New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
10 FERRET OUT ANARCHISTS.
ENFORCING FRENCH la VS..
woRK MAPPED OUT FOR THE NEW SPECIAL
POLICE.
co>uc11IARY VISITS IN CALAIS AND OTHER
pLAcEs-vAILLANT SAID TO BELONG TO AN
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY - TEARING
DOWN AN ANARCHIST POSTER IN
PARIS = MINISTER JoNNART
CHALLENGED TO FIGHT
fcopurfcht: 1898; By The United Press)

D.c Il -Premier Casimir- Perier con-
=. with Ministers Raynal and Dubost this
...-roon. and with them decided upon the Wig
80 enforcement Of the new measures against
49, Anarchists The new special police will be
,nr,nsd by January /. and will be set to work at
-. IN all large towns searching domiciles.
Itching railway stations and frequenting the
r,eetines of the malcontents This surveillance
v,u be general secret and thorough.
The parliamentary committee appointed to ex-
.,o,re the Anti Anarchist bills has approved
,h.n, after having modified them in few de-
tails
IT.. roI,ce searched to-day the house Of Paul
pec,us nephew of Ellsee Recus. the geographer,
for the purpose Of obtaining letters and papers
sent TO him by valiant before the explosion in
the Chamber of Deputies. The letters were in
tended TO inform Reclus after the explosion &C.
curred that Valiant was the author Of it. Vaill-
ant and Reclus were intimate friends. No in
formation as to the explosion was given by
Rsc,us but Valiant told the examining magis
trate that some details Of his plan might be got
of Reclus's house. When the police called to
make the search, Reclus told them that he did
not have the papers in his house. but would
surrender them in day or two
Paul Reclus denied this evening that he is
now connected In any way with militant Anar-
chisn For several years. he said he attended
meetings and took part In debates but that
was some time ago. Recently he had had moth
ing to do with the agitation.
The police have made many domclliary visits
IN Calais but have found nothing objectionable.
IN Falaise Calvados. where the Postmaster was
Informed by letter that the postoffice would De
blown up, they have been equally unsuccessful
The editor Of the "Peuple,' In Lyons. was calieo
TO the Prefecture there and examined. but was
not detained. A Spaniard named Ply has been
arrested. AS ne acknowledges that he LETT Bar
re,ona Immediately after the explosion In the
Lyceum Opera House. he will be expelled from
France at once. In Marseilles many houses have
been seached and several arrests have been
made
The Prefecture of Police will give reward 10
Detective Agron for drawing out confession
from Auguste Valiant. the man who threw va the
bomb in the Chamber of Deputies on SATURDAY
The "Autorite declares that valiant Is mem.
her Of cosmopolitan Anarchist society. ana mat
he furnished with resources by ioreigh
undertaken the defence of Valiant. thinks that
the trial will not be held before February.
The people here have been busy all day strip
n,n me from the walls an Anarchist poster be-
Ginning with these words: "Workingmen, you
are always duped Revolt! To arms!'
Police Councillor Won Tausch. VINO was SEM
from Perrin by Baron Richtoffen. Chief of Police
at the German capital, completed his secret ms
sion here last evening and left the city He had
conferences with the chief OF police and a nnai
audience yesterday morning with premier
Casimir- Perier. or
Gabriel Develle, author Of the newspaper
article which NJ. Jonnart quoted In the Champer
Yesterday to prove that Socialists advocate the
Use of dynamite has come out to-day WIN d
hot denial of Jonnart's charge. He says that ne ne
never has recommended bomb-throWvnR: ahu
that Jonnart made a perfdious application Oh
the article read by him. Develle has sent ms
seconds to NJ Jonnart to demand retracmoi'
In the Chamber or satisfaction outside Inc
prospect of duel was the principal topic IN 'he
iohbies Of the Palais Bourbon this afternoon;
a small scandal has been raised In oinciai
circles by a scene between NJ. Mayer. COMMIT
ting Judge and the warden Of the Central fonce
Denot MAYER ordered that the suspects woundeo
In the chamber be imprisoned immediately, pu'
The warden misunderstanding the order; re-
fused TO admit them to the prison. Mayer
learned OF this at 10 o'clock at night He hur-
vsed 10 the police depot violently upbraided the
warden In the presence Of several oihciais. anu
threatened to have him locked UP IN case ne oo
not execute the order at once. Afterward MAYER
renorted the matter to NJ. Lepne. the Procureur-
General .,ox hos heer
r.,sed between France and Germany as 10 the
holding of an international conference 10 con
slider measures for the suppression OF Aharchis's