The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
THE PARIS BOMB THROwER.
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sERIOUs WOUND IN mrs LEG.

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PARIS. Dec. 12.-vaillant, the bomb thrower
concealed for some time q leg wound caused
by nall from the bomb The wound 10 said
TO have become so ln1amed that an operation
must be performed In case valiant IL to be
kept alive for trial.
All statements that Valiant was 10 the free
gallery OF the Chamber Of Deputies are wrong.
He was in the adjoining gallery, for which NJ.
ANGELES Radical Deputy for Corbell. gave him
ticket. NJ Angeles did not know valiant.
who applied under the name OF Dumont, Civ.
ing an address in Angelles's electorate. Tho
latter, knowing that Dumont was a common
name there and being reluctant to offend a
probable supporter. hcceded. and personally
handed the man a ticket. lie was impressed
with Yalllant's dlstlnRue manner and calm
bearing.
The representative oithe United Press called
at the Prison de la Sante to-day to inquire as
to the condition OF Valiant Hehss lost much
81 his former air OF bravado. and his spirits
are in marked contrast to his actions and
braggadocio after his arrest.
semi-ofIlcial estimate OF the dangerous
Anarchists in Paris and Its suburbs places the
number at 900.
u. Duruy said in the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day that thousands OF kilograms Of gym
rathy had been received. lie read ia erienso
the dispatches sent by the Speaker OF the
British House OF Commons. the King OF Italy.
the King OF the BelGians the Swiss Federal
Council. and the Austrian Reichsrath. Ho re-
nuested the permission OF the Chamber TO re-
ply to these dispatches. and 1t was given with
vigorous cheers.
The senate to-day passed the Press bill
adopted by the Chamber OF Deputies yester-
day. There was not dissenting vote. Presi-
dent Carnot will sign the bill to- night. II will
be published in the Journal OBJECT tomorrow
and will be enforced I'm NJ ediately thereafter
The committee appointed By the Chamber
to examine the bills concernin. the handling
OF explosives. the association OF maleiactors.
an ID the establishment OF an extraordinary Do
lice fund are unanimously in favor Of the
adoption OF those measures.
The search OF the police in the northern Sec
tinn OF Paris will probably result In the cxpul-
sion from France OF thirty foreigners who are
believed to be relatives OF Anarchists. Mar
has vanished. and the police can find 40 trace
OF him. They have discovered. however. that
Nine. MARGINAL was an accom- lice OF her para
monr in his dynamite plan. and she has been
placed under arrest.
The police learned from papers that they
discovered that the woman was fully aware OF
Vaillants plan to throw the bomb in the Cham
Der OF Deputies and that her seeming surprise
when informed OF the crime was assn m ed to
throw the authorities of the scent they were
NJ. GuesJe. a Socialist member Of the Cham
Der. has received letter signed one Of the
Bourgeo Isle" IN which the VIZ ter says that he
continues: will kill you he dog at the
exact moment that suits me. Remember that
you are number one Of the condemned list"
NJ Basly. Socialist. moved in the Chamber
the appointment OF a commission to inquire
into the recent strike Of coal miners mud tho
mHnpuvres resorted to ny the coal companies
in fighting the workingmen's syndicate. and
the miners lived or starved II only they had
strength left to enable them to DO further ex.
NJ Jonnart. Minister OF Public Works. de- |
livsred his first speech as member OF the |
Cabinet, and it vast clever one; lle denied
the right Of workingmen 10 strike. but { was !
determined to maintain the liberty OF labor. |
strikes. which he declared. had resuiteI in !
Inc withdrawal OF French capital from home |
industrial enterprises ana lts embhrRhtlon IN |
speculation. Here the Socialists cried Pan
ANA" "Ianama!
N. Jornnrt said that the labor agitators In |
stItuted strikes against tho will Of the work |
ngmcn. who were forced To obedience by the |
machinery 81 the unions. He denounced the |
socialist newspaper which advised working |
men TO throw dynamite. a.
tence when the Socialist Deputy. Sembat. |
shouted " You are forger"
In an instant all sem blhnce OF order In the |
Chamber vanished. Forty Deputies were on |
heir feet shouting accusations. while many |
pr e9sgs TO wills His
words, aud NJ Jonnart proceeded with his
i he relations Of capital and labor. he assured
he Deputies, would receive the conscientious
attention Of the Minister'S, who were deter
N ned 10 better the condition Of tho working
people. Tho reforms contemplated however
must be accomplished by lawful means and
40 deviation from such means would be toier-
Prolonged applause followed the close Of NJ.
Ionnart 5 speech. and many DEPUTIES crowded
There is no doubt that he
'ruyed himself the best orator that the pres
c SoIn nj , " nennty ora metTapel.
an district. an wrrei NJ. Jonnart for the So
'ial.sts IL. denied that Socialists encouraged
he use Of dynamite. After declaring that VI.
unLdTt'- quotation was made In a dlsingenu-
'u- s'irit. lie read the sentence following the
me nj which the Minister stopped.
THIS sentence said that the dynamite recon-
nenced for the Use u Socialists was the doc
rine o' socialism. As MillsrRud nourished
."it the newspaper to show II was the ono
rom which JOEnart also had read the social
~ raised great uprnar most OF them
IamurinG In concert for a retraction from
"nnari. The Minister merely retOrted. Road
he article through" Millerand made "a few
lnre remarks ami sat down.
ThI- morning the police found this placard
O-t"d uu TIA" Are dr rri0mph".
Fear noIhinS valiant, There are COM
Edrs left who are quite strong enough to
vrrgn you II the LOurgeOis dare to take your
eat"
The LJr'UGi des DpbdtS commenting on the
l"I ton of tho i'Tess law by tho Chamber Of
} 'putlr~ Yesterday says that the Government
III an excellent days work. The Moderate
ieruhslran journals approve Of the adoption
y the Ill., wui the Radical organs TepToach
he Government Tor interfering with the lit
Tly Of Tho press.
ihe TIuhI,S says that the measures OF the
,uTernlnent Will not convert Anarchists. but
hey VIII prevent he manufacture Of bombs
hn conservative papers declare that IL would |
" wrong To think that the Chamber OF Depu-
les saves society. They argue that the Gov |
rnmrnt measures will not bring about tho re-
u L expected
BEEIIN. Dec. l2.-At meeting Of Anarchists
ed IN this city. the act 81 Auguste NAilIa ant in |
hTUwing q bOmh in the French Chamber Of
deputies was TepTpbated as likely to cause |
citation. not terror Resolutions were adopt |
Il protesting against the adOptiOn OF interna- |
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