New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
mined valued at s. 259 The quantity OF iron ore
hhed is placed at l24.7O2 tons valued at S29s Ols.
FRENCH BUREAU CHIEF AN ANARCHIST
ARREST OF FELIX PENrON EMPLOYED IN
THE WAR OFFICE-MEUNIER LIKELY
TO BE EXTRADITED

ihh WAR OFFICE-MEUNIER LIKELY
TO BE EXTRADITED
Paris April 26-The police this morning arrested
reHX Feneon, chief OF one OF the departments OF
the ar Ofice on suspicion of being connected with
some OF the recent operations Of Anarchists. The
man has been under surveillance for some time
The police found at his lodgings explosive materials
and several Anarchist letters. Feneon was born In
Iurln IN lSl. of French parents. His name appears
in the papers discovered in the lodgings of Matha.
the Anarchist who arrested last night on sus-
picion of his completely with Emile Henry. the Cafe
terminus bomb -thrOwer In a drawer in Feneons
desk were found eleven dynamite cartridges with
III. Lpna0n April %-Charles Meunier the hpnch-
az accVrhpce IN causing the explosion IN ne Taie
very. IN Paris. was again arraigned in the Bow
charge Of completely in the Cafe Very exposon
NE er ba Is accusGd Of having attenpied s TO noW Ip
that the French authorities will have any difficulty
in obtaining his extradton.
The trial OF Emile Henry will begin to-day in
Paris. He Is the Anarchist who threw the bomb
in the Terminus Hotel last February. and VINO has
confessed since he has beer in prison that he made
the bomb which In 1897 killed five persons in the
Office of the Police Commssary. Rue des BOns
Ehfants The latter explosive was deposited In the
hall of the Paris office of the Carmaux mines. and
was was intended 70 blow up the director Baron Reille,
ana other officials OF the mine But the bomb was
discovered and carried 80 the Commissariat de
r3nGe rne where 1t exploded Emile Henry VIII be
nstruction. or investigation OF his case made by
the Judge Of Instruction. he. like most OF the
Anarchists previously sentenced denied having had
any accomplces. II Is known that the Anarchists
declare that they act as individuals. entirely free
from any ties Of association: and this explains why
the French police cannot know them all and how
Anarchists Ike FcneOn may have remained
ployed In Government offices. This circumstance
also makes II difficult to prove the guilt Of Anar-
chistS who have fled t. foreign countries. and 10
obtain their eXtraditOn.
II is therefore not quite probable as Is stated
in the above London dispatch that th- French au-
ihorties VIII haNe no diftculty In obtaining ne ex
FRANCOIS who was charged with being also
compiicr In causing the riots in the CAFE Very.
But Francois was discharged 10y the French tri-
bunal lie had been arrested upon the denuncia-
tion of BrcOn. who was sentenced 10 penal SerVi-
tude. Il Is upon the declarat tons Of the man.
who may have turned inforner to save hts own
head. that Meunier's eXtraditiOn Is requested by
the Frencn Government The English Judge of the
Bow street Court, remembering the unfOunted
grounds upon which he granted the cXtradltion of
FRANCOIS may hesitate 10 order that OF Meunier.
despite his desire at heart TO show mercy t.
Anarchists especially after the recent arrest In
London of Polt and Ferrar. who intended to blow
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