New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
ALL EUROPE AROUSED.
UNIVERSAL ABHORRENCE FOR vAILLANT'S
DEED SHOWN.
LEGISLATIVE BODIES EXPRESS THEIR SYMPATHY
FOR THE CHAMBER or DEPCriES-
DRASTIC MEASURES AGAINST
ANARCHISTS DEMANDED.

ANARCHISTS DEMANDED.
London Dec lin the House Of Commons to-
dov Sir Frederick Dixon Hartland CONSERVATIVE
member for the Uxbridge Division OF Middesex
asked whether In view Of the outrage IN the frehch
Chamber OF Deputies. steps would De taken 10
search people admitted into the gaheries Vi '"e
House of Commons.
Herbert Asqulth the Home Secretary said in re-
ply that the authorities of the House and the police
were satisfied that every proper precauton nad
been taken TO guard against an outrage IN the
House OF Commons.
Sir William Vernon IIarcourt, Chancellor OF the
Excheauer gave notice Of motion expressing SYM
patty with the French Chamber Of Deputies Inc
notice was greeted with cheers from all sides
A. J. Balfour. leader OF the Opposition In the
House sail that he concurred in the proposed mo-
ton
Early in the evening Speaker Arthur wellesley
Peel sent to NJ. Dupuy letter written In the spirit
indicated by Sir William Uarcourts and MI BAL
four's utterances The last communication OF con-
dolence between the British Commons and the
French Chamber the message sent from Paris
when Sir Robert Peel father Of the present Speak
err died.
THE st. James Gazette to-day demands not only
that legal obstacles be placed n the way OF the
purchase of explosive chemicals but also the re-
preston of Anarchist speeches and literature.
1.-THE Globe calls upon the Public Prosecutor 10
suppress all the Anarchist organs In LONDON ana
elsewhere in Great Britain.
1.-The Westminster Gazette" says II approves OF
the most rigorous laws, both national and nterna-
tional against the overt acts OF Anarchists or acts
showing feon!ous intent. 1t protests. however
against censorship of Socialist and other doctrines
supposed to lead to Anarchism. 1t says that sup
preston OF the freedom Of discussion Will be 10
guarantee against Anarchist outrages.
r. w. Hoppe arrested by detectives on sat
urday for extraditIon TO Germany. on the charge
OF obtaining goods on false pretences IL IS staten
that he made violent struggle against arrest ne
arraigned In the Bow Street EXtraditon Court
to-day and remanded. Many Anarchist pamphlets
were found In his Lodgings Hoppe opp Gub
In the course OF the evidence 1t was shown that
ss n h ne Is ses %r 10 think that the
lapse of time would prevent prosecution ne ar
sentative from the German Consulate said tnat no
record OF the charge against Hope cGa ne Is VIII
the outrage in Paris. He said TO Chancellor Won
caprIv that drastic measures mus. o Oe anIdemic
Vienna Dec. 1l.-Freiherr Won Chlumecky' frss-
nnnv OF an ne exppesson OF his sympathy with the
French Deputies In their misfortune ,,.,, a..
The tone OF to-day's editorial comment upon the
explosion in the French Chamber shows plainly the
drift of public sentiment toward special legislation
"Anarchism has developed greatly that the
law longer saces to protect rJ the IN n9
International repressive measures are necessary
Ali adherents OF Anarchsi.c IDEAS must be ex,
T.
viI be able To- defend Itself effectively only when the
whole civilized world snail close mp rs ranks
against the enemy. Meantime the formation OF Il
liens protective league might be tried. 49,,
The "Tageblatt' remarks that at last me frehcn
Government seems to have been aroused from It's
Indifference toward Anarchism.
The ''Vosslsche Zeitung' says: THE Governments
Will now Justified in taking steps against these
Wild beasts who murder for the sake OF muruering.
The public also must help Itself and establish
vigilance committees. according TO American pre-
cedents' , -, -,
The 'Kleine Journal says 1t hopes that the An
archist outrage IN the French Chamber OF uepu-
ties will lead the suggestion in the Retcnstag
merit TO the Penal Code. the paper adds. would
serve all purposes In Germany II there were diHer-
The Cologne Gazette" says It hopes France VIII
take the Initiative obtain common international
measures for the suppression OF Anarchists;
Rome Dec. il.-Signor Brin. the acting hinls.sr
OF Foreign Affairs has instructed Baron Ressuian'
tho Italian Ambassador to France TO communicate
% VI. Dupuy. President OF the French Cneinper OF
Deputies the Indignation felt by Italy At the
outrage in the Chamber on Saturday.
Hula- Pesth. Dec. lin the Hungarian oiet To-
day several OF the members expressed their sym
patty for those who were wounded by the potho
explosion I'm the French Chamber OF )eputlrs on
saturday and congratulated he members or the
Chamber uDon their conduct on the occasion.
Berne Dec 1.-THE Swiss Government Is as
posed 10 take against Anarchists and their
right OF asylum In This country. The Procureur-
nrchlsts in switzerland. Several hundred Of them
are known to be living In the %rincpal centres
such as Zurich Rasle. ST Gall and Iugano.
President Moth. OF the National Council, the
Swiss representative body. upon the opening OF To-
DAYS session expressed his own and the councirs
ahhorrence OF the Anarchist outrage in the Cham.
her of Deputies In Paris. Ills remarks were greeted
with prolonged applause.