, 1894-01-20
We gatler froen the Damerara AraoauIhal
FRANCE. =

1t is the Spanish Government that h2s s4ken
the Initiative III proposing an international
understanding wlsh II view e. the slDpraSs.oa
et the Anarchist movement. Ia several
Quarters the reply has ben returned that no
objection can he offered t. the step but the
English Government has received lie proposal
with marked GOODNESS. and a simillr attitude
has been observed by the French. So it is
probable that tie idea put forward by Spaia
Will not he adopted, and that for want Of
common action against this scoulg e the evil
will go on increasing in Europe.
The sum q 420,C0Jf will be paid by France
70 Italy for he victims Of the Argues Mortes
affair, but only on the express condition that
the Frenchmen Injured by the demonstrations
= mt Rome, Gonoa, and Naples receive al
indemnity from King Humbert's Government.
The question is still unsettled.
Stringent measures are being taken by the
Pdrquet and the Prefecture of Police to keen
everything connected with the judicial exam.
Inailon If Valiant. the Anarchist. ont Of
the newspapers. The perpctrator of the
bomb outrage III the Chamber of Deputies ia
sul'der the ~sttictest surveillance in the SAINT.
Prison, swhere he occupies cell No. % Pend.
ing his trial hedorS no work, and is ut libeI.
. ty to remain In his prison bed all dav if be
hikes. lie spends bis time reading books OF
tsavel aNd adventure and novels. and his
lately been supplied with the "Historv of the
Consulate and Empire" by Theirs. valiant
only sees his turnkey, the Governor and tbs
doctor of the prison. He has refused the
mihlstratlonS of the chaplain, saving .ha, he
AUD the priest could not understand one
another: He il obliged to hear Mass on
SUNDAY, like all other prisoners, but pew.
ous!y he promised to remain quiet during
divine service. 1t is sometimes The habit If
prisoners when their cell doors are opened in
front OF the High Altar TO indulge in shout
ing and on this account the Governor m ide
the Anarchist promise 10 behave himself
VIM" the service was taking place. Wine
awaiting trial the bombs hrower is not fora0f.
ten by his friends and sympathisors outside.
Dome OF these people send him postonicY
ORDERS which are dashed for him. Other,
write MN letters oongratu!ating him on his
oeen of guilt, bait these bl 'odthirsty comaart.
nlcatlons are, it is needless to say. not given to
tie prisoner. The latest phase of the magjs.
te!lal Investigation Of the affair bears on the
relations between valiant and ri. Paul
Reciua, nephew Of the g%eographer. M.
heolus IN still undiscoverable. and his
resldenece is carefully watched hS detectives.
Inc police are $50 closely following a
=" Han Socialist named Stakelberg, wl.o ia
said to have been u firm Friend of the Dutch
man Cohen now in prison. 1t was stated
that NJ. Paul Reclush had represent.
ed himself as a British subject at the offices
OF Inc Messagefies-M aritimes, and had
obtained a ticket for d passage on n steamer.
about to sail from Marseillps to the East,
The clerk who issues tickets at Tie Off s in
1aris OF the steamship company mentioned
however. that all the passen gers booked
slnce Wednesday last were known to the"
Irm, except one man who is of Hungarian
no tInnAlif I'LL. TJ