The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-24

Sey3rd' Persons WOUNDED b. Fyay Frag-
mentS Of an Internal Machine.

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PARIS Feb. 20.-The city of Parls ha,
been startled by another bomb eNPlc-
sion, and following closely upon the
outrage at Hotel Terminus this new
evidence Of Anarchist activity causes
considerable excitement.
The excitement was added to when it
was learned this forenoon that an at
tempt had been made to blow up the
handsome buildings of the ministry of
foreign affairs on the Quai d'Orsay \
metal tube was found lying at the On
trance of the foreign office, which was
turned over to the police
A man Of suspicious appearance re
Gently hired a furnished room in 4
small tenement or hotel Of modest
description, situated at 50 Rue i.
Jacques. 80 far as can be asccrtained
the suspicious looking tenant disap-
peared on or about Monday, and as he
did not return last night, the proprietor
of the hotel, Nine. Calibresi, knocked
at the door and finally threatened to
break down the door unless it was
opened. Nine. CaliDresi, however, de
layed carrying out her intention to en-
ter the apartment until l 80 this morn
ing, when she again tried to open the
door, this time employing force.
While engaged in this task the land
lady became aware that something had
caught in the top Of the door, and
upon closer examination she found
that it was to all appearances
a bomb or an Internal machine.
Nine. Calibresi ian away from the
door III alarm and called her husband
who, after making an inspection of this
supposed bomb, called policeman.
The officer promptly but unwiSeIy put
his shoulder to the door and burst it
open. This caused the bomb, shaped
like a eardinc box Of the largest size, 10
fall to the floor whore it exploded, in
tiiCting terrible injuries upon Mm".
Calibresi who was wounded in the alb
dOmen; slightly wounded her hu-I band
an uncle of the woman, vino re
ceived a bullet in the abdomen:
fracturing the leg # VI. IoaeI,
commission agent, who had
been attracted to the scene, at the ar
rival of tn" policeman, also woanding
his wife who accompanied him. 70
soon as the policeman recovered from
the shock which hc had sustained bv
Nine. Caiihresi, her husband, NJ. and
Nine. Isal, and others who were slight
lv wounded were taken to the Hotel
DIcu, the famous hospital of Paris
The police as usual are maintaining
great secrecy. No ~ Rue st JacquoS il
this morning in the hands Of the police,
who are making Il tnur0Ilrh iuycetira-
ton. According to one theory the
bomb was placed WhcI" il was found by
the Anarchist Iodger who had q personal
grudge against VI. and Nine. CaIibrcsi
and who was aware that they would
force open his door SO soon as they tie
came convinced that he had dIsap-
pcared or that something was wrong in
side the apartment. The explosion
caused much damage in the tenement,
blowing out tn" windows, throwing
down the plastcrlng and doing other in
Jury Of a similar nature.
This afternoon there was a renewal OF
the excitement caused 10y The finding of
another bomb. This time there was no
explosion. The second bomb was
found in the hotel De / 'ESpcrance on
the Rue du Fauburg Il. Martin. twas
found at ll:&0 \. N. and was similar in
shape and make to that one which cx-
ploGed early this morning in the small
hotel on the Rue 81 jacques. The
bomb of the Hotel he Il.sperancc
WAS found in 4 manner similar to that
which caused the discovery and cN-
plOsiOn of the first one this morning. In
the last case, however, the bomb did
not explode, and upon It being found
the authorities were sent for ard il was
taken to the municipal laboratory where
it will be examined.
The police are of the opinion that the
bomb which exploded this morning in
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