The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-14
OTHERS WILL RISE UP.
Breton, the Bomb Thrower, Says
His Death Will not Destroy
Anarchy.
Says Others VIII Come Who
VIII Succeed Better Than
He Did.
His Name and Identity Have not Yet
Been Dlsoovered-A ThreatsninE
Lsafiet PrIntsd la London.

PARIS, Feb. 13. - Breton, the bomb
thrower, was Arrsigned in the police court
this morning. lie carried himself with the
utmost effrontsry. whsn asked ~ he had
ever appeared in the polioS court before. he
replied; IT'S not my custom 10 frequent
such places" In answer 20 further quea-
tions he said he hrsd al the police because
they chased him with drawn swords. One
of the police interrupted by saying that the
police we're trying 10 Save him from being
torn 10 pieces by the mob when he fred.
That proves" retorted Breton. 'that the
people are a wfstohsd lot. In any case
whether die now or two months later does
not matter a straw to me"
The prisoner then assumed q coarse.
chatting tone. and seemed to glory in the
notoriety achieved. He wounded twenty or
more with the bomb and hit hVs with re-
volvor shots. Among the injured are:
Beck, architsct OF the chamber Of depu-
ties. wounded In arms and legs; Van Heer,
eight wounds In legs. and Miohsl wounded
by the shell.
Crowds still surround the cafe. the inte-
rior Of which looks as II swept by a cyclone.
GirArd. director OF the Paris laboratory,
says the missile was made out of a email
round canned meat box. evidently made in
England. The bomb contained 200 eranimes
OF chlorate of potassium and piorio acid.
arranged in q manner similar to that in the
bomb thrown by valiant. During the eI-
animation OF the prisoner NJ Meyer sus-
pectod the accuracy of the prisoners state
msnta and said: II believe you are lying"
Breton glanced anarily az the Judge when
tho latter made this remark and gave .
second aud then q third name. but tho
judge still insisted that he did not believe
him. and ordered the police TO Inquire into
the prisoners antecedents.
Breton then became very vio,ent. and
when Never asked him his motive for COM
mitting the crime Breton replied; II did j,
simply TO give warning 20 the bourgeois
goVernment, which is so callous TO the poor.
You have captured me, hut others will
come who will succeed better than T."
After being subjected 20 an examination
OF two hours, Is eton was returned TO MHzaa
prison. Chief Inspector OF Police MonllieF
exp esses the belief that Breton has Just
arrived from London. When examined his
body was found sofupulousiy clean. This
and other details show that he was In CON-
Portable circumstances and not mere car
pente as he pretenda 10 be. His linen IL
marked "a. NJ" The police expect 10 e.
tabiieh his identity.
LONDON, Feb. ia villAinous anarchist
lesfiet printed in London IN French IA
being freely circulated. The leRhst an
nOunces that its authors threaten to de-
stToY the bourgeois unless their demands
are conceded. and implore their comrades
TO execute justice upon their bourgeois enc
mics of ali ages anu both sexts. Another
leufst, aiming against society IN England,
is printed IN Englieh. aud urges the desifA-
bihty of setting IRE to Lonion in a hun
dred places to monopolizs the attention OF
the police while the anarchist loot the oitJ.