, 1875-12-13
TIE COMMUNISTS.

Alas. roor Carl Kings. Onco he wan the n1l-
powerful Dictator of tho Chicago Communists,
md bis word wts law unto hA followers. To-
day there IL rono 80 poor 10 do him reyer-
eucr. f'.a dceline dates back to the time when
ho forsouk the honorable profession Of sc,ahor-
grinder aud hung nut Lis sslingle III saloon-koep-
or. Tho Communists expected that lapa Kliuga,
as they fanl,l!arly cal!od hin, would furnish
thcm. not only with free lunches. but also with
frea beer. Az to tho frce lunch, Mr. Kings
Nllcd tho bill. for hia counler Was always loaded
with gooA'y supply Of ktals bread. muatard,
snd dog-saussge. Dns for tho beoF be charged
{ cents glass, Just the came ~ tho common
capitatlss uHloou. .Lacpers. And, though Mr.
Kings AftaFwars reduced tho price OF his beer
TO ccntn for tno glassss, 5ot 10 wss
no CO. and no did not take iD
enough noney to pay Lis rent. Tho and Of Mr.
t,snel out by his lanllorl nta his traps contiH-
casoI for tho rent. stilce thAt t!Ino he has not
bean bo siolen; Communist al lo usod to b.
ana has taEsn but little active part IN the late
thuy paAhea q resolution. previous to tho last
co,1Mty election that every Communint who
to,is part III the camy.,ign should 10 ignormn-
oaaly oxy yciled. Mr. Killings took 40 notice Of tho
lima btlt, Oh tho coutrAry. wolked with Afl his
might agaiuht his arch enemy. dr. ilesiny. Ms.
klluRA was therefore summoned to appear be.
forn the mighty Council yesterday afternoon aud
n a" e Hon eauss fron "hy lo hosaraha sneSI not
soeiation oi Communists for Violating
900 Of their holy mandates. The
meeting mas secret, but enough has been
Iea.ned to prevo that Mr. klinga did not make
any exp!auation Of lis conduct hc simply
trc AteI tho Council with the contempt which, III
hlH opl.liun. IL SO fully deserved. or coutse
Sir. K!iuRa Mas expelled.
al. u,
anything clso but Communist. lie still ro-
n,hins better and moro sincere Comnlun.Ht
than thoao who hayo found him guilty. lie was
= rampant Communist III Germany. Io Was
.mpriaonnd End expelled for advocating bis
views. Io came to this city and organized tho
Communist party hero, and Waa their leader na-
til, in nu unfortunate moment, ho tried to be-
como capitalist by starting lagcr-beer saloon,
Tho action taken by the party yssterday
will simply have tho efrcct 10 split them In two,
40 RIngs las still largo number OF followers
Hho will under no circumstances fuEs&ko him.
MR.. CHRISTIAN KRAusE,
also ono Of the former IeadOns. and the only
Communist In tho city who 10 = tAx-pAver, was
AIso oxpcllcd yesterday for the namo reAeon ~
Sir. Kings. and theas two mon arc PoHef In
themselves. aud will yet got oven With thoso who
hare driven thou from power aud assumed con-
troll themselves. Messrs. Kings and Krauss,
though Ylo!ont ta!less. hRvo puver yet haon lu
favor Of vto1ent nseana to gain thoir ends, "a arc
tnoa8 who now govern kno Communists Ihb
present leaders arc not ~ sAgacious - tho old
onon. and they vii! not rost until lhny hare led
thetr followers Into trouble.
4 DEMONSTRATIONS PROPOSED.
Sunday tlto 9th Of this mcnth, 4 fair chknce
will be afforded to SEQ how many Communists
there ara At prerent in tho city That afternoon
u largo mnas.mocttug will to held At tue Yor-
warss Turucr-lIall. for tho plrpose Of protest.
| lug aRa,nst tue shameful treatment by tho
FTonch autho1tles OF sLe Paris Comu,nnfs.a
bAn;shed to Nov Caledonia. and to send said
psoteat 10 tho French Mlniaser 1t WaAhiuRtou.
Az mono but Cosn.nuniBts aud their Ad!lersnt
could hara any ssmpat1y with such movement,
| Il IL fair 10 presume sn&t none but Communists
| will nit and fin ,nuafi,u