Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

PANS, Dec. "a dynamite bomb
has bon exploded In the cha1bor Of
DEPUTIES. Deputies Lcmyredo, Wilcfs
end one Of the socialist deputies, and
one attendant arc reported killed.
Later report says one or mere add.
t0unl deputies were killed or injured.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
PANS, Dec. 0.-rho explosion &C.
Cured THE afternoon when the cham.
In was In session, but, 90 the proceed.
.p.s were very uulntercsting, tho
galleries were not crowded. suddenly
ifom tho right gallery, some sort Of u
bomb was thrown, exploding Ia the
midst Of the dcputite, causing scene
o,tha gfoatcst confusion anu panic. II
L imr0ssinle TO yet the exact details at
present ua the police at once closed all
The doors 10 tnu chamber, AMI refused
10 allow any one to pass IA OF out, until
tue invcstirntion was concluded. stu
1t l. said that Deputy Lemyfc AMI one
VI the attendants were Killed nnd
number wounded. One report Ia that
The deputy killed was not Lomyre DE
yIIrrf, but socialist deputy ot n sim.
i.ar name. The utmost excitement
prevails throughout the city.
10 was y. M. when the bomb was
thrown. mo ladies He'd ahtltlklng
ltum tho gallery. Burton Tfhiben,
Newspaper man, was badly wounded
Ia the head.
LATER REpOEr.
Tho halls VI the chamber OF deputies
ate still filled with aiirighted people
aud 10 IL impossible 10 learn the extent
" the damage, M the police have
drawn Gordon about tho huilding and
allow no details 10 reach tho public.
Notwithstanding the donials Of this
police that anybody was killed II IN In.
sisted that two deputies arc dead and
many wounded, but the probabilities
are that the police statement IL correct,
though doubtless number Of
deputies are wounded. Among
them are mentioned Dumas, deputy
from Aliiof. IL IN said the bomb was
hllod with alugs, which were thrown
IN MI directions, some going into the
galleries. This police have arrested
number Of persons VINO were In the
galleries ut the time. one IL said 10
be tho man who threw the bomb.
Pfsildelt Dupuy n said 10 have be-
haytd with the utmost GOODNESS, doing
much TO Allay the panic.
NOBODY KILLED.
When quiet was somewhat restored
II was discovered that nobody was
killed anu Dupuy called the chamber
10 order. Part 81 the deputies Obeyed
NHa.a aFUHHa as a
~ calmly ~ N nothing had happened.
such attempts should not disooncert
this chamber. | invite you 10 con.
tlnuS your discussions with Calmness.
When the order OF the day has been
dealt with the proper officials will do
their duty.
A SOCIALIST WOUNDED.
The deputy seriously wounded IL not
Lemyro do Vilers, but Socialist
deputy, Abbe lie MORE, who IL serl.
ousiy wounued In the neck.
In tho midst OF indvseTibAble oommo.
ton the yeritication OF the deputies
was rssumed. Meantime the wounded
deputies were removed 10 the ante.
rooms, attended by physicians.
Deputy Le MAere, though severely
hurt, Will probably recover. At lupst
d score Of PERSONS IN the ttibunos anu
galleries were wounded badly
enough TO require medical aid. They
tuliefed all sorts OF wounds aud the
AniO.roOms presented n sangulnary
appearance. Among the wounded
were "a number u women. Ths walls
In many places In the nelghbOThUod
Of tile explosion were splasnod with
blood.
II Ia now believed tho man who
threw the bomb escaped and that lac
was wounded, that the bomb exploded
M II left his hand, which accounts for
tue number wounded In the galleries.
Had It fallen among the deputies Of the
right, for whom II WINS doubtless In
Tended, numbers Of them must have
been killed.
A number Of Journalists are more or
lees wounded. Scattered about on the
Moor were many pieces OF iron resem.
bliug nail heads.
Soon after the chamber was called
TO order Premier Catemerperier
woendei the tribune, congratulated
Tho chamber on having adopted the
advice Of Dupoy adding, 1.-THE cham
bsr haa done IT. duty ami the govern.
menl will do the same" (CheeTs.l