New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
IN THE GRASP OF THE la W
TRIAL OF THIRTY LEADING ANARCHISTS
BEGUN IN PARIS.
FIVE OF THEM ARE FTGITIvES-AUTHORs EDI-
TORS AND WOMEN AMONG THE PRISONERS
CHAEGED WITH VARIOUS CRIMES
1900 ANARCHISTS TO RE DE-


CHAEGED WITH VARIOUS GRIMES
1900 ANARCHISTS TO Re DE
PORTED FROM ITALY.
Paris. Aug. 6.-Thc trial Of thirty Anarchists be-
gan AZ noon to-day in the Court OF Assizes with
" Dayrus presiding and ". Euot conducting
the prosecution. The courtroom crowded with
lawyers, officials and reporters. The general pub
lie. however either felt little interest in the trial
feared some Anarchist plot. for few outside the
circle directly Interested tried to gain admission.
The tria! viii last about week. The accused
persons filled the prisoners dock and overf.owed
into the places reserved for the press. The prison
ers Bertani, Chericotti and Beotti appeared with
their wives. who are also under charges The only
other female prisoner is the widow Of Mllanacco.
Conspicuous among the other prisoners are Jean
Grave. Julien Ledot and Charles ChAtel. authors;
Seha..ion Faure. agitator. and Felix Fenton. who.
when enjoyed in the War Ministry. found to
be hiding dynamite and Anarchist literature In his
desk Five OF those mentioned in the long in-
dctment read to-day have escaped 10 foreign coun-
tries Among these fugitves are Paul Reclus. the
engineer: Alexander Cohen. author. and Pouget. "A
yubllcist
Mos, of the prisoners looked smart and cheerful
and smiled al the court while the indictment was
being read. Ftn@On alone seemed downcast lie
constantly shifted his position and kept his eyes
fixed on the noor. Besides cnumerating the pecul-
iarly Anarchistic offences. such aiding notorious
bomb-throwers and advising and conspiring with
men Of the Henry ana Valiant type the inGct-
mcnt mentioned the common crimes of which se'-
erdl prisoners are accused Among these crimes are
theft burglary ana pocket picking. Flnall! the
indictment urged that all the prisoners should he
whose aim was destroy society By means OF
robbery arson and assassination.
VI. BI.O. demanded that ne Court iofDld Inc pun
licaton Of the proceedings NJ 81. Auon' Tor ne
prisoners; appealed 10 the Court TO- gnCfe ',s
Inahd: X ~ou'l mean S'hlp'> 4 h'dI''s "a .,
he sa!d WIZ should the present case De mar tls
ils; one under Law OF nnprese r';rl 'r ''r
course. The Court answered VI. Bulo;s demand by
Jean Grave and Sebas;ien Flure which followed.
BEFORE MS cNamina;ion Sebasiien Faur~ requested
We. ne sai h. should demand ma, the examine
lions Of AL ;h- prisoners BE- Kept 9 OK 81 rfh, W.
moved IN Gaze ne prisoner would restrain hlhs"i
from u;,,ranccs tending 20 subvcr' la" and "rI'r
The Cour, agreed this.
After the examinations Of Grave and Faure. the
pros 'u.or ctei julien l.eioi Whp s"eGe'lSi 'iA'g
Lciot d.d not deny hi connection WIN Ia, n"
ch4rles c9ae who, wrote FOR The "Itfyge Al m
arc.es had been .ntemperaieiy worici but dengl
that they were ca.cu.a'el 10 met To- cr.n e. Hr
had any afiilaton with the S9c.9as' party lie VA Wa
An Intiyilua.'s; b." add and socialism ana lnHl-
v.duil'srn were an'ipolcs
Rome Aug SIX Anarchists arrested while
holding secret conference here last evening. II IS
estimated that 900 Anarchists who were arr"'"1
bv the police In the raiis % the last two months
WIFI be depor7cl \ group OF nfy has been already
sent - Naples TO embark for MIssJwnh. IN 30 H'i
Sea.
This is the trial mentioned In The Tribune % Sat
uriay with fnli particulars about the indicted
Anarchists. the Judges ne probable duration of
the 'ria. etc The report - The nrst Day: pro.
I ceoaires shows that the court - disposed 10 act
i with indulgence toward the accused persons. ana
no, - Apply too har-hiy 10 th"!r case the severe
regulation recently voted by the French Cha'nner-
In regard - political ana Anarchist Trials ms
'.rlency was used IN the tr.a of the murderer
Caserio summary 81 the proceedings In when
being allowed be pub.Ehed In newspapers ny