Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-03
Police Capture
ROYAL|ST papers
REVOLUTIONARY DOCUMENTS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN FOUND
IN SEARCH OF HOUSES.
|POSTMEN OBJECT TO
PLAYING DETECTIVE
Attempt Made to Blow Up Bridge
Near Paris on Route of Troops
Soldiers Prevent Further Demon
STATIONS or Disorder.

Paris, April 30.-The police searches
and monarchist circles. The Confed-
Grafton of Labor has issued violent
protest against the action of the au-
thority which was to have appeared in
a special edition of the considerations
organ, the Voix du Peuple, but the
project ordered the postmen to detain
all copies of the iaflammatory paper.
The postmen thereupon voted to pro-
test against being obliged to act as
detectives.
The judicial authorities withhold all
details Of the seizures made, but it Is
found at the home of an imperialist
Is proclamation addressed to the
army and designed to be issued after
the success of the plot, and that the
police also captured lists of future
functionaries and ministers under the
imperialist regime.
Says Plot Was Organized.
The governmental organs assert that
q plot between the mining agitatoPs
in the north and the political agitators
in Paris was fully organized. The op-
position journals deny the existence
Of a plot and treat the affair as an
electoral opera bouffe."
The police executed six more search
e. Saturday morning, growing out Of
the labor disturbances in the north
They included the residence of NJ.
Delasalles, assistant secretary OF the
Confederation of Labor, the Offices Of
revolutionary paper, the Lberateur,
and also the apartments OF several
persons suspected Of being anarchist
sympathizers.
The striking book printers at a
meeting voted to continue the strike
until the labor troubles are finally dis
posed Of.
About 100 striking jewelers. sought
to reach the opera square in order to
make demonstration in the jewelry
quarter, the Rue de la Paix, but re-
publican guards and police barred
their access to the square and finally
they were driven back. A number of
arrests were made.
A sensational newspaper says that
number OF residences of people of
the middle class were placarded dur
ing the night with notices that their
houses would be burned. The state
ment Is not confirmed.
Attempt to BLOW Up Bridge.
An attempt was made Friday night
to blow up a railway bridge at Ar
genteuil, near Paris. A bomb was ex-
ploded under the bridge, causing con-
siderable damage. The authorities at
tribute the outrage to anarchists, but
they have no clew to TIE perpetrators.
The damaged bridge is on the route
followed by the troops coming to
Paris. 1t was announced later that an
investigation of the bomb explosion
showed that serious attempt had
been made to cripple the main rail-
way line between Paris and Havre
An emigrant train passed three min
utes before the explosion. The road
way was torn up for IS feet. Rigorous
measures have been taken against any
further attempts. Detachments of the
engineer corps have been assigned tc
guard the bridges and tunnels con.
Meeting with the 20 railroad depots OF
the department of the Seine.
The strike centers are calm. There
have been no further demonstrations
or disorder owing to the powerful con.
centration of troops at all the dis.
turbed quarterA