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he efforts Of tho minorlt, to prevent vbs. they

the efforts Of tho minority TO prevent what they
n Goblet suegested that the Ministry was
only anxious to secure a majority. This state
ment raised storm ~ cries in favor Of the
absolute liberty o. the nross. .
VI. Duhust Minister OF Justice spoke In favor
OF the lrCss law ana OF impriSoning from ono
to five years the authors OF articles melting to
thcit pil! age arson, and murder. lie insisted
that the law was essential to the unrooting OF
anarchy which lie aided possessed regular
The Socialists throughout VI. Dubosts
speech continued to clamo md Interrupt him
apulauding only when he said that no Deputy
defended ANARCHY The vote on the ques,i n
OF Immediately discussing tho bill stood .|S!i in
favor to los ngaint The bill was then passed
Immediately after the rress Jaw was passed
Premier tHsmir l"rlcr drove 10 tho Senate,
where he was awaited 10y almost every mem-
her. As he rose to read tho hill and after ho
fin reading IT, he waa appauded loudly
the Senate unanin oGs'y voted urgency on the
The Commission to examine tho bill will
meet at O'Clock to.motr9w, nne;noon \ pub
lie citing viii be held Mt o'clock aud the bill
then Will be- adopted by the Senate probably
without dissenting voice.
In the S.natn to-day NJ Challemel. Lacour.
the President " thu House. sail he was not
ahlo to PASS in silence the outrage that had
been committed in the Chamber Of Deputies.
The strongest terms were too fesble to express
the horror tho whole ~ France feels headed
That he telt able 10 assutc tho Government
that IL had the entire confidence Of the Senate.
and that all tho members II that body an
rlaud"d tho courage energy, and promp tness
IutionS necessary to insure tho repression of
anarchist crimes. and to cNtirputo the entire
sect warning uron society aud all notions OF
Thotimc hnd.come to check the con,arion of
unproredentct moral leprosN Tho Guvorn-
ment had undertaken n task that was sure 10
moot the hearty approval IN Franco OF Tcpub-
Iirahs OF nj! shades ~ opinion. France must
individuals and the ~tutcwas NJ stake but tho
very existence ~ tho republic. future liberty
and tho nations honor.
IL Ny.t tyr+fll ,l.
alter cheer whom he hal l'n~h"d his address.
Tho police in l."rn Enau nrar tho SPANISH
ifOntlrt. are eNpCliluE All tho Foreign Nnarch-
ists they can ilnd. Tho Inhabitants are great
IS excited MI fear that the Anarchists arc
officials have received recently letters threat.
ening explosions IN ease inaldi suspected
oil completely in the barcelona plots should
not be released from tho Pcrptgnun prison at
once
Many detectives were rostcd in the theatres
this evening. MI had Instructions to arrest
everybody suspected OF being an Anarchist. In
tho ovent OF II general Anarchist scare tho
tthGatres probably will TO closed III" roli'e
jew, cohen, and which was to have been per-
formed at the Bouirrs du Nord. Cohen. who is
notorious Anarchist. and tho sub-editor OF
!%re IfWd,H. has been expelled from tho city
He is expected to seek rouge in London.
The Socialists held meeting in the Mnlson
dn Peuple this evening to protest again st tho
repressive measures Of he Government. All
the, speakers denounced these measures most
violently. one speaker said It was not the
duty OF socialists to try to prevent such occur
rences as the explosion on Saturday.
NJ. Girard. director of the Paris Municipal
Laboratory. said to. day that the Anarchists
had made notable progress in their methods OF
manufacturing. bombs. The making OF
bombs. he said. was not difficult. ANY body
after little practice, could construct n street
bomb OF the size of an orange or turn sar-
dine box into formidable engine Of destru'-
ton. Nevertheless, the handling of chemicals
was dangerous business. In this branch the
Anarchists had shown their increasing skill.
VI Glrard thought that enough explosives
were found in Nailant's lodgings to blow up
hall dozen or more public buildings. Even
under the most skiliul management, he added.
wrecked the Chamber.
Strangers will not be allowed hereafter to
visit tho Chamber galleries and Hobbies at will
only persons having passes provided and
signed by Deputies will be- permitted to enter
be similar to those in force at Westminster in
London.