The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19
Sentiments Expressed at Meet
ing Of Anarchist LEADERS
In London.
They'll Stop Manufacturing Bombs
When the Government Stops
Making Guns.
Capture OF n Dynamite EHponent-Exeit-
Ing CoIioquy At nenry's EEamina-
tlon- Other Foreign News.

LONDON Feb. ls.-The widely announced
msetinR Of the Auionomie club. under the
auspices o; the international workers OF the
Rroup. was attended by only fifteen per-
sons. fourteen OF whom we're foreigners.
The speakers announced did not appear.
After waiting two hours. Gibbons, of tho
common veal group. made \ spetch IN
which be urged an effort be made In right
ing wrongs. and held up valiant PAllas
and othors ne martyrs worthy OF emulation.
Hundreds we're ready 90 SIC ihoe their
lives in the great cause. As TO himself,
hs was perfectly prepared 10 do so. They
had nothing 20 live for. but were simply
slaves OF the capitalists. Speeches we're
useless and physical force was necessary.
When the government AMI Asquith aban-
doned making Maxim guns 70. use against
the people. ths latter would rslinquish the
manufacture OF dynamite bombs. He ad
vised ths workers to read the books upon
chemistry which they would find ia public
libraries. and learn the use OF chemicals.
Other speeches in foreign languages we're
made, and ths audience wildly oheeTsd tho
sentiments OF the leaders Many deteo-
tives in elt'zsns' clothing we're present.
PARIS, Feb. lS.-The anarchists here were
sstounded to-3ay by she arrest Of Paul
Bernard, one Of the anarchist chiefs. who
exercised supreme influence among the
various grours. Bernard hos been several
times condemned for provoking to murder,
arson and pillaRe. His latest conviction
was in November. 1890. whsn he fed to
Baf afoelons. In taat city, the police not
knowing where he was he organized a party
and planned the Nsres conspiracy. which
resulted in -four anarchists bsing
gafroted. He was arrested on q
charge of being concerned In
this conspiracy. but proof being lacking, he
escaped conviction. He was, however. de-
tanned In prison at Cadiz for eighteen
months while ths police were seeking TO
connect him with the plot.
BE nard was the principal devissr Of the
attack with a bomb on Gen. Martinez de
Campos, for which Pallsa Was shot, and he
10 WAS who arranged tho outrage at she
Lycsum theater in Barcelona. When he
was arrested he was carrying a sword cane.
Letters from Valiant we're found in his
possession. IL is said those lstters prove
that he was concerned ia the rocent out
rage In tue chamber ef deputies. IL is also
said that after the crime for which RaYn-
ohol was executed. Bernard gave shelter 90
that criminal. IL is said that. because he
is a Freedman. he cannot be extradited 10
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country.
bomb which is similar in CON
struction 10 that used by valiant aud
Henry was found to-day on the staircase of
the police station in the Rue du Temple.
Anarchist Henry made further confession
to the police yestsriay and his mothers
house was sea ched last night. The police
found much chemical apparatus and num-
be- Of letters ana photographs, including a
group of twenty anarchists. Henry also
GivulRed the names of several anarchist
iiends and their arrests are expected IN \
shot ums.
When Henry was confronted with thoss
who helped 90 HIture him his attitude was
chara oteristic. NJ. Etienne. OF the West
orn Railway company. said that when about
TO seizs Henry the fugitive turned and f ed
pointblAnk ut him. Look" added A.
Etieune. showing his Waistcoat LieTced by
a ballet. "ha1 Hen fired a trihs higher l
should have received the bullet IN my
chest" Henry, interrupting. exclaimed;
well, what harm would there have been IN
thAtP' Etienne. white with Angsr. re lisG:
why, you would have killed me-" We'll.
what tbenY cried Henry. You blood
thirsty scound el," said Etienne. usnry
said; II regret that tie revolver Vas of
such inferior quality. / should have felt a
certain satiaiuction az being confronted
with you IN the mOTgue, ! living and you q
corpse"