Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
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night, owing 70 the fact that hts PANE an
resrod on the recentiy-seised Anarchist
list The police also possess some of his
compromising letters. He Ia secretary OF
the italian colony In barcelona, and has
been most active In furthering Italian In
terests
Juan Llanssdo, F'renehman, has also
been arrested on the charge Of being an
Anarchist A number OF explosives were
found In his possession. The activity OF
the police Ia restoring confidence
WHERE THE BOMB CAME FROM.
Several members Of the Chamber said
IN an interview this evening that the
bomb was thrown from the small gall
iery directly opposite the Presidents seat.
Admission TO the gallery is granted 10
any decently-dressed person applying for
place In II. To-day II was occupied by
sixteen persons two of whom, M Legros
and Lenoir. were wounded by the ex-
ploslon.
The calmest person in the house was
NJ. Dupuy. lie did not even rise or even
start from his seat. His voice, calling for
order. was the first signal. His voice
dominated the uproar.
several deputies who are engineers were
IN the Chamber this evening They eX-
press coubts that dynamite was the ex-
plosive In the bomb. A fine gray dust
has settled over everything In the Cham
Der.
AN lMPRovIsED HOSPITAL.
The scene In and around the Paials
Bourbon throughout the evening was UNI
precedented. Mattresses and stretchers.
ambulances and vans were brought slow
~ through the waiting crowd 70 the doors
OF the building. Physicians and nurses
came and went Public officials. both OF
I'll
hurrying back and forth. White-rObed
nurses were Fastening through the com
miuee-rooms, and physicians, with instru-
ments In hand, went from bedside to bed
side. A constant procession OF porters
carrying REDEEMED basins issued from tho
corridors, while orderles at the commit
tee-room doors were tearing bsndages and
preparing lint under the direction OF
nurses. The air OF the whole house is
redolent OF Rntiseptics.
EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT PARIS.
The excitement throughout the city du-
ring the evening has not been less than
In the immediate neighborhood Of the
Palas Bourbon The streets are crowded
and the public resorts are packed. The
newspapers have published seven or eight
editions each. and every copy has been
snapped Up eagerly. The telegraph and
telephone Offices are filed 10 the doors
with persons sending and receiving dis
patches concerning the explosion.
EIGHTY PERSONS HURT.
At 10 o'clock this evening 1t was an
nounced that as far as known thirty
deputies and fifty onlookers had been
injured by the explosion. Many OF these
eighty. however. received only scratches,
THE SUSPECTS.
strong suspicion IS felt against Lenoir
and Iegros. who sat I'm the galleries from
which the bomb came and were wounded,
Both refused to take off their overcoats
when they entered. although the ianitOr
told them It was very warm. Another
suspect sat in the third compartment of
the right upper gallery. lie was wounded
IN the hands, face. and chest. When
questioned by the police he said his name
was Vincent, residing at Batigonilles.
Later he said his name was Daniel, re-
siding in the Rue Ste Anne. Both names
were found TO be false
Some OF those detained after the ex-
plosion are dirty, repulsiye loafers Of the
lowest type Any one OF them might
pass as an Anarchist. Despite the hume
IOus arrests. II H. feared the culprit
escaped through some side exit during
the panic.
TWENTY-THREE ARRESTS.
The number OF persons arrested In the
Chamber on suspicion Is twenty-three.
The unhurt suspects have been sent to
the police-station. The wounded ones
have been taken to infrmary by
strong guard. The uninjured prisoners
were handcuned. and carried away IN
a van from the PGlais. Sixty men, who
were not I'm the chamber, were arrested
last night, making the total number OF
suspects now in the hands Of the police
eighty-three.
Ia Justice says the culprit Is un-
doubtedly among the prisoners. on the
other hand, several newspapers say seVe-
raj hundred persons rushed from inc
chamber before the gates were closed'
The janitors deny this