New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
MANY ARRESTS IN PARIS.
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,o,vers and knives, still holds possession Of
.ts apartments, the headquarters Of the Anti
sor,,te League, 10 which entrance is only posi-
,,e after running the gantlet Of strong guard
Of Anti-senites'
,ouse OF NJ. Thiebault. in the Quai Voltaire, and
number Of policemen surrounded the house,
$50. NJ Thiebault escaped by a balcony TO an
adjoining house
The police have seized the "Drapeau" news
paper office
Tho house Of N. Andre de Buffet. representa-
.,va Of the Duke of Orleans, searched and
=. number of papers were seized He Is vice.
.rss,dent OF the Young Royalist League.
NJ Maitland, OF the Petit Parisien" staff has
,sen arrested on the charge of urging soldiers
40 plebiscite on the form of government
A, Nancy a man named Pisson was arrested
- the charge of espionage and has been con-
s.nned to three years imprisonment 900 francs
and 10 be deprived Of civil rights for dec
sde. ,...s
onIv fourteen were executed.
N. Fabre began TO interrogate NJ Paul Derou-
,ede this evening.
As the cells at Police Headquarters are all
occupied, several Of the prisoners Will be trans
,erred TO the Prison de la Sante.
According TO rumors current In official cir
.,es the affair is likely to produce serious con-
seoueuces. 1t is stated that the Government
Possesses precise and detailed instructions from
the Duke Of Orleans to his agents
ARRESTED ON THE FRONTIER.
=, Andre Buffet was arrested at Feiguier on
.o,.ter &c he was about to cross into Bel
GUM =,
The police have placed seals upon the doors Vi
=, cuar,n,s residence In which he still dehes
them q,
Measures have been taken TO prevent NJ
cuer,n from communicating with persons OUT
aide his residence, and the water gas anu 'e'e
nbone connections have been cut of
1rha League of Patriots is organizing meet
ing for Tuesday next. to protest against 'ie
arrest Of NJ. Deroulede.
Further arrest have been made at various
p,aces in the Provinces.
NJ. perouede. Chief Of the League OF fa'fio's
I'D Narcel-Habert a member OF the Chamber OF
,a,,,,as were arrested on the evening OF February
% last on the charge Of melting soldiers 10 insuo
ordination in connection with the election Oh fles'
dent Loubet. On May 81 the prisoners VINO hau
beon on trial before the Assize Court IN Paris
yere acquitted although during the proceeulhss
NJ D4roulede admitted he wished 10 lead prigade
10 overthrow the Parliamentary Republic, that ms
action was fully premedated and that ne "ouu
not cease his attempts 10 overthrow Parliamentar-
ism He acknowledged he was guilty Of all the
charges except the allegation that he wqnted "a, 70
lead The soldiers astray without leader ne salu
~ wanted a general at their head: woulo nave
nreferred the Commander in Chief Unhappii!'
had choice" ,.s,,o = ,,.h,s
He finished his harangue by demanding pIeoihs-
citary republic asserting at the same une that ne
never intended turn the soldiers from thelr duty,
hut only wished 10 carry General Roget VINO was
In command Of the troops with him. 1870,
AZ Warcel-Habert also admitted that he wished
TO cause a revolution but denied having inclteed i
soldiers TO disobedience He said ne only eouen!!
10 lead General Roget TO the Elysee Palace. and
that the men with him had been merely follow
ing the officers.