New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
EMILE HENRY CONVICTED.
THE ANARCHIST BoMB-THROWER SEN
TENCED TO DEATH.

HE SHOUTS LONG LIVE ANARCHY ON HEAR
ING HIS FATE-IIIs STRIKING SPEECH TO
THE JURY-TnE TESTIMONY on THE SEC
oNp DAY OF THE TRIAL ~ PARIS
Paris April 2s-The Anarchist, Emile Henry. was
this evening found guilty of bomb-throwing ana
sentenced to death When the sentence was pro-
nounced he shouted:
Comrades, courage! Long live Anarchy.
Henry spoke for half hour after the counsel
had summed up With remarkable coolness, logic
and eoouence he explained 10 the jury his reasons
for throwing the bomb The jury retired at 0:io
O'Clock and were out less than an hour Inc Verdict
was that the prisoner was guilty on all counts
Henry vino had been led from the courtroom, was
brought back. His manner was unconstrained. ana
he smiled he faced the court officers In respohse
to the inquiry whether he had anything 10 say ne
remarked nonchalantly:
- accent the verdict Whatever it may be"
The judges who had gone out consulted ony = d
few minutes before returning to pronounce sentence.
After hearing the presiding judge declare that he
must suffer The death penalty Henry turned from
walked with sprishtly step from the room.
The second and last day OF the trial began tnis
morning in a crowded courtroom The prisoner pre-
served the cynical demeanor which characterized
him Yesterday and frequently interjected into the
examination of witnesses scraps OF information con-
cernng himself and his acts. which conspcuously
accentuated his ogotlsm.
Examining Magistrate Meyer who, with Judge
Esplnas conducted the examination Of large num-
Der OF Anarchists In the early part Of March. was
called to the witness stand. Judge Meyer stated
that he had made inquiries In the provinces con,
cernng Henry which proved that he was concerned
in a number OF robberies which had been com
mit,el some months ago. ~.
4 decorator named Dupuy testified that on NO
vember 2 1892 the date OF the explosion at the
police station in Rue des Bons Enfants Henry was
in hs employ. lie had absentcd himself from MS
work on that day but he was absent only from
1920 a. m. until noon. I'm the hour and half ne
was away he could not nave gone TO tne rue ns ues
Bons Enfants police station and back, the Journey
requiring much more time than that ,
Henry here interrupted the examination OF NJ
Dupuy by declaring that IL was he VINO carried the
pany, No II Avenue de rOpera, and placed IL where
il was found November >. 1892 .,
NJ Ferron. a manufacturer. testined that ne 'od
four kos OF chorate Of potash to henry four days
before the explosion. -,
OF the Municinal Laboratory lnd other OFFICIALS or
that institution not inclined to the belief that 1t
having boon good dn.gent and talented Doctor
G0up declared that he regarded the prisoner
mind unbalanced. :,
Heary here interrupted the doctor and said in
loud II thank YOU DOCTOR. Tor trying 10 save
mn, head but IL docs not need slvins. | am per-
fectly arawerdble FOR what ! have done.
When The name Of the prisoners mother was
called Henry protested against being competed 10
see his mother faint. ana she was therefore not
put on the witness stand.
Henry frequently interrupted him with such eiacu-
ia,inns as That's false" That's lie" etc.
g,,r n. stopped NJ Buot and said In an angry
tone: Il forbid you t. refer TO my mother"