New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
NEW-YORK MONDAY, DECEMBER II, ITEM PAGES
demand an extra credit to reinforce the police
whiie 'ney are repressng the Anarchists.

oeniahu an extra credit to reinforce the police
whiie lney are repressing the Anarchists.
1hE WOUNDED GETTING on WELL.
Ten of those who were wourd in the Cham
Der yesterday were removed to the Hotel Deu.
Ihe GraVest case was that of Guillotier. whose
Skull was fractured. The skull was success
Iully trepanned this morning by DR.. Dejars.
ana unless complications set in the patient will
recover The injuries Of the other patients are
not dangerous. Lieutenant Saint Martins
derwent painful operation in the Military Hos
pital 1t being deemed wise to extract some
splinters of bone from the fingers Of his right
hand in order to obviate the necessity of ampu-
taton.
NJ Regnauld. private secretary to NJ. Raynal,
Minister of the Interior, and NJ. Pierre, private
secretary to NJ. Dupuy, President of the Chamber
OF Deputies. visited the wounded to-day on be-
half of their superiors.
Deputy Lemire. who was badly injured by the
explosion, was removed from the Chamber TO MS
say that he is improving. though at intervals he
is motioness and speechless The woman who
checked Vaants arm when he threw the bomb
was badly wounded on the face and neck.
Premier Casimir-Perier, NJ. DuIuy and others
have been overwhelmed to-day with congratu-
latory letters and kilograms. Many kilograms
came from foreign countries.
1t is reported that the French Government will
appeal to the Government of England to refuse
domicile to Anarchists.
SAYS He HAS NO ACCOMPLICES.
Vaillant's trunk in his apartment in the Hotel
de rUnion was opened this evening and was
found to contain nothing Of an explosive ma
ture. Everything in the room was removed to
the Palace of Justice
1t is now certain that Valiant will recover.
He lies alone in q small room. The persistent
attempts Of the police to elicit the names OF Lis
accomplices were received with the invariable
reply: 1T is useless to seek accomplices; |
haven't any. | alone performed the deed and
claim the entire reSpOnSibility'
Vaillants bearing is that of man who mas
accomplished his purpose. He remains calm ana ana
refers to the outrage as an occurrence 10 wach
he is an entire stranger. lie seems 10 nave len
a rather mysterious existence in the room IN
the Rue Laguerre He seldom slept there call
ing only at irregular intervals, remaining a
short time. and rarely speaking TO the other IN
mates of the house. Valiant has lived for four
months on the second floor at No. II Rue de III
Raffinerie Choisy -le-Roi. The house is small
and clean. To a representative OF the tnlteu
Press the landlord to-day spoke favorably OF
Valiant He said that Valiant was sober
and industrious fellow and was employed In the
Petingen morocco works His rent OF SIX francs
weekly paid regularly. Valiant ived there
with woman and his ten-year-old daughter
TIE LANDLORDS KIND WORDS FOR VALIANT
A fortnight ago valiant asked to be allowed to
pay the rent monthly explaining that he had OBJ
tained place as foreman in Paris and would be
paid only at the end Of the month. Nobody
here" continued the landlord has anything to
reproach him for He was highly esteemed by
everybody His wife alarmed at his absence
all night, which was so contrary to MS regular
habits. and came TO me this morning 10 recount u
to me her fears. l told her the papers said her
husband had been wounded In the Chamber OF
Deputies. She sad You see he is 80 good tnat
he must have got wounded while trying TO pro-
feet others for ne thinks only of the happiness OF
his comrades. He had told me he was gong 10
the Chamber his foreman having given MN
card While saying this she was weeping copi-
ously." ,os.
The woman is extremely deaf, She first asked:
"Iie Is wounded. isn't he?' She Is not iegaiy
married to Valiant. She said that the httIe
girl whose name is Sid nie. is not hers. but n
daughter of Vaillant's legitimate wife, VINO ~
in America "Auguste" she added. passed
n three months in America teaching school, and
still has many friends there. My name Is Mar
chal. ! cannot believe what the people say
about him He Is SO good SO in.s. inseiiieeh'' "ia
1t is said thpt valiant IL the founder or ths
Chojsy-le-Roi Philosophical Society.
In several independent accounts OF SATURDAY
exnlosion valiant Is said to have stretched his
arm over the division between the second ana
third galleries. seemingly desiring 10 mar :,
anpear that the bomb was thrown from the tnird
gallery Visitors are admitted TO the tnird gai-
iery only by ticket.
RoCHEFoRT HALF APPROVES OF THE ooIhA'h'
NJ Rochefort in an article In "Llntransi-
geant" half approving Of the outrage IN 'he
Chamber Of Deputies remarks that 1t would DE
a singular means of obtaining amnesty TO spreau
death among those who had proposed ana No'e"
In favor of amnesty. He attacks the Mllllstei
~ the Interior suggesting that the brutantN
~ tho lew Raynal, who thinks ut 10 Insult
those whom he keeps in jails, exasperated some
cvcitahle brain" and led 10 the outrage: ne
eneers at the lauded stoicism of NJ Dupiy, lresi-
dent of the Chamber. at the time or the eApio,,
sion saving that the President would nave ac'eu
differently If he himself had been wouhueu' .
NJ Guesde the Socialist Deputy mas Sent ~
"Je Soir'' a note denying the report that a,.ei n
the explosion on Saturday he rushed 10 me me Con-
snrvative Deputy Gamard and said Ihis Is
au vour fault If you had made us any con- con-
cassions II would never have happened. lie
coir''~ requests NJ. Gamard 10 reply. +,
IN In an editorial "Ie Soir' points out the sig
riGcance of Vaillants being former mahaseI
of the Revue Socialiste, PROVING "''
with the Socialists. ,o..or Vail
Doubts have arisen this evening whetnei y"ii. a.
,.nt was the man who threw the boinp. J., -
suggested that he was an accoinphce anu ~, .ha
he simply screened the man VINO 'nie" ~.
bomb When valiant was examiner 'hi1 n 60,
inc no declared that he had hoped 10 Nil |"''
nn,r- -perier and at least $50 Deputies A.,
All of the injured who were takeh W Wv
Hotel Deu were discharged TINS aitcfhoon ~
Win NM Gaumet and Gullotier VINO re-
p;naS at their own requcst. Lenoir, one oi
.ha susnects arrested last night, was reieaSeu
to-day. .,- - roy,,,ois- -perret
Az an Anarchist meeting In Levai,o,soii,v H,i,1ant
,hia evening several speakers euoeiEeu '"i
- tho audience rose and toasted the ,p po',lp
.hrau,er One speake. said that the pouItcoi'i0
would certainly see more acts IKE 'aiN"''''
TIE GERMAN PRESS on THE OUTRAGE.
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