The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-05
REDS" STILL AT WORK
Another Attempt by Paris An
archist to Destroy Life.
Bomb Exploded i'm the Window of Res
taurant and Three Persons Seriously
Injured Foreign News.

PARIS, April Another bomb explosion
occurred here this evening near the Senate
chamber The explosion occurred at 9:20
clock p. m The bomb was placed in
flower box on the window sill of the Res
taurant Foyot, No. % Rue Vanguard, op-
posite the Senate chamber. The bomb eX-
plOded with a tremendous report and shat
tered all the windows of the restaurant
besides breaking three windows in other
buildings. NJ. Tailade, an artist, and a
lady friend were injured by the explosion
a strong force of military and police soon
had possession OF the restaurant, and the
official investigation was commenced. The
entire police force of the district was
promptly mobiized and sent to the restau-
rant. but the military guards on duty at
the Senate had been called to arms i'm
mediately, and the soldiers soon had the
restaurant in their possession. So promptly
did the police work that but a comparative
ly short time elapsed before a suspected
Anarchist was in custody.
NJ. TaiIlade and the lady in his company
were removed as speedily as possible to
the Hospital de la Charlie. An examina-
ton of NJ. Taillade's injuries revealed that
one of his eyes was completely destroyed.
He was otherwise seriously injured. The
lady was also badly hurt. a waiter in the
restaurant was struck and cut by the fly
ing debris. He, too, was taken to the Hos
pital de la Charlie, where the physicians
pronounced his injuries serious. Several
other persons in the restaurant were slight
ly injured.
AT midnight it was conceded that the DO
lice not sure that they have the real
author of the explosion in custody. The
search was continued and late tonight a
second man suspected OF being implicated
in the crime was arrested. Every Anarchist
haunt is closely watched, and it is thought
shortly
the police.
The LADY with NJ. Taillade in the res
same Anarchist orator and poet who, after
the Valiant outrage, Was, with Zoa and
thoughts INSPIRED by that event MIS- MsiIy Words r
were 10 the effect that the victims of the
explosion were of little. consequence, pro-
vided the Anarchist idea prevailed. The
restaurant was a haunt of Senator's and,
though Parliament Is not sitting. il may he
fairly assumed that the object OF the mis-
creant was 10 make dangerous demon
stration against the Senate
The cashier OF the restaurant was
Madame De Laroux. Her hair was com
pletely burned off. One of the walters was
rendered completely deaf by the concus-
sion So great the force of the explo-
sion that ali the windows in the Rue De
Conde for a distance of $50 metres were
blown TO atoms. The police have found
embedded in the ceiling OF the restaurant
many pieces Of iron and tin from the
bomb. \ spring and wheel We're also
found. indieatins 3s mat haI,h eiockIwork was
NJ. Talllade is suffering great pain. He
groans increasingly. and continually begs
the physicians TO give him choral TO alleVi-
ate his agonies. Having suffered from
practical Illustration of the cowardly crimes
of the Anarchists, he now declares they are
no longer his friends There are not lack
ing many persons who express no sympathy
for him. declaring that he has only been
awarded retributive justice.
Anarchist Arrested I'm London.
LONDON, April 4.-The Daily News SAYS
that, last night. after a desperate struggle.
Inspector Melville arrested Charles Muenier.
who is charged with completely in the Cafe
Very explosion in Paris. When the in
spector informed NJ. Muener that he was
his prisoner. another Frenchman, who was
I'm Muenier's company, attempted TO rescue
his friend. A sharp fight ensued during
which Inspector Melville held or to Muenier