly omit flowers.
HoE-on Monaay December 18th. Thyrza. wife of The
late Robert Hoe. - - ,,,. -
Funeral services her residence. II East 3c,h-sIs
Thursday morning Dist inst AZ 10 o'clock
INGERSOLr.-At Kent Conn, Dec lIth, suddenly, q
henri failure Edwards J. Ingersol, aged III years.
Funeral Wednesday p. III.
JOy-Suddery. Saturday, December 18th, ls:3 Her
H. JOY. - years, son OF William and Ruth A.
JOY.
Relatives respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral eervces Iuke's Episcopal, Church clinton.
ave between FutOnst. and Atlantic cave, Brooklyns
TUESDAY evening. December 18th A. \ O'Clock. .
Members Of Branch No %. Iron Hall. Covenant Loog2
r. ami \. NJ, and Apollo Club are Invited
Kingston y. Y, papers please copy
PROcTOR-On December ~. at No. Gil 3th-aNe Mauo
Miller wife ~ {. h. Proctor . -, -, IN
sumeral Thursday morning. al haii past w.
RALPH-On Dec. 10TH Alpheus Parker Ralph IN 'ns
41th year Of his r,,.. uz,..o,.,
Funeral services Tuesday at the Trinity EplscopSs
Churoh OF York. corner Arlington ana scnc"Ss
ayes. at D. m. -
sMTTu-At Wesleyan rniversity Midaletown Conn.s
Iacenber 18th freeman Harris smith. son OF ,he rev.
Is.nc T. smith % WaiertOwn Conn, eyed ~ years
Services al Alpha Delta Phi House O'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. -
WITSON-.N Brooklyn December 10Th Margaret WI.
an Tor - years valued servant in the family OF tns
late John Mccormick
In,ernent at the Eyersrcens Cemetery. 18th inst.
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ODDS IND ENDS or POLITICS.
FRANK RAYMOND TO CONTEST THE ELEC-
TON.

FRANK RAYMOND TO CONTEST THE ELEC-
TON.
Frank Raymond. the Il 'puhlican leader VINO was
defeated as leader of the XXNIlth Assembly DIS
trio, al the primaries last week Tuesday night
does not intend to accept gracefully the punish
mcnt administered 10 him by the RepublcahS 81
the district. Through his first lieutenant hehiy
Grasse Mr. Raymond has announced that he VIII
contest the election the ground that he was ue-
feated through police interference His complaint
is that Police Captain Brooks and his men went
out Of their way interfere with him ana MS sup
,,or,ers in their eectioneerlng. II generally was
agreed on the night Of the primaries taat an thr
captain and his men did was 10 see that IAN
election took place -,..... - tho
The reports OF the two subcommittee 81 u'
co,nni, Tee ~ Thirty on the needs Of reofganza
lion of the Republican party In this county ana inc
nIan for such reorganization VIII be suDmitte1 10
a full meeting Of the commte" 10 ne htIu 10
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Inc suD5tahc oi ~ ~
renorts has been published In The tribune u -
understood that the full committec VIZ ah"r. 49,
renorts but Will not submit them TO m" od 'ouhly
Committee preferring TO walt lntl w. n" ,
n,ittee elected to serve throughout 1879 mas pee'
iZpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
NOMINATIONS AT THE REPUBLICANS CLUB.

mi, or, NJ the Nominating Committee Of the
,,,,,,oa, Cuh was made last evening. The iOl-
Loving nominations were made: Edward Wetnore,
nresIdent; Elihu Root, first vice-presdent' hdwaru
Io,,orh,cb second vice-president; Alfred H. Price'
third vIce-presdent; Francis +. ialmbeer' record
ing secretary: Cephas Brainerd, Jr' Corresponding
ocre,arv. T. Edward Leaycraft. treasurer FIX
,,,. cou,mittee-John Sabine Smith. Arthur l..
Merriam. James S Lehmaier, }. Clark Thomas ann
~ q Johnson. Under the bylaws ., tnv dve
~; - ror,inations may be made BY twenty i've
otner The election will occur on January H.
Mr. Wctmore the NOMINEE ,or p' GT,, Of patent
swyers' Wc,more Jenncr OF 49, c,h 10 rdr five
ST. ne i"1 .as rraduated from Harvard In l|O, ana
Is now member Of the Board OF oy W. iS a co.
that uI noo ~ strong personality and OF nghtlhg
Repabsan faith his friends GseVe Mr. n' we e1
tnV 49, ILL.,, Of the following clubs: MetTopoI,aai.
Century Players Harvard InvsrsEi ,,dn
Athletic Lawyers and the Bar AS'o''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
w1GwAM MEN PRAISE THEIR CHIEF.

The Tamnlny Society held a meeting in IN" SUD
terranean chamber Of the Wigwam last evening 'o'
the snitiation OF newly elected members III u'e
absence Of Grand Sachem Gilroy. Sachem lho,""'
l. Feitnnr presided Among thos" receiver NV
,uor.shi, wore Strcet-Cleaning Commissioner W. .
Andrews. Joseph Rocsch the Senator's Dro'h'r'
Michael G. Murphy and Major Charles u. lhroch-
morton. The latter is a candidate Tor 'he a','
,ional Mace of De putty Tax Conm;ssloher' |" "
go .cd a, the beginning OF the coming year 1900,
Sachem Croker took part In me eHerei1 nh h
during ulls in the proceedings az wei a. pp'i
fore and after the meeting. he was oVsr"n'li''i
with CONGRATULATIONS from the asSeiilD.eu va w.
on acc0,in, of his defensive interview pI"ls"'N V"
Sunday. 800, co,vincing a State paper
~ =, nras eynr my good fortune 10 peruse' ne
cia rcd Counsellor Nolan, fcrVenti ~ -,o, .rr,.
"And so dignifed In its tone reSpo""e' ''"'''
Demour. nh. .,.os also enthusiastic on the
IN, assrinc the boss that his enort had met
The warm approval OF every orsdh'~'''o" man
uhon The Commissioner had seen ~ ,oicos
".aXImirable~adnirable" choruseh many H2,Sr;
Observation-Disclosures" was the comment OF JoH''S
Carroll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
IN TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. SECTIONS QUESII N-THE NAVAL U' T'i'0'
soon TO COME up-EAST lNp'\ LON"
rlIL pNssE, TNIED REAtlNT.

sooy TO COME UP-EAsT INDIA LOAN
FIJI PASSE, THIRD READING.
,o,dor nee lS-In the House Of Commons TO-
,,.. rhomas sexton Anti-Parrc.te, member TOT
Xcrth Kerry questioned the Government reSaIu'"s
the statement as to discrimination p''hs '''re W
religious grounds in the selection OF Ju'o'' :"
ireland. Tan,
Ispes rryce Chancellor Of the DuchN OF Lam
c.s,er who in the absence Of Mr.. Morley an
,ors questions relating TO Ireland. saii mat
,be Goycrnmcn, had never instructed the 'ro""
solicitors dealing with prosecutions III wv me"
courts To ascertain the religious be'e'S Oh J''
Mr. sexton declared that this answer u Ms
question was not satisfactory n" ai"eu "'H' W.
:, va, ooportune he would move that Instructions
=, ,,.n "a tho Crown solicitors to stop the prac-
etc., ~ challenging Jurors on account Of their re-
llgious belief .u..o,,,
W. Gladstone announced that the Government
,,,,1 tor,orrov suspend the rule closing discus
.,on N midnight In order that the House m's"'
de TSt Enst India Loan bin today passed ITS thri
readins without aiySion alid Int OF the Board
~ Agriculture in Lord salisbury , a1t H.
raj ,n, ~ bimetal,isu The closing Of the
,nint. h1J derived the Government OF me arH~S
market In the world FOR s'.v-r "'I mrecelea The
n. value OF the meta. DeyolI, P rE,, no nrus-
Ministry. Mr.. chaplin added aS@,r'S Ina, 80 h.conao
-. Monetary Conference was broken UP ,.t -
Other ma Ions would have nothing 10 ~ 49,. M had
mtsuisrn The fact was that the conierenc- hai
,.4l..l
.',..i L.r,uso nothing could l." doN" WIN 49,
Iritan Under MI Gladstone there vas no tI,h','
80 '.,in,,thiug being attempted. Wrles OF u-AIi
@Uanr", II india council bills continued 10 ~
49,. eo'i IN the future. what word tir 'J''I' ..
r,.,, doe II could not reduce eNprh!I'u ~ -, ~"
Increase taxation In India 'oull Hc " -, IN
',' I'm borrowing THAT course would leah 10 niln
rrV,f~y in the ultimate future II the Gove:hni'h,
IN nav OUT Of the difficulty II ought To- thHSe
Tar.rm,mt n,o its confidence "'''s o' ''"''
T. y'uio,, Vernon Harcourt. Chancellor OF the
t,>rhcruer Sid that there had been graz IAN
.fft . Ter
m.nt v.t that government ala not proposr d.
49,. ,i,i ~, although Mr. Chap.l1 was men t.mi
H. q, ~. cabinet m alleged caus' Of the failure
~ ~. Eruss.'S Monetary conferences vas I''
o.. ,,r IN mo urst day - the conference" DC
f, IN. Eng!isA delegates had made any sttteihrns'
49,. c'-I,n d.l.safeF announced that tner ,,pNerh-
rment could not accept blmeiaism For ne ct
,.,i.n.u, being tried tn India. time mus pr a.
l.,.I n a. should prove unsuccessful u cpu'i
he corrected Tn speaker fuzzy believed 'ha' II
NJ Goscheu formerly 'hancelor OF inc ~
cheucr hold that the position OF lndla WIS
hut he was opposed 10 ANY attempt 10 'ut, en-
li;Rcuiiy ~ putting an import Iuty on ,s,t.ed
= r,u,-e he maintained. would afSraFhtr' h"''h'
- relieving. the difficulty.
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OBITI. \.


phuoAelnhia Dec 1s-Georye de y. keim eN-
president and cx-recevcr Of the Philade'phia anu
Reading Railroad and coal and Iron compah,es'
died at o'clock this morning at his nome N 'n'S
city lie was stricken with apoplexy on SaturuH'
rigb, Mr. Kel,n was born In READING, Penn:
sxtv-,wo years ago. lie was elected pre5'uen en- 81
the Rcading Railroad 70 Succeed tiankn - csGw
~. same wear and Mr. Keim retained inc pre- re-,
dency until January. 1850. wnen MIR So"t me re
cctsi~nrsAIn was disSolvcl Mr. klein vas ch2ien "a
director II The road and elected - me sers
AZ receiver Of 10Th computations from ~ ~ III,
lie was made general solicitor OF me isnt
Il" materially aided Mr. Gowen In aeGu H Ws, con- IN
troll OF coal lands for The i. adina, anu S n,,r
chases Mr Keim was admitted to inc ~ p nr,c
Cn,nty par in iS52 ara soon ait"rWafi -. p,,,,
,sine In his city In 1855 he removed 70 fottSNii.c
and became counse FOR leading c2ii p arrad
The only daughter OF DR. Louis Cruser lreSe'"""
~ e;ou,h Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
CRY REPUBLICANS IN PHiLADELfiii"'

A committee consisting Of Xlth District nepu', =,
cans went 10 philadelphia yeS'eruay ai'e'
ca'n w. alan mon which the Republican organiza-
,t - ,ha, ctv is conducted. This committee con-
s,.,s ~ mr. Louis L. Seaman, e. Abbot sho 1,
Gilbert r. HAYES and James - Io% VIZ ,he Xith
nein n,i,, ." Dstrct who In favor or co,
pete reorganization OF the party IN TINS al
dinner a. the Union League Club In rn''adg meet
iast il Wi;h DiG,rct Republicans at meeting u
he e hold i IN scottish Rite Hall soon afeer they s'
~ pe ne, 49, -, their tour of investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
ASSAILED BY AN ANARCHIST.
TIE ANARCHIST DREW 4 DAGGER On BIZ
ING ARRESTED. But WAS
OVERPO WERED.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF EXPLOSIVES FOUND IN
MS Ro0M-THREATs OF BLOWING Up THE
BoURsE-NORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
SUSPECTED ANARCHISTS TO De
EXPELLED FROM FRANCE.


SUSPECTED ANARCHISTS TO DE
EXPELLED FROM FRANCE.
Paris Dec 1s-Jacques Merigeau militant
Anarchist wax arrested here this morning
When the police arrived at his lodgings they
found that he was In bed They entered HIS
room and informed him that he was Wa'l'e'.
He apparently took his arrest cooHy, ana az
,,ncc began To dress himself. When parity
clothed he suddenly drew dagger from one
Of his pockets. ard sprang upon Police COM
missary Bernard. who was in charge OF 'he
officers The Commissary. however. was too
agile for him, and before he could do any hari'
he was overpowered and handcuffcd. y search
made Of his room resulted in the hnding oil II
large ouantitv Of explosive material. which was
subsequently, submitted To NJ. Grard. director
Of the Paris Municipal Laboratory, Tor ahal!slS'
NJ. Girard says that the Explosive p'"9'7''' -
Letters in which it was threatened that An
archiets would blow w the bourEe nave oreh
received bv bcurs" officials. The latter, rearing
tbat an attempt might be made. laid the letters
before. the authorities with the result mat the
usual police precautions To guard against
dynamite outrage have been greatly incieascn.
The precautions at the Boursc are numerous.
An iron grating has been erected in front oI the
two large galleries overlooking the H"o'.' n
will nrevent the throwing OF bombs among the
brokers by any visitor in the galleries.
throughout the Senate a system of eiectrlc
bells has been put in operation =" thht me
President may send general alarm III the
event Of an outrage. The attendants nave been
drilled until they are able TO close the sixteen
gates Of the Palace and turn OUT the suifu
within two minutes. ill.,,
4 bomb was found to-day at the central police
station in Amiens. The fuse had burned put
had failed 10 set off the explosives miner
with bombs in his possession was arrested TINS
evening a Amicns. a.,
Signor Crotti. correspondent nero OF the Nsi
no. an Italian newspaper mas rsCe,yTu Wr9N
notice to leave France. If AT the eNpiIa'los. oi
the week ne shall not have departed the Gov
eminent will eXpe him
NJ HAWAI- Minister 81 the Interior. has APP
proyed a list furnished him by the police con-
tanning the names OF 900 persons who 1t Is pro-
posed shall be expelled from the country on sus-
picion that they are Anarchists. Most Oh th'Se
prrsons are Italians or Germans
II is certain that the Senators will pass almost
unanimously the anti-AnarchiSt measures sun
to come before them.