New-York tribune., 1893-12-10


| names were found to be false
! PROBABLE ESCAPE or TIE HoNh-IhR'"E"'
Some Of those detained after the explosion are
! dirty renuIeive ,oafers Of the lowest type. Any
| one of them might pass as Anarchist De-
st,ite the numerous arrests. il Is feared that the
culprit escaped through some side exit during
! the panic ,, ,o,.,,,
The wounded spectators. who. after having
been arrested convinced the police ol their lli9-
cencc were allowed to so in arnbuances 10 thelr
| homes late I'm the evening. -, ,,..,o, >,
/ President CarnOt sent CoInl2ancer Daipe' W
vieit tho wounded in the Chamber this evening.
At midnight IT was announced oficialy that
f,rty-cight persons were wounded by the eX-
ploson not including those who received ihereH
Slight scratches and bruises iroiessor hS.,'iae M
is said not to have been injured 50 seriously as
was reported ". Nallon, an employe Oh f.on erc
Ministry Of Commerce. suffered severe irhr-
turo Of the skull. His condition IL critical.
Schliqcr an usher was hardly less dangerously
wounded.
rIGurY-THGEE ARTISTS MADE.
Tho number of persons arrested in the Cham-
bcr on suspicion is twenty-threc h%cep'iHS
those who were wounded. the suspects nave
been scnt to the police station. Thc """''''"
ncrsors were taken to an inGrmary by strong
guard. The uninjured prisoners were hand
cufced and we're carried away In van from tne
poIais Bnurbon The suspect ChampeauN VINO
Is n cobbler expressed fears that the GlSc1ycIi
of hobnais among the fragments OF ,nc "u,'ro ui,
,onId bn REGARDED as evidence against him
sixtv men who w-re not In the CHAMBER were
arrested last night. making the total hu'ilntt ~
suspects now In the hands OF thc ponce e's"''
La Justice" says that the culprit Is un-
| doub.cdly among the prisoners. on the other
hand. several newspapers says ,nho rhor'her no.
fore the gates were closed. The janitors deny
| this. II, -, tho
Late last evening two women who. AT the
time Of the explosion. were in the smal, Fa'ery cry.
| ornoeiic the Presidents desk. from which the
| bomb was thrown. deposed that they sa" Il
| mans arm pass dark object over tI"lI hoduH,
| but that they could not sec the man , l"ce' "'
| il was obscured by smoke.
| EVIDENCE AGAINST IFNorR.
Ienoir. one OF the men who were in The small
gallery -, the time Of the explosion, Is strongly
| s,lspected of being the man who threw the bomb.
| lie Is an engraver Some spectators positively
| rocorn,ze Lenoir as the thrOwer. Lenoir at
| ieuptcd To evade the dporkeeper after the "N-
| plosion Some ~ his companions were detained.
| 4 man who was wounded on the forehead states
| that he saw somebody close To MN rise anu
| throw something. and almost instantly ne was
| struck on the head and blood began hoW'hs
from his eyes. preventing him from seeing "',
| IL thinks he would be able 20 recognize the
thrower Two other spectators say thal me
| throwcr was wounded on the arm one oi mem ~
saws that the thrower's arm was severed ir""i
his body and fell to the ground floor
onc ~ the physicians attending the Injured
said that the wounds are diverse in character;
including injuries OF the race cltS' "''"' anu
| legs. ,D. ,,,..1.
Irnncdiatclv after the explosion Deputy 'uesde
ran into the lobbies greatly excited crying M that
his child was in one OF the galleries anu EShlHs
n.ncials ard others whether the chili was Sal'.
Everybody instinctively repclcd ana held alo9i
from him and seemed to suspect that Guesde
was concerned In the outrage
peoutv Lnniirc lies motionlcss ana speech
loss and Is watched by two doctors. VINO de-
clare that hc Is In no danger Deputies Le-
clech and Lccoupanec. both from hero'h""'
were slightly wounded.
Premier casimer-Pcricr conferred last evening
with NJ pubost. Minister II Justice ana NJ
Raynal. Minister of the Interior IN
II Is predicted that severe measures VII ne
taken against the Anarchists The 1udchi
inquiry will be secret Anarchist syrlpa,nHerS
boldly applaud the outrage as a reply 10 'hc re-
lection Of the amnesty proposal
In view Of the terrible destructive force possessed
| hv dynamite and nItro-glyccrinr 1t Is astonishing
| how little comparatively speaking IS tn" harm
achieved by the perpetrators OF the sosalled dyna-
| mite ou;rages In each 1t has been
| matter for surprise tha; the loss OF HE
should have been small. considering the oir'n'h-
| stances. and The explosion In the French 'hnmp'r
| of Dcnuties has apparently been no exception To
| the rule
Tho closing months of 1913 have been peculiarly
| nro,lec In dynamite ouirages II. Lepnc. the
new Prefcct Of Police nj Paris. who mas
made special study OF these outraseS' 'S-
| presses the opinion that In every inNtah'" 'h''r
have iudiNlIhhlA pdttHiiis ''""'
by desire for notoric,y. and that their principal
ro,Ive ha. not been q dcflrc 20 improve The conii-
| ticn Of their fcllow-creaturcs. as they assert
| IL 20 be- but purely selfish vanity According 10
his theory they should be- treated. not os ordinary
| criminals but as criminal luna'!cs.
| Tho ahofninable dynamite attempt In IN" French
Chamber should not surprise. unfortunately. those
| who know what kind OF murderous literature "
| allowed by the Government TO be sold ana crie'
| about In provincial towns as well as at Paris
Some specimens Of this literature are furnished
| below.
| But the first impression of those who remember
and connect facts hearing OF the bomb-ihrowIns
| in the legislative hall OF the Paiais bourbon Is
| that this new outrage is the ordinary retaliation
| visited by Anarchists upon their enemies soon
| after Ravacho had been beheaded. bomb Killed
| Very the restauraptkeeper who had informed
the police about Rayachol Pallas the spanish
| Anarchist who threw the bomb at barcelona de-
| cared before being shot that he would be- terribly
| avenged: and Just one month after his execution
occurred Tho awful explosion In the Llceo Ihedre
at Barcelona. Two weeks ago the Paris tribunal
| sentenced to death the Anarchist Meunor, "ho
! was not In custody. but who was convicted or
| having had a hand in the denIly explosion OF the
! rrst,tirnuf- -kerpcr Very. Meunier's friends may
hay been - Of M evasrf % mn a s %na w as ThS 'h
have not been taken back by their employers
caroonaro order Of lsl5-S0. according inter
national system o. spreading terror Ihc troupe
| istrlcs which succeed one another - rapidly are
| auxlous to have the support Of All pp!lticil nc
| lions no matter how go6l or bed. They dd not
| max war upon the Socialists. who fight only upon
lawful lines in their opposition to tn" various Gov
rrn,ncf.ts and they di1 not that the Anarchists
would IN sten profit by all the licens" given 10 the
Spcialists The Anarchists publish regularly news
p.perg riiol with the most ant-plitloic ana anti
| s,clal s.rtlfncnts not to mention the numerous
| ,lacarI- which are printed n London especially.
| and ,,,.fed upon the walls OF almost every Euto-
,cr,t,,re and III. murl,Tous plots ia that they are
| directed no longer at this or that Individual repre-
| ,vrornv but arc aimed at society itself
Thc powder oask Of 81 Regent was intended to
| .xnIodc under the carriage conveying tn iirst
| Nano,eon through Rae 81. Nicasc 10 the French
| thcatrc Fcschi Morey and i'apln aimed only AT
| ,tffl in