New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

trates and other officers Of the Government ""o
had taken part in bringing Anarchists TO justice.
The chief nstigator of these crimes was discoVered
by the police to be one Francois Claudius h'his-
STEIN known as Ravachol, man VINO had pee" 0o-i-
corred In other crimes before.
ne house OF the public prosecutor, NJ. Bulot' IN
the Rue Clichy. was the scene Of dynamite eN-
plosion on March q, which was aimed against NJ
Rulots life. but ne escaped unharmed seven
other persons injured, however, ana ue
house Itself was wrecked. It was openly avowed
at this time that the Anarchists had determined TO
bor up the house OF any Judge or prosecutor VINO
holpcd TO send Anarchists to prison.
on March % there w2s another explosion th's
time in the building of the Credit Lyonnase' one
OF the largest banking houses in Paris. Two per
sons were Injured An explosion occurred on March
l5 in the Lobau barracks in Paris, occupied by
the Republican Guard. adjoining the Hotel de
Vile 1t was due a dynamite cartridge placed
in the rnessroom Fortunately none Of the guards
were killed.
Ravachol who was subsequently tried sentenced
to death and gulllotned was arrested by the poIce
on March 80 in the cafe Of NJ Very. corner Of Rue
Lancrv and the Boulevard Magenta. On April %
this cafe was blown up by terrific explosion OF
dynamite Ten persons were seriously injured. NJ
Very had been in receipt Of threatening letters
from Anarchists since RaYachol was arrested there
IN which he warned that ne and MS establish
men' were marked for destruction The explosion
German and the Rue Clichy. added to the grea;
excitement and uneaslnes5 prevalent I'm Paris. and
caused renewed measures 0f severity TO be alopifd
by the Paris police. other Anarchists arrested at
the same tine for completely In these outrages
we're Charles Ache.le Simon, Jao Benla Charles
Chaumlr;in and a Young girl. Kosll.e SoubAre.
The m 81 Alarming II the recent attempts OF the
Paris Anarchists was the throwing OF the bomb r.
the Chamber OF Deputies while IL was IN session. on
December g. 1893. This the work Of Auguste
valiant The usual number Of Deputies Was pres
en-. anl public business was under consideration
when Valiant. wno occupied seat In the gallery
threw a bomb upon the floor 4 the House. which
exploded with a terrific report. 80 one was kIe4
but large number of the Deputies eni seVefAl o'
the spectators IN TIE gallery w're injured more 81
less seriously by hyiay fragments ot me D'"'D
great Gamlge was also done - The Cnamp"r fsrI
valiant was arrested ar! confessed his CRIME. say
irg th,t hi. object WAS the death II " Du2uy He
was tr.ci. sentenced 70 DEATH and Wa gnAouHel 1
few weeks ater.
Twcuty-four persons were wounded on February
r. this year. by bomb explosion in the cafe of
the Hotel Terminus. AZ the St Lazare railroad
station. Paris Tho CATS vas well nlleI When
about o'clock in the evening young nan caMe
%. drank giass Oi vine AT table' men Eo5.
end. taking from hts pocket "a bomb. thre" IL
toward a group Of people at neishhorlhs iapi";;
dr., ,,T ,h ,tf.rin,, ~ ,h.sa ralsDd most II
the wounds In tn" d~nso smoke with "hlch thr
room was nloI for three four minutes after The
explosion The boub-thrower made his escape 70
tL. .tree, Thre" policemen saw him running and
pursued him. commanding him 70 stop ills reply
let striking Policeman Poisson inhcuus mortar
wound The other two policemen. win the az
sstance OF waiter. snccceaed in graphing WIN VII.
ana overpo~eri IN" bomo-throWcr. A. ne l "a "a
tion the fellow. who - first called himself Leon
Breton. but whose name was soon asceI NO. -
he Emile Henry. said ~ es, am an Aidt'
and the more OF the bourgeoise Killed IN" better
II was learned mat this young Anarchist who'e
t.Dn graduated from fnr S0rbOnnr IN me depart
m"rt II science, having ~0n a STATE ~ lt. -
years before the outrage AT ne ii"t.i itt.InuH H
began % devote IN lst u his um' - Wrrh" ~
Anarchist papers. n" was arrested Hf'ef ~" ate
Gerry explosion. but WAS re- leased Two day' atrr.
throw ina, thc bomb m ne caft
inr,cI by Herrs n, poiiee 'nraafH'ogi ~
of Anarchists many of whom were arrested
Henry was placed 0n his irlal IN ne H'.u' .N9
tiz-s On April 81. nn4 was c"n' l''' ani l,'i,l
,ua made many hplan' interruptions in TIE course
Hc vas suulotn-I early oa tho morning of li3y
Tho uiSnt he,0r" n.s LAWYER hat "A l9nE a.it.-
oro. p.ffh l'r.sil.,t Carrlt from whom ae raiu.t
sought fu obtain r"spit" for tl" F'l lng Anlrchst
.,pi.sl.l .n a vlnl.w-ll Of t1- Kcs 'aurInt Foyo'.
wrerk-l an4 thrce persons were seriously iuiure
written concerning Nall1rt.- bomb outrage in t1r
Chamber Of Deputies To" victims are 0i Aitle con-
walls =" nut MS painful personal experience OF thr
workings OF rhc Anarchic idea erectuilly cured TIE
poet OF his fon!uess f1r militant AntrrhlSn in'
Restauran, Foyot stands directly across the Rue de
Vtuglrarl ..ofn In. Palace Of the Luxembourg III
which thc -,'lators mee.. and one opinion was thai
il ths restaurant Wa- The scene ln is1l ~ one ~
'ho moe famous executions - mos" lenders oi me
| Commune Ynom th~ present Anarchists pretend p
Wa comm ticl ln retaliation f'r an o'cHr'"ac" W NJ
ts-t.rr. years ago