Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
TIE GAzITE III WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY DECEMBER 10 1898

was wounded BY the explosion. which oc
euuei the mouent the fsiuib ieff al.
nshNs, Wlica explains how the number
NJ penlle were wounded in the gallery
iiHa ile bonnie fallen among the deputies
~ w right as il was probably inteaded
hhsa. A number Of strangers and imn,
naesls, al more or less wonndrd. wcr
Hckid M pn the SECOND floor.
SCATTERED about the chamber were
many pieces u iron larger but OF the
same shape as nall heads. and q 4 h.
lived The. bomb was loaded With these
pieces Of iron.
As the discussion was resumed in the
enanloer influenced by the superb cslm-
uess OF the president, the frighteued
sspeciaioTs gradually resumed their PLACES
y the galleries. Soon after Premier
NlssimerPefier mounted the tribune ana
congratulated the chamber upon having
adopted the advice OF NJ Dnnuy, adding,
The chamber has done It's duty and the
goNernment will do the same loud
cheeriugl.
NJ Ia Farroniais and San,nry. pr,S.
ent az the time Of the explosion. and who
We're allowed 20 leave the chamber vol.
unteercd the following statement: 'srhe
poinp was thrown from the gallery above
yle right bench, and Into which the public
IS Admitted without the f0rmMity OF pre-
senans a card. A fuse was attached 10
the bomb, which exploded IN the air. The
report was not very loud, and though ,he
slel may nave Contained n mixture OF
niiro-glycerine and gunpowdcr we could
MOI believe q was loaded with dynamite.
inc sinpke mad a smell peculiar 10 nitro
slycefinc We are Of the opinion the ont
rage was NOT directed against any par.
ocular party IN The chamber, as the bomb
was thrown IN The direction OF an opcn
XVI Haa aHH|nH Ha.aa q
hrst row Of Benches and had II exploded
there tho list OF fatalities would have
been appalling"
Tho two deputies mentioned estimate
the number OF wounded az sixty-six.
President CarnOt has dispatched 0 SPECIAL
officer 10 visit the wounded In bis name.
IL transp!rel that Deputy Mcsurcurc
from Seine gave Lenoir, without know
ing, him, a ucket OF admittance to the
gallery.
Such Of the remains OF the bomb as
have been found are made Of zinc. The
missile Of destruction was probably zine
box. Its contents are still unknown, but
II is now believed to hnye been some
destructive chlorate
Lenoir WIS taken TO the Dolice depot
and gave his address as No, ~ Rue
Zamhuise. In answer TO the inquiries
OF the police he declared emphaticullly
that there was no one else In the cham
her known to him This statement was,
oweyer, shortly afterwards proved false
because while Lenoir's wounds were he
ing dressed another injured man appeared
and approached him In sjealthy mnn.
ncr, aud, after Whispering lenoir's
name, said 81 am going TO the hos
pitul" BY this remark the authorities
discovered that Lcnoir had lied to them,
and in reality had one accomplish or
moro IN the building
l4cnoir recently arrived from bordeaux,
and has been under police surveillance
ever since.
NJ Dupuy, president Of the chamber.
received linmg scalp wound. One OF
the women spectators numed Malley wac
wounded in The leg, and 80 terribly the
doctors declare she will be Il confirmed
cripple for the reminder OF her life,
She hns displayed great courage.
A R0umania woman nnincl Mnntcl was
was also severely wounded.
In 10 the present time Fifty wonndrt
persons passed through the hands OF DR.
Blet alone Altogether there were oven
eighty persons woundedd.
NJ. Meyer, q judge, has charge of the
examination of persons arrested on sus
picion OF being implicated In the outrage
Besides numerous comuissaricE calico
| to the chamebr by NJ Fournier, director
| of Surete general, fifty police agent,
/ have been busily engaged IN nccompauNlni
TO their homes all persons permitted t.
leave the building, In order to verify
/ their identity.
Latcr-'Ihe police have detained upor
suspicion 300 persons, but after ihOrougl
examination discharged all but sixty, VIII,
are now held under lock and key,
The police believe Lenoir, one Of th'
men under arrest, was one Of the nun
/ Der OF desperate ploliers who had goni
20 the chamber prepared to destroy I
with dynamite.
! A shoemaker named Chanpeau Is ais,
under arrest and Is strongly suspected Of
4 being implicated In the plot
Paris for a long time has no, been 3,
I stirred MP.
/ An immense crowd gathered around thi
/ building and watched the blood stuinc,
] deputies aud spectators ns they wore al
lowed from time TO time TO depart BY th,
| police
Al midnight excitement was siill great
| There seems every reason go believe ihi
/ bomb was thrown by anarchists. m
crime win undoubtedly result Il
! strengthening the hands Of the govern
mont and weakening the socialists, al
though they take great pains 10 dcnounc
the anarchists Nine deputies are know
to be among the injured. The number o