Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22
TALK OF REDS.
Valiant and Other Bomb Throw
ers Held Up as Martyrs.
HENRY MAKES ANOTHER CONFESSION.
he Divuises the Names of Several of His
Friends and Their Arrest Expected
His Mothers House
Searched.

LONDON, Feb io.-Crowds of curious
persons swarmed in Greenwich park
yesterday, packed the terrace in front
OF the celebrated observatory and filled
all the other elevated portions of this
popular resort for Londoners, from
which is obtainable SO extensive and
interesting view over the river
Stakes dotted the ground where por-
tions of the body Of the anarchist Bou-
din had been found. At the post NOR
TEN examination dozen pieces Of
metal, similar in their contents to the
bombs used by Boudin, were produced.
The widely announced meeting of
the Autonomic club under the auspices
of the international workers group,
was attended by only fifteen persons.
Fourteen of these were foreigners.
The speakers who had been announced
TO address the meeting, did not appear.
After waiting two hours, Gibbons, of
the Commonwealth group, made
speech, in the course of which
he urged effort in righting the
wrongs they complained Of He held
up Valiant, Pallas and "other mar
tyrs," as worthy of his hearers emula-
tion. Hundreds he said, were ready
to sacrifice their lives In the great
cause. He, himself, was perfectly pre-
pared to do so, as they had nothing to
live for, but were simply the slaves OF
the capitalists. Speeches, he added,
were useless, and physical force was
necessa "
When the government and Mr.. AS
quith he continued, abandoned making
Maxim guns for use against the peo-
pie, the latter would relinquish the
manufacture of dynamite bombs The
speaker advised workers TO read books
upon chemicals, which they would find
In the public libraries, and to learn the
use of chemicals
BOMB IN POLICE STATION.
PARIS, Feb. IA bomb similar in
its construction to that used by Vail
liant and Henry was found on the stair
way of the police station in the Rue du
Temple, one of the oldest and busiest
streets of the city, and which leads to
the Hotel du Vile. This street is the
Marche du Temple, occupying the site
of the Tour du Temple, which, during
the revolution, was used as a prison of
the royal family.
Anarchist Henry made further con-
fession to the police yesterday and, as
a result of IL, his mothers house was
searched last night The police found
much chemical apparatus and a mum
Der of letters and photographs, includ-
ing group of twenty anarchists. All
OF these things will prove valuable to
the police in their efforts TO arrest the
other anarchists who were implicated
In the plot with Henry.
Henry also divulged the names of
several of his anarchist friends and
their arrests are expected TO take place
in short time.
When Henry was confronted with
those who had helped to capture him
his attitude was characteristic NJ. Et-
tienne, of the Western Railway Co,
said that when about to seize Henry
the fugitive turned and fired point
blank at him. Look" added NJ. Et-
tienne, showing his waistcoat pierced
by bullet had he fired a trifle higher,
! should have received the bullet in my
chest"
Henry dnterrupting): "Well, what
harm would there have been in that?"
NJ. Ettieune white with anger):
"Why, you would have killed me-.
Henry: "Well what them"
VI. Ettienne: You bloodthirsty
scoundrel"
Henry: ~ regret that the revolver
was OF such inferior quality, should
have felt certain satisfaction at be.
ing confronted with you in the morgue
Il living and you a corpse"