The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-10

wounded about tho head, from which the
blood was running freely.
Colonel Hasuret OF the Roumanian
army, who was in the chamber when the
bomb exploded, is badly wounded around
the neck and hands. Tho colonel showed
q piece OF the bomb which he had cN-
tracted from the wound i'm his neck. All
the rooms IN the Palais Bourbon are being
converted into temporary hospital wards.
The senior questeur of tho chamber this
evening was on guard at the door leading
TO the Palais Bourbon and permits depu-
ties and officers, who desire TO do SO, To
leave the Palais in order TO reach their
families.
EXTENT OF THE IyyrRIrs.
The associated prcss correspondcnt
during the evening had nm interview with
DIR. Mahay. who was prominent amonr the
physicians i'm giving assistance TO the
wounded. Mabay said most of tho wounds
were slight, but Il was still impossible to
give complete account of tho extent. as
the projectiles thrown from the bomb had
in many cases penetrated tho bodies,
causing internal injuries likely TO have
serious results.
ARREsrING SUSPECTS.
Late tonight IL was announced that tho
police have in custody q man who. on en-.
tering the tribune. refused TO remove his
overcoat when requested in the cloak
room and again at tho entrance of the
tribune. The man referred to is wounded
and was among the first carried out, An.
other man, who attempted to eyatlc the
doorkeeper and escape from tho precincts
of the chamber, is also being closely
watched. Some spectators recognize him
as the thrower of the bomb. lie Is named
Lenoir, Six suspected people who tried
to escape with Lenoir are detained for cN.
animation,
The rcport of the outrage spread like
wildfire through tho city and eager groups
collected i'm all the main thoroughfarcs,
reading by lights from tho shop windows
accounts OF the explosion published in
special editions oil the newspapers, al
though the news was most meager and un.
reliable.
As IT APPEARED To THE DEPUTIES.
Two deputies. La Farronnais and Sam.
airy, who we're present al the time of the
explosion and who were allowed to leave
tho chamber, volunteered the following
statement: "The bomb was thrown from
the gallery above the right benches, into
which tho public is admitted withou, tho
formality of presenting a card. A fuse
was attached to the bomb, which exploded
in the air. The report was not very loud
and il is thought that the shell NAV have
contained a mixture of nitro glycerine
and gunpowder. We could not bel,ey o
that il was loaded with dynamite. Tn,
smoke had a smell peculiar to nitro rly.
csfine. We arc of the opinion that the
outrage was not directed against any par-
tictilar party in the chamber, as the bomb
was thrown in the direction of the open
space separating the tribune from the
first row of benches. and had il exploded
there the list of fatalities would have been
appalling"
p.RrsraY COMMENTS.
This eve,;pc De,u,v Io Miro ,.s, ,,o
chamber Ieanino an tho arm of , fr;onJ
General BiiIo, Who Was i'm The s,r.nncrs,
o.IIorv wa. slioh,,v uo,nda,l Tho r.Ia-
tive. and fr,ends ~ the neon,o da,.;nod
a, ,ho p,,,;s 0,urhon az, 80 ,h,s &C.,
;no c,oudino . .ronnd tho ch.n,h.r =. s.r
.s the no,ice corfIop pcrmi,s and ,nxi.
ons,,, ;nnuir,n, Tor nou,s a,ri,,;nn a, ,ho
as,. ,s.d,nr ~ The or. u,h.r . ras-asan,
s,;v. of ,ha associated nross met nnc n.
Rroo,;a. Who had ob,a;ned =. an ex,r.,ne
favor ncrmission ,o leave tho buiidin,
s.Well duke what do you think of
this p, a.ked tho corresnonJen,
81 tbinL " ha renIed 81, Is an .,roc;,,
7, 1. ,b. Lind ~ ,hin, ,b,, ms, h,, mn, !.
s,o, ~, Then en,srin, hrs c,rr;.r. ,ho
duLa dr,vo Oft excIaimin, aA,r,c,ons
a,rocou.n
Tuo sena,ors vai,,v a,do,vorod N c,;,
.dr,;s.ion ,hro,,h Tho ,a,. whi,a ,ha
,,,i;co ,yero ,urning n deaf O.. 10 ,h.;r an.
,rea,;ss. Camille Drevfus a ,,enn,v fron,
So;ne held an animated colIonuy NTH
Arthur Never, manager of Ga,,Iois await.
iny. meanwhile. police consent 10 his nd.
mission into Chamber.
"You will see," said Meyer, "the counter
revolution is gaining ground. Tho rcac-
ton will 20 further than we conservatives
ourselves desire il should.-
This bomb,' Dreyfus replied, "will
have serious consequences for socialism.
although the socialists repudiate the anar.
chis,s."
.But." exclaimed Socialist Journalist
Ducauery, arriving on tho scene, "this
bomb was really directed against our
friends. We shall publish an Indignant
protest. We have nothing in common
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