The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
SUPPRESSION Of ANARCHY
The French Chamber Of Deputies
Sets About 1t in Resolute
Manner.
Newspapers Must not Publish
Matter That Will Stir Up
the Reds.
All Anarchists to he Kept Under StriCtcr
Surveillance Police Powers Extended
-AUltntlOn K0urass0d.

PARIS, Deo. ia cabinet council was
held this afternoon. Bills weSo agreed
upon to be submitted to the chambers pro-
yiding for the repression OF anarchy. Cas-
i,nir- Perier presented tho measures in the
chamber. He dwelt upon tho necessity Of
passing them, saying they would not en-
oroach upon true liberty. His remarks
were greeted with profound cheering. The
first Of these bills makes it penal ohense
10 publish indictments to commit outra6es
by the uso Of explosives; the second regu-
lntes ths manufacture and possession OF
explosives. The third extends the powers
Of plca TO. repressing anarohistie agitation,
and for preventing anarchist outraRss.
Tho fourth provides for police supervision
of anarchist societies.
Casimir- Psrier, who was frequently in
terruptel by applause. explained that tho
bill to modify the rrsss law provides for
making it penal oIsnse to publish incite-
ments to pillaQe or murder or commit in
cendiary crimcs. and also provides that the
,lo:ifcatioa of crimes be puniahed by i've
years. imprisonment. and that the authori-
ties shall have powor to make preventive
arrests and seizures.
Goblet opposed immediate discussion Of
the bill. claiming thet he feared 1t would
encroach upon the liberty OF the press. and
appealed to the departments not to lose
their heads. Coblet's remarks were fol-
lowed with cheers from the left and greeted
With protests from the centrists. Pellctan
moved to adjourn debate until tomorrow.
but amid . scene OF considerable enthu-
siasm upon the part Of supporters Of the
government this motion was rejected by
vote OF 4O4 to l43. The announcement was
greeted with loud cheering.
Ramel then moved that tho governments
bill be sent TO oommittss Immediately.
Caslmir- Perier promptly opposed this mo-
tion, amid loud applause OF the gontrists.
which was accompanied by protests OF tho
left. A scene Of grent excitement followed.
but the government again won . sweeping
victory, the motion being rejected by voto
of $50 to 1856.
Viviana said the socialists wanted to dis
cuss laws. and not adopt them without do
bate. Amid considerable Interruption Wv
iana continued, saving the socialists would
not consent to rush bills through.
| Louissaiut, socialist. created an uproar
by declaring that maj ity Of the deputios
| were panic strickec, and were ready to
| adopt any measure which tho government
brought forward. Finally, in spite of the
protests of socialists, Immediate discussion
| Of tho bills was ordered. Boiserin do
manded thut Minister OF Justice Dubost
should givo tho chamber full explanations
concerning tho proposed notifications of
the press law.
Dubost was greeted with cheers from
majority of the members, and warmly re-
piled that the nsw press law was only des.
tined to hinder crims loud oheeriug] and
associations of anarchists whose leaders.
tho minister loudly exclaimed. are known
to the government. [oheers] and 1t was
against this class that the government
aimed its reprossive measures. Cheers.
Boisserin then proposed an amendment
cheering. and which was rejected by vote
OF 800 to eighty-six, the result being re-
ceived with loud ohesrs from the friends of
lnv and order. After fu thsr discussion
the bill was adopted bv q vote of Alb to 13o
and the chamber adjourned.