The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
PART OF A DEEP PLOT.
HENRY'S BOMB EXPOSES 4 VAsT
ANARCHIST CONSPIRACY.
The Plot Pr pared In London aud Twenty
Three Assigned to Execute the Out
rages-Henry's KcticsDee.

PARIS, Feb. 1J.It is believed now that
the outrage committed by Emile Henry
at the cafe of the Hotel Terminus, on
Monday night, when twouty-four persons
were injured by the explosion of bomb
thrown by him. was Il part Of vast
Anarchist conspiracy. IL is thought that
the plot was prepared in London. and that
twenty-three men, among them Henry
were assigned to execute the outrages.
Henry has confessed that he had com
munication with Dr. Paul Rectus, for
whom the police have been looking for
long time in consequence Of his alleged
connection with valiant.
A hry n'Iuses - Talk.
Judge Meyer. the examining magistrate.
has been questioning Emile Henry all
day. The prisoner refused to reply to
the questions regarding his acquaintance
in England and declined 20 give any de
tails Of his sojourn in that country He
also refused 10 tell where he had resided
since he came to Paris. He said. 1t is
useless for you to question me. l will not
answer you"
When he does speak on any subject he
expresses himself calmly. but he has
again assumed his reticent air and all
Efforts 10 get information out Of him
have failed Il has been learned that he
was one Of the best pupils at the Paris
College He won scholarships given by
the city OF Paris.
stool tir~t In Mathematics.
His tutors say that he gave every sat
isfactlon as a pupil. and that he always /
stood hrst in the mathematical classes. /
lie passed written examination al the /
polytechnic school. and some time after
ward went TO Venice. where be was cni-
pioyed as an assistant on important en-
gineering works He quarrclled about his
payment for those services. and giving I'D
his position returned to Paris. where he
secured clerkshp.
La Patrie says that the bomb thrown
by Henry was loaded with nitric acid and
chlorate powder. which formed a most
dangerous combination.
The paper says it was a miracle that the
bomb did not explode while Henry was
carrying i.
To >huf own on Fags.
VI. Lepine, the project OF police. has
signed 4 decree forblddng the display
Of any but the French and foreign
national colors in the streets or cemeter-
les. The decree is the outcome or Sun
lays demonstrations in livery cemetery.
Ehen a red flag was unfurled by the
Socialists and Anarchists.
Victim of His Own Bomb.
LONDON Feb. IA Frenchmau. who
: supposed 10 have been an Anarchist
vas blown almost 10 pieces tonight I'm 2
'reeh"lch Park. Near by were found
fragments OF a bottle. which evidently
al contained explosive matter The
ARK Keeper heard the report of the OK
loslon' which came from the direction 4
the observatory, ard FASTENED I'm thar
lreciion, when he found a man lying on
he nOor covered with blood His hand |
ld wrist had been blown away. His
zee and body We're covered with |
ounds. ana there was a gaming wound |
MS stomach, a portion OF the intes- I
nes protruding. He was only able 10 !,
": Take me home" Where his home /
as could not be learned from the papers /
mo pockets and he was therefore con-
yea 10 the Seamans Hospital He l.
ri half an hour after reaching there II
he conjecture 0f the police is that be- | Z
lmbled and fell. and in this way caus-
the explosion Of the contents Of the \ Z
tue which was In his pocket. The :
an was about thirty years OF age. IL
.hBlsh and French papers found I'm lS
mans pockets showed that ne was |
rtlal POurdin a foreign Anarchist IL
lie was one Of the foreign refugees. IL
i IS believed 20 have been I'm London 10
few months What took him 10 =
eenwich Park has not been discovered. :