The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-15
VALIANT AND HIS FRIENDS.
EVIDENCE THAT THE BosB THRoutH
had ACCoMPLIcES.

FrssIssst Dupuy Thisks re was the Tool
Of Other hsn-Ths Gusrds Doubled ~
che Entrances 90 An the Paris Pnbie
BuiisIngs-Ds nnritcrs MAY SIN Fine Ref.
uRe n. EnaIsns-An Arrest In Losdon.
PARIS Dec. lathe police have learned that
the letter sent by valiant to Paul Reclus
shortly before the explosion. in the Chamber
was the bomb thrower's last will and testa-
ment. which was to lie given 10 the newspapers
in the event OF Nailants death. Reclus sent
the paper to England for safe keeping.
The Anarchists here are trying to get out Of
sight, but they are watched strictly and con-
stantly by the police.
NJ Cremieux the lawyer who undertook the
defence OF valiant has given up the cnse.
Al. Dupuy PRESIDENT II the Chamber Of
Deputies. said in the Chamber to-day that the
police wero directing their Efforts to ascertain
how the bomb thrown 10y valiant had been
made and who had been tho guiding shirt In
the outrage. What had been discovered In
regard to the bomb betrayed scientific expo
rience in making such missiles and II was
considered that valiant hal Teen tho tool Of
other men.
Tho inquiry into the bomb outrage has con-
WINGED the authorities that valiant had nc
complies. There is reason to fear that fresh
explosions will be attempted. Tho Janltors
and police have leen doubled ut tho entrances
Of public buildings. and every visitor is Gues-
toned.
Tho Ndtn says that measures have teen
taken TO arrest all foreign Anarchists to-day
or tomorrow
Il is reported that Paul Rcclus. Nail'nnss
friend. is about to go 90 Constnutinoplo to ac-
cept an apI ointment 10 college professor
ship 81 chemistry.
LoNDoN. Dec. little Il ore to-day says
that the police OF Paris have discovered an eS-
tensive Anarchist riot. There is now no
doubt. it adds. that valiant was acting in con-
junction with tho pc sons concerned in this
conspiracy. Detectives this morning visited
the lodgings occupied by Carl Stuth. n mill
tant Anarchist and fouud AIDED bomb.
Stubb was arrested. and examined by magis-
trate. He is well known 10y valiant, Tho
police are confident that olhor arrests will
follow.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr. Her
bert Knatchbull- liuEesscn, Independent Con-
sentative. asked the Government whether tho
Anarchists expelled from france would be al
lowed to come to England. IL they could not
lawfully he prevented. would the Government
bring in a measure to sayo the country from
becoming n refuge for the avowed advocates
OF assassination;
Mr. Herbert AsGuith. tho Home Secretary.
replied that the existing laws did not provide
for the prevention OF the landing in England
OF Anarchists. The Government was not pre-
pared to alter the laws
The Vienna correspondent OF the S o,,idrd
snys:
General opinion in Austria is that the sug-
gestion for International action against tho
Anarchists will come to nothing. Prof. Lam
masch OF the university who Is here, anil is IN
eminent authority on international law. said
in an interview to-day. that the cruN
Of the whole matter was the question
OF extradltion. 1t would lie necessary. he
said. II the International agreement wore to DO
effectual. to extradite any murderer or muir
derous plotter. regardless OF restrictions con-
corning the so-callcd political crimes Even
then little would hs accom- plishod unless every
European and American Government adhered
to the agreement"
MADRID. Dec. IL. - Tho Governor OF the
province Of VaIladolid has received n letter in
which the writer threatens to blow IN the
public buildings and the houses OF the aristo-
Gratis. A fuse was enclosed in the letter as n
sample of those that would he used. Tho
letter was delivered to the Governor through
the post 1t was written on school paper. Tho
police believe that it Is hoax.
The Anarchists are bestirring them selves in [
Jerez, near Cadiz and the police are taking
exceptional precautions to protect property.
At midnight last night bomb was exploded |
IN the garden Of q merchant In Nerin. province !
OF Orense. The doors and windows were
smashed. but. as far as known. n ,ho!y was !
killed.
BERLIN. Dec. 14.-Emperor Wu...n, gave
Count Won CRprivi a long audience to-day, and
discussed with him the political situation. |
notably as regards the recent outbreaks OF the :
Anarchists. Tho thanccllor said that he was
opposed TO special measures against the An |
arehigta Ha thnuphf nj Ina
man laws were sufficient to accom- lish the !
punishment Of Anarchists crimes.
The Emperor urged that there was need OF
Furnishing with exceptional severity tho aGi-
tEtorS who in the press and Al public meetings
incted mon to crime, The Emperor conGra;U- .
lated the Chancellor upon Ills victory in the
hclchstag yesterday,
BRUSSELS. Dec. l+.-Gerhardt Hauptmans /
" Poor Souls" was played at tho iark Theatre
this evening All parts tirged with radicallsm
or socialism wore Rpplaudel loudly by the /
galleries. Near the cni Of tho piece q bundle I
Of anarchist pamphlets was thrown from the |
TOP gallery.