The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25
The CONNUNISTlC BUBBLE.
Re- relations Of a French Detective
!. IN New York
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Secrets efthe Society Revealed Iaioc},
Powder and Plumber.

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Powder and Plumber.
Unknown and un0bserved celebrated French
detective an Old hand, so TO speak, whose expert.
erce in revolutionary outbuHsts was derived from
the terrible scenes enacted in Paris during the
reign OF the Commune In that city. witnessed the
recent exhibition in New York In connection with
the so-caiied w0rkingmen's display. and his re-
ports to Superintendent Matsen will be read with
considerable interest. He presents perfect pen
picture OF the organization, with its component
parts, about which nOthing more Is known than
that Its object is In no way conducive TO the public
good, at least on this side OF the Atlantic. How
belt, The reports speak Tor themselves In his first
report to the superintendent OF Police daied Janu-
AIRY Is. the French detective says
In compliance with your orders did all in my powers
70 b, %sfn Gioey the movements OF the French Club
transas The oiSwings are the result OF NV nvesga-
As instructed by you ATTENDED the meeting which
the on Ss1dS nsdaF @
OF them being Communities Internaiionaiists and
troubles When tooE pase in
The following instructions were given to the meeting
e Mr. Of ct the %a Nsss' to me
ssnSst the ns oo%s moSnns IRON napas, eight
BY OF Sse each ana oo
mander or leader was to be appointed for each section
Mr. May in his speech which Was one Of the most IN
A o. ss
thu az a aS,si on the
DaoS p se s ss mat They would The
Kim By ding him BY the eS Windows s'0' Jake
speech Nay said that the c"%mse. OF saiey s had
s s so Ss me- wsS 70
time
Ga tns css we're ac
he N mo ~
several other similar speeches deyersd BY other
ssss sa% u esss s'es,ssS Aff s
the Commanet the Commune or death"
the police Sus only a .SS the
sslH GaSny sSSItesatS arssias Aapsss
around aef rrenSS m IN
the nigh and think that money or liquors were dis
ss asd EsS 70 my opo% ns the
soBASr's DRUM
As decided the evening before the drum Wa beaten by
at the Casino at halipas nine O'Clock. Plenty Of those
they started rhompkins square, as instructed on
toowed Them at distance all rhompkins sauare. and
osed nth their ross when en- By police
being not known by the policemen on duty came very y
sSS5sd myself, quilted he
badge which shortly after IN the aernoo ,H.
!
Bowsry. " -'' - 400
h, The he or a Nj ,s TnO to
ssfoy was satisfied OF the condnct OF the worSng men a.
embsT Of that
the day had been en- success great success because
~ they should
The '%S day
go Visit the ny o. T%ss
will sax that ss are the wives
think WI! soon SHOw the names OF the women CON-
sa snd s % to begin
next time meet the police and the militia; that the
to aght as well as the police .'0 ~ N'' 10"
the that meeting going ee
81 s a@ Of as a be
VIII o al n my possible s n to know everything that
closely know s9at regular and wen orsa1izsd Inter
that the German popuIation win Join the prenchmen N
1ns ~ssh s. s0s w i soes
n sss hs ss ana who &
thing could give him money enough to live with.
Il: the
do as possSe ha'
By tina. way would Be able to make e.ac. reports
Now am known by those men and am obliged to be
AS instructed By you / viii watch all their movements
and nd sons AND M reRS s y%nd diy enon.o .v
times. came IN this country with his brother
d. saS sns o tho a ta,s
s we're E. stolen by him curing the
'-'' ''N' Louis DE PLAINvAL
wARLrKR AssExBIAGx
To O. ". MArsEL, Esq, Superintendent Of PoIice:-
" sa
your attention to this fact that as there were about
the and the
before the meeting commenced. After remaining some
s Gss s the
stairs goaa the s asSem5 s mt THAR
large closet which in the back ROOM in the right wall
By the police meeting sommenced 's d RAD
The officers present on the stage, and one Mr.
proposed Mr. rs prssden me said
Mr.. Charner, President; Mr. Gustsve May, Secretary;
IS delegates lie 81
am doing my best the address of those seven
Alter the officers were nominated Mr. G. May, secre.
tary, read the report Of the last meeting.
sysfsy ne PSief the they
square AZ he d no CITIZENS he nea
osS Ss "a
workngmen we're armed only with stones bp! that in
Then s ss oo Of w Ss S ss
French army and seems to UNDERSTAND very well mill
toy ses sssii lsns: orssniss mn" %i
clear the city and e face any armed force New YORK
y He 1 10 o sS ss
saa be alleged Would a rn0 Ssae
they Ss 81 Be- psSo .au.rs 1 b. %
sS oan
lie square That man sordia speaks well French. aud