The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-11

saucepan. This bomb had been made i is
thought. for use In the ham6eT Oh -, deputies l
count OF its clumsness and the difhculty OF
Vsilisnt was among the spectators detained
In the Chamber after the explosion. His right
arm was shattered, his nose was blown on and
his neck and chest were lscerated. He still
valiant vii be further examined to- morrow
In the mean time the police are hard at work
making Inquiries and searches
.Saiiian was born at Mezlores Department
OF Ardennes on Dec. 30 1861. lie is tall and
dark, and wears coarse. heavy moustache
Ills features are coarse and hard, and his
whole appearance is repellent. Some time ago
in the Montmartre district. in the rare periods
when he worked he was employed in fancy
leather factory as n workman on Docketbooks
and ssaG69g ora mas ,S e1 I9s Rxrs e lie
soon after returning to France he married
This was in 1891 His wife bore him two chill
to support such family. He became n vaga.
bond and thtef. and was convicted i've times OF
lie has been in Anarchist and Socialist poll
tics since 1884, He first professed socialism;
he soon abandoned it to become an Anarchst
and preacher OF the propaganda Of the deed.
lie still retained his memb ership Of the social
ist group OF the Eighteenth ward, however:
Recently he has been managing the onice OF
All Anarchist periodical
Deputy I,emire who was badly injured by
the explosion. was removed from the Chamber
to his home In the course oil the night. HIS
Intervals he is IS m SHtf and speechIess
The woman who checked talllants arm
when he throw. the bomb was badly wounded
Premier Casimir.perler, NJ Dupuy, and
others have been overwhelmed to-day with
kilograms came from foreign countries
i is reported that the French governments
will appeal to the Government o. England to
refuse domicile to Anarchists.
Naillants trunk In his al artment In tho Ho:
tel de- 81 wSs 9pSneSd shif sHes,nf aRa
nature. Everything in the room was removed
tothe Palace OF Justice.
lie lies alone In a small room. The persistent
attempts OF the police to elicit the names OF his
completes were received with the lnvarlahls
Il is useless to seek accomplices; haven't
any alone performed the deed and claim
vaillants bearing is that Of man who has
accomplished his purpose lie remains quite
which he Is an entire stranger he seems to
have led n somewhat mysterious existence in
slept there. calling only spasmodicaliy. re-
malning a short time. and rarely speaking to
the other inmates OF the house.
valiant has resided for four N onths on the
second floor at II hue de la Rat1inerie, Choisy-
ie.koi II Is a small. clean place, Mhep IN,
United Press, the landlord spoke favorably Of
Valiant Hs said Valiant was a sober and In
weekly was paid reg Hiariy. valiant iived. there
tortnieSt ago valiant asked to Be allowed to
pay the rent monthly explaining that he had
%Sad paS only at t6s end Of the
Nobody here" added the landlord, has
nyE9s to p s 9 III: vile He
alarmed at his absence all night, which was
told her the papers said her husband had
been wounded In the Chamber OF Deputies
~ You see, he is SO good that he must have
got wounded while trying TO protect others.
9 he %d S % MSs ns the
Chamber. his foreman having given him
While saving this. the landlord concluded.
she was weeping copiously."
Naillant's wife ia very deaf. and when an at
necessary to shout in her ear and even then
i was difficult to make her understand. She
He is wounded. isn't her"
The gOmar y not ieGsily mGrried d to Vail.
Is sidOne Is not Sers I but t aug q VAIN.
lant's legitimate wife, who is in. America
Apgqste." she added pass passed th .,et,
has many friends there. My nameis Marchai:
I cannot believe what the people say about
Wishing everybody happiness"
1t is said that Vail ant is the founder Of the
Ten, Of those wno were wounded In, the
Chamber yesterday were removed to the Hotel
lieu. one OF the principal hospitals OF raTis
skull was fractured. The skull WAS success
fully trgraned this morning by III. Delars.
and, unless complications set in. the patient
will Recover. Tho injuries OF the other pa
tisnts are not dangerous.
Lieut.. saint Martins underwent painful
operation in the Military Hospital It being
deemed VI se to extract some splinters OF bone
obviate tho necessity VI amputatlon.
NJ ReGnauld. private secretary 10 NJ. Raynal.
Minister OF the Interior; and ~ Pierre. private
secretary to NJ. Dupuy, President OF the Cham
Der OF Deputies visited the wounded to-day on
behalf Of their superl9rs. Att.
Premier Cas- mir Perier presiding An official
note says that the Cabinet discussed meas
eies S from ne iurt6er outrages. AGSbinst coa3-
ell will be held on Monday. President Carnot
PRESIDING rhen the G9fsrn pns!, proposals.
final stage.
These proposals will be presented to the
representative Of the United Press learns that
the Government aims at q stringent reg ulaton
be made for the punishment OF persons guilty
OF making. obtaining. or using explosives with
cIlmihai intent fenaitles VIII also % pro-
ton OF property by explosives The Govern
ment will demand an extra credit 70 reinforce
arohists.
In several independent accounts OF satur-
stretched his arm over the division between
the second and third galleries. seemlngly de-
thrown from the third gallery. Visitors are
not admitted to the third gallery except By
ticket
n Rochefort, In an article in the IntraHsi-
crdh half approving Of the outrage in tue
CHAMBER OF Deputies, remarks that ii would
be a singular means OF obtaining amnesty TO
spread death among those who had proposed
and voted in favor OF amnesty. He attacks the
Minister Of the Interior. suggesting that the
brutality of tho jew. kaYnnl. who thinks ut TO
insnlt those whom he keeps in lails, e1asper-
rage. lie snesrs at the lluded stoicism OF NJ.
Dupuy, President OF the ChRmbe al the time
OF the explosion. saving the President would
have acted differently II he himself had been
wounded.
NJ Guesds the Socialist Deputy, has sent to
Le AOW note denYing the report that alter