The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-19

SPEECHES ARE USELESS.
London Anarchists Are in
Favor of Physical Force.
DEAD "MARTYRS" ARE PRAISED
At the Public Meeting of the Auton-
omie Club-WorlSers Advised TO
Study Chemicals and To Learn the
Dcstructivcness of Force.
DEAD "MARTYRs" ARE PRAISED
By The Associated Press.

LONDON, Feb. l9.-Crowds of curious
persons swarmed Greenwich park yester-
day, packed the terrace in front of the
celebrated observatory and filled all the
other elevated portions of this popular re-
sort for Londoners, from which Is obtain
able so extensive and interesting view
over the river. Stakes dotted the ground
where portions of the dynamited body Of
the anarchist. Bourdin, had been found
The widely announced meeting Of the
Autonomie club. under the auspices of the
international Workers group, was at
tended by only Is persons. Fourteen of
these were foreigners. The speakers who
had been announced to address the meet
ing did not appear. After wait of two
hours Gibbons made speech, in the
course of which he urged individual effort
in righting the wrongs they complained
Of, and held up valiant. Pallas and
''otaer martyrs" as worthy of his hearers'
emulation. Hundreds, he said, were
ready to sacrifice their lives in the great
cause. He himself was perfectly prepared
TO do so. They had nothing to live for,
but were simply the slaves of the capital
lists. Speeches. he added, were useless,
oht Phy iuICt W. utCtSSdEy
Advised to Study Chemicals.
When the government and Mr.. Asquith,
he continued, abandoned making Maxim
guns for use against the people the lat
ter would relinquish the manufacture of
dynamite bombs. The speaker advised
workers TO read books on chemicals.
which they could find in the public IL
braries, and to learn the use of them.
Other speeches, similar in tone. but In
foreign language, were made TO the audi
ence, which ultimately numbered so per-
sons. These so made mp in enthusiasm
for the smallness of the gathering. and
wildly cheered at every opportunity the
sentiments of their leaders.
Many detectives in citizens clothing
were scattered in all parts of the meeting
place. This may have had its good effect,
for outside OF the threatening language
the meeting was an orderly one.
Foreign arrivals are being vigorously
watched by the police at all the channel
ports.
Another Bomb In Paris.
PARIS. Feb lo.--A bomb, similar in its
composition to that used by Valiant and
Henry, was found yesterday on the stair
case OF the police station in the Rue du
Temple, one of the most ancient aud
busiest streets of the city, and which
leads to the Hotel dc Vile. In this street
is the Marche du Temple which occupies
the site Of the Tour du Temple, which
during the revolution was used as prison
of the royal family.
Anarchist Henry has made further con-
fession to the police, and. as result, his
mothers house was searched. The police
found much chemical apparatus aud
number of letters and photographs, in
cluding a group OF 20 anarchists.
All of these things will prove valuable
to the police in their efforts to arrest the
other anarchists who were implicated in
the plot with Henry
Henry also divulged the names of sew
eral Of his anarchist friends and their ar
rect is expected to take place in a short
time.
To Avenge Paiias' Death.
BARCELONA, Feb. l9-Six of the lead
ing anarchists who have been arrested
have confessed that they were accom-
plices in the attempt upon the life of the
civil governor. This attempt, they said.
was an act of vengeance for the death of
Pallas. They declared that their com
rades who have not been arrested would
axapoa than,