New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
WAS VALIANT ONLY A TOOL?
vrEY OF THE FRENCH POLICE
THE rOMBTHROwER SAID TO HAVE HAD
ACCOMPLICES.

<y;RrHER EXPLOSIONS EXPECTED - EXTRA
GUARDS ABOUT THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN
pAR1s-rHE SOCIALIST RESOLUTION ON
THE MINERS STRIKE. REJECTED by
HEAVY MAJoRITIEs THE
CHAMBER VOTES FOR
COMMISSION TO STUDY
THE LABOR PROBLEM.
Paris Dec AN. Dupuy, President Of the
Chamber Of Deputies. read to the House to-day
further dispatches Of sympathy which he had re-
ceiyed Among them were messages from the
Rumanian Belgian and Luxembourg Chambers
NJ DEPUTIES He also intimated that the police
were directing their efforts to ascertain how the
bomb thrown by Valiant had been made. and
who had been the guiding spirit in the outrage
What had been discovered in regard to the
bomb betrayed scientific experience in making
.uch missiles and It was considered that Vail
liant had simply been the tool of other men.
The House then resumed the discussion OF NJ
pasly's motion. NJ. Millerand declared that
greed on the part Of the companies had caused
the strikes, and said that the rejection Of NJ
Basly's motion would bring flood of con-
verts to Socialism.
The Deputies rejected the first clause Of NJ.
Basly's resolution by vote of 401 to 49, This
clause proposed a parliamentary inquiry into
the miners strikes The second clause, direct
ing that the condition Of the miners be investi-
gated officially was lost by vote OF 3S6 to 1856.
Premier CasYnr-Perier then spoke In favor OF
a proposal that a commission be appointed to
study the relations between capital and labor,
and the motion was passed unanimously. Inc
Premier expressed also his approval OF a speedy
discussion of NJ. Gobet's bill TO reform mHing
laws This bill. NJ. Goblet announced, would be
presented on Saturday.
The inquiry into the bomb outrage In the
Chamber will probably be temporarily stopped
There is reason to fear that fresh explosions Will
be attempted The janitors and police nave been
doubled at the entrances OF public pUia,nss ana
every visitor is questioned. The "Matin says
that measures have been taken to arrest all
foreign Anarchists. The Anarchists here are try
ing to get out Of sight. but they are watched
strictly and constantly by the police.
The police have learned that the letter sent
nv Valiant to Paul Recus little before the
EXPLOSION in the Chamber was the bomb-throw-
er's last will and testament which was TO be
given to the newspapers in the event or an
iant's death. Reclus sent the paper TO England
Tor safe-keeping NJ Cr6mieuX. the lawyer who
undertook the defence of Auguste Variant mas
given up the case -,
Gabriel Deville the Socialist writer who chal-
lenged NJ. Jonnart Minister or Puonc worms
for accusing him Of advising the use of dyna-
mite has written a vigorous letter TO MS sec
onds concerning Jonnarts refusal TO nght or
retract He abuses the Minister rounuly as
slanderer and coward -, ,
that the police of Paris have discovered an
extensive Anarchist plot There is no" no
doubt il adds that Valiant was acting IN con
iuction with the persons concerned IL tliS SCii
snracy Detectives this morning visited the
lodgings occupied by Carl Stuhb. militant An
archist and found loaded bomb. Stubp was
arrested and examined by magistrate he Is
well known by Valiant