The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

PARIS, Fob. Gothic city OF Paris has
been startled by another bomb oXplo.
sion, and, following closely upon the
outrage ut tho Hotel Terminus, this
now evidence Of anarchist activity
causes considerable excitement. The
details Of tho aGair, as reported by tho
police up to tho shour this dispatch is
sent, arc ~ follows: A man OF Bus.
picious appearance recently hircd n
room in a small tenement hotel OF Il
modes: description, situated ut No. GO
Rue St. Jacques. So far rs can be agcor-
tanned the suspicious looking tenant
disappeared on or about Monday, aud,
as no did not return list night, tho wife
OF the proprietor Of the hotel. Nine.
CalabrGsi, knocked at tho door and
finally threatened to break down tho
door unless 1t was opened.
Nine. CalabrGsi, however, DELAYED
carrying out hGr intention to cater tho
apartment until 1880 this morning,
when she again tried TO open the door.
this time employing force. While en-.
gagged in tlis' task tho lundlady became
aware that something had caught in
the top OF the door, aud upon closer OK.
animation she found that 1t was, to all
appearances, n bomb. or an informal
machine. Nine. CaINbresi ran away
from the door in alarm aud called her
husband, who, after making IN inspcc-
ton OF the supposed bomb, called a
policeman, who promptly but unwiscly
put his shoulder to tho door and burst
it open. This caused the bomb, shaped
like Il sGrdine box OF tho largest size, TO
fall to the floor, where it exploded, in
iilcting terrible injuries upon Nine.
Caiabresi, who was wounded In tho
abdomen, slightly wounding her hus-
band, irNcturing the leg OF N. Tsmuol,
n commission agent, who had been n.
tracted to the scene after tho arrival OF
the policeman, and also ~wounding his
wife, who accompanied him. '
So soon as the policeman recovered
from the shock which ho had sustained
by the explosion he sent for assistance,
and Mre. Calabresi, her husband, and
NJ. and Nine. lsmael and others who
were slightly injured wcro taken to the
Hotel Dieu, Il famous hospital OF Paris.
Later in the day, in addition 10 those
already reported wounded, it ia added
that m uncle OF Nine. Calabresi was
wounded severely by n bullet from tho
bomb, which passed almost through his
body.
The police as usual are maintaining
great secrecy. No. 60 Rue st. Jacques
is this morning in tho hands Of the
police, who are making . thorough in
v%estigation.
According to one theory the bomb
was placed where it was found by IN
anarchist lodger who had 4 personal
grudge against N. and Mime. Calubreai,
and who was aware that thev' would
force open his door so soon as they be-
came convinced that he had disappear
cd or that something was wrong inside
the apartment. The explosion caused
great damage in the tenement, blowing
out the window crashing down the
partitions and doing other injury OF n
similar nature.
This afternoon there was q rcnow al OF
the excitement caused by the inding Of
another bomb. This time there was no
explosion. The second bomb was found
in the Hotel dc 7 Esperancc on the
Rue du Faubourg St. Martin. 1t was
found at 1850 a. IN. and was similar in
shape and make to tho one which OK.
plodcd early this morning. The bomb
Of the Hotel de 7 Esperancc was found
in n n similar to which caused
the discovery and explosion OF tho first
n this morning. In the last case,
however, tho bomb did not explode, and
upon this the authorities were c n for
and 1t was safely taken to the munich
pal laboratory, where it would be ex-
amined. The most reasonable supposi-
ton is that the two bombs left in the
two houses were either placed there by
some crank or else they were expert
mental affairs which were being tested
by one or more anarchists.
Additional Investigations into the
bomb scare OF to-day show that the
project OF police received a letter signed
"Rayally." which announced that n
bomb had been placed in the Hotol de 7
Espcrance. Upon receipt OF the letter,
according to the story, tho police were
despatched to the hotel mentioned and
succeeded in finding the bomb referred
to. 1t ia asserted that 'Rayallv" was
the name giving by tho suspicious look
ing individual who rented tho room in
the Rue St Jacques, whore the cxplo-
sion took place this morning. The OK
element was added to when it was
learned this forenoon that m attempt
had been made to blow UP the hand
some buildings OF tho ministry Of for
eiGn affairs, on the Quai D'Orsay. 4
metal tube was found living at tho en-.
trance OF the foreign office, which was
turned owe to the police.
A report was circulated to-day that 4
suspicious looking tube had been found
at the entrance OF the foreign Office.
This led to q rumor that an attempt had
boon made to blow up the foreign office.
After investigation the police announced
that there was absolutely no truth in
the sensational story. 1t was also stated
that there was no foundation whatever
Tor the report that 4 bomb had been
found IN the entrance or in any other
part Of the foreign office.
The police officials add that tho son.
sational story cabled TO the United
States and exaggerated into an attempt
to blow up tho foreign office was solely
based on tho fact that somebody
dropped from bis pocket m air pump
used in connection with u bicycle pncu.
matte tire. This small air pump was