The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-11
People of Europe Demand
That anarchists Be Sum,
marily Dealt With.
VALIANT ASPEClMEN
Sympathy for the French Deputies
Switzerland Will Suppress
All Anarchists Within
Her Borders.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

PARIS, Dec IL, 1s93-The outrage in the
Chamber of Deputies on Saturday is about
the only topic of conversation in the public
resorts of this city. 1t is the general opinion
that the time has arrived when the govern
ment must put aside all maudlin sentiment
and treat these Anarchists, would-be murder
ers, with scant consideration and that this
will be done scarcely any one doubts 1t is
believed that every Anarchist and all their
sympathizers should be hunted to earth, and
punishment fitted to their dastardly crimes
meted out to them. Now that Auguste
Valiant, the bomb thrower, has fallen into
hands of the police, after doing all the evil
he possibly could, he is not lacking defenders
or papers that will publish the screeds Of his
sympathizers.
THE USUAL DRFRNSE.
A Socialist named Pemjean has written a
letter to the Temps defending Valiant, and
that paper publishes it. Pamjsan, among
other rawlings, says that the deed committed
by Valiant will have the approval of most
Anarchists. Nobody doubts this statement,
as cowardly attacks upon unsuspscting men,
women and children Is the distinguishing
feature of the Anarchist warfare. The fact
is cynically commented upon than an Anar-
chist never displays any courage until he is
safely locked up. and then his bravery
consists of vaunting himself and his
edge that the law he processes to
hold in contempt viii protect him
from the popular consequences of his cow
ardly crimes. It is pointed out that no An
archist has had the courage to attack even
one man, where the individual would have
an opportunity TO defend himself. To say
that popular feeling against the Anarchists
mil
and the popular demand fer sternly repres-
sive measures is certain to force the govern
ment to adopt far moro stringent, prscau-
tions than any that have yet marked the
counter revolution against lawlessness.
vAILLANT's LOW LIFE.
The story of Vaillant's life is about the
same as that Of all these Anarchist 'heroes" !"
OF course he has a mistress. She is woman
named Marchal, which name, by the way,
was the alias Of Valiant. Her husband
states that after Valiant led his wife astray
he got her to sell the furniture of her home,
and afterwards in his endeavors to do away
with the wrongs of society, lived
on the proceeds of the sale until
they were gone. Then the woman was
forced to go to work, and still meditat-
ing upon the method of righting the wrongs
of the suffering people, he remained idle and
lived off the money earned by the woman he
had ruined and disgraced. When NJ. Mar
chal endeavored to get his wife to abandon
her evil life, Valiant, fearing that his means
of livelihood would be taken from him,
threatened to kill him if he did not leave the
woman alone.
WHAT n. BERGER SAW.
NJ Berger, member Of the Chamber of
Deputies says that on Saturday he noticed
about thirty men waiting at the entrance to
the Chamber all of whom were trying to
gain admission. Just before the explosion
occurred group of these men were seen in
the front of one of the galleries seemingly
waiting Tor something to happen.
Anarchist Arrested I'm London.
By Gable to The United Press.
LONDON, Dec. II, 1S9S.-F. W. Hoppe was
arrested on Saturday for extradition to Ger
many, on the charge of obtaining goods on
false pretences The arrest was made by
private and Scotland Yard detectives. 1t is
stated that he made violent struggle
against arrest. He was arraigned in the
Bow Street Extradition Court today A
quantity of anarchist pamphlets were found
in his lodgings. He was one of the mem
bers of the Executive COMMITTEES of the
Autonomic Club In the course of the
evidence it transpirsd that the offence he is
charged with was committed in 1891. The
magistrate seemed to think that the lapse of
time would prevent prosecution. The ar
rest was das to the Anarchist ferment.
A representative from the German Con-
sulate said that ne record Of the charge
against Hoppe could be found.
The prisoner was rslnanaed.