New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
BOMB-THROWER NOT FOUND.
PARIS STILL EXCITED OVER THE WRECK
ING OF THE RESTAURANT FOYOT
A THEORY THAT 1T HAD BEEN PLANNED TO
BLOW Up THE SENATE CIIAMBER-M TAIL
LADE DIsGUsTED WITH ANARCHIsM-
BOMB FOUND IN VERS ALLIES

LADE DISGUSTED WITH ANARCHISM-
BOMB FOUND IN VERSAILLES
Paris. April 5.-The excitement caused by the
explosion of a bomb in the Restaurant Foyot last
night has not abated, but has rather increased
and the fact that the bomb was exploded in
front of the Palace of the Luxembourg con-
vinces many that the original intention was to
blow up the Senate Chamber, which shows traces
of the explosion. The Restaurant Foyot Is
accessible from three streets. Rue de Condo, Rue
de Vaugirard and Rue de Tournon. 1t was
through a window on the Rue de Condo side that
the bomb thrown.
The damage 10 property is more widespread
than the first reports indicated. All Of the win
dows in the postoffice opposite the restaurant,
were smashed and two immense plateglass win
dows in hotel at Rue de Conde and Rue de
Vaugirard which building is separated from the
Foyot by side street. were shattered
Three Anarchists who had been under arrest
had been released yesterday and the fact that
the explosion occurred only few hours after
ward is regarded significant. There are still
under arrest 104 Anarchists who have been capt
ured in recent raids.
The Restaurant Foyot is badly wrecked All
of the glass and crockery were destroyed. and
the woodwork was torn from its fastenings and
spntered.
Some of the wounded who taken TO their
MONIES are reported 10 nave DtVH "tliDuSlA HuIt.
Among them is the cashier Of the restaurant.
Nine Leroux. who was badly burned. NJ. Tail
lade is suffering eXcrut.atingly. and constantly
calls to the hospital doctor for choral t. relieve
him. Little sympathy for him is expressed.
he had been an advocate CT the very crime from
the effects of which he is suffering. He is
now pentent, however and IS vehement in his
denunciation of Anarchists and their methods.
The police have made several arrests to-day,
but thus far have been unable to connec; any OF
the prisoners, even remotely with the eXplo-
sion.
NJ Grard. the Chief Of the Municipal Labora-
tory. reports that examination has disclosed
that the explosive with which the bomb was
charged was nitro-benzine. together with guam
titY of dynamite. II IS said that only three
persons at dinner in the restaurant when
the explosion occurred, which accounts for the
small number injured.
London. April "a dispatch from Paris says
that a bomb filled with pieces Of iron. bullets.
etc, together with yelowish liquid Of the con-
Sistency of mOlasses, was found by the police
in street in Versailles last night. little after
the explosion in the Restaurant Foyot. The
bomb which wrecked the Foyot was evidently
exploded by clockwork. the police found
among the fragments of the bomb embedded
in the ceiling Of the restaurant a clock-wheel
and a spring.
Vienna. April 5-A bomb containing gun
powder and nails was found in the Cathedral in
Przemysl last night The sexton eXtinguished
the burning fuse.
1t was surprising that anarchstic attempt had
previously been made against the Restaurant Foyot.
which was the scene Of Of the most famous
executions OF those leaders Of the Commune whom
the present Anarchists pretend to be avengng. 1t
is more than probable that the Original intention
Of the dynamiter at Foyots not. says the
dispatch. ITO blow up the Senate Chamber which
shows traces OF the explosion" In the first place.
these traces be exceedingly light. II. indeed.
they do exist exclusively in the Imagination or
those police officials whose stupidity and impotency
are so much complained of by the people OF Paris.
The latter frightened at many explosions.
caused by Emile Henry. Pauwels and other An
archsts. whose existence and abomnabc designs
were known TO the police. as admitted by the pre-
lectures detectives and It's high officials who said
that they had kept watch upon the murderers In !
month or two before the explosions az the Hgiel /
Terminus and the Church Of the Madeleine. The !
dispatch confirms what was already known Of the !
anger of the Parisans, VINO ask what good use has
been made of the $4,000 francs voted by the Cham |
property against the dynamiters; and Of what use /
II has been about 40 Anarchists, Socialists
most dangerous OF them undetected and thus |
able to bow up houses and murder inoffensive cit
The latest explosion could not have been directed
from the restaurant Foyot by the Rue dc Vau-
erard. which is of ordinary width. Moreover. the
lime when the explosion occurred, and their meeting
hall in the Luxembourg Palace f. separated from |
the street by large portico. II IS evidently the
Foyot that the Anarchists wanted 10 |
ie troy. When the victorious army Of NJ tn ers en-
tered Paris. May 2S. 1871 after having crushed |
the Commune and while the city was yet rocking |
In blood and under the state OF siege, some officers
Of the Versailles. or regular army were taking |
their breakfast at the Restaurant FOyot VI. Mil !
Here. Deputy Of the former Chamber and jour |
nalist, who had been "A member Of the Commune |
was seized near the restaurant. TO which he was |
brought by his captors the police agents Captain |
Garcln. the senior officer, ordered Mniere to be
taken Immediately to the Pantheon: the Commun- |
st forced 10 kneel upon the steps Of the monu-
Inent and shot dead. Since then the revou- |
tionary papers have often called attention TO the |
fact that Captain Garcn had been rapidly promoted !
from grade 10 grade finally becoming Division /
General. and thus the memories OF the tragedy at /
Restaurant FONOt
Of the partsans OF the Commune, a few of whom |
had Auar