St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-15
PLOTS OF ANARCHISTS
Explosion Of the Paris Opera
House Planned
BY THE FRENCH BOMB BTHROWERs
Assassination Of President
Carnot and His Ministers
DECIDED UPON BY THE FlENDs
Identity of the Cafe Destroy
er Has Been Discovered.
POLICE ARE ALL AROUSED.

PARIS. Feb. IA. The police announce
that 1t seems to be definitely established
that the Hotel Terminus bomb throw
er's name is Emil Henry, and that he
was born at Barcelona, Spain, on Sept.
26, 1872. of French parents. The police
add that they have been aware of his
presence in Paris since JAM IS, and that
he had lived IN London for few weeks
previous to his coming to this city.
lie Petit Journal publishes a dis
patch from Algiers today, saying that
copies of an anarchist manifesto were
round scattered in the streets of that
city. The manifesto is dated London,
and is headed:
''Carnot the murderer"
The manifesto contained the call to
assassinate the president of the French
republic, and was signed by a group of
anarchists.
In consequence of the anarchist DEM
omstratlons at 1vry cemetery, where the
remains of Valiant, the recently exc
cuted anarchist, are buried, the prefect
of police has stationed dozen police
officers permanently at the cemetery
mentioned, in order to prevent any fur
ther demonstrations.
The radical organs today discussed
the contemplated action of the govern
ment for the protection of citizens
against outrages, and express the fear
that the chamber of deputies will be
induced to vote laws which are opposed
to the liberty of the people.
Inspector Duchatel, referring to his
interview with Henry, said: Henry
remarked today that he was alone re-
sponsible for the
EXPLOSION IN THE CAFE
beneath the Hotel Terminus. adding
that valiant was child to put nails in
his bomb in order to blow up the bour-
geois. Henry also said that there was
better material than that to be had, and
he was surprised that bis bomb did not
have more effect than it did,
Henry is guarded by two detectives,
who have instructions, according TO the
French custom. to endeaver to induce
the prisoner to talk.
The project of police had two hours
conference with the minister of the in
terror this afternoon, and it is reported
that the prefect has received adyices
from the police of London to the effect
that the explosion at the hotel Terminus
was only part of scheme which Henry
and certain of his companions had ar
ranged before leaving London 1t was
the Intention. according to the London
advices, to commit as many outrages as
possible, and it is DelieXed that the
prisoners associates will be heard from
in some manner before long. The police
in this city are engaged in an active
search for Henry's fellow coDspirators.
The police this afternoon took another
photograph of Henry which shows him
to have short, stiff hair. restless eyes and
youthful face. The prisoner, accord
ing to the police, undoubtedly came from
London in company with three other
anarchists and the London police assert
that they have information which leads
them to believe that Henry and his ac-
completes, previous to leaving England,
had planned, among other outrages out
lined, TO cause terrible explosion III
the Paris opera house, which was to iu-
clude, in addition to the explosion of
several bombs, the cutting off of the
gas supply, thus preventing the attend
ants from lighting up that place of en-
tertainment after the explosions had
was stated this evening in the Hobbies
of the chamber of deputies that the po-
lice who lave been on the trail of
Henry's fellow conspirators are now
close upon them, and that their arrest,
within a very short time. will he an
nounced.
A bundle of anarchist leaflets. printed
in England, in addition TO those reported
from AlgierS, are in the possession of
the police of this city. These leaflets
also contain threats to murder Presi-
dent Carnot. and threaten the lives OF
the ministers and magistracy.
The identity of the bomb thrower is
now proved. His name Is Emil Henry,
and he is a brother of Fortune Henry,
who is now undergoing term of i'm
priSonment at ClairyauX for melting TO
murder. They are the sons of man
named Henry, who was member of
the commune and who was sentenced
TO death in contumaciam for being alb
sent from court when his trial was
called, He had fled the country and
afterwards died in Spain. The anarch-
ist, Sebastian Faure, Vaillant's friend,
was at ClairvauX at the same time
Fortune Henry, over whom Faure had
great influence, was serving his time.
Faure used to gather around HIM the
anarchist prisoners and harangue