Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-28
Alarming Condition Of I Affairs in
France.
THE ANARCHISTS ORGANIZATION.
A DiabOlical Scheme to Destroy Life
and Property.
COMMENTS ON GERMAN ELECTIONS
Arabi Pasha's Trial Developing the
Completely Of the Sultan.
FRANCE.


FRANCE.
LYONS, Oct. 27-The anarchist con-
spiracy has taken deeper root than was
expected, and this morning the situation
is very critical. Citizens are panic
stricken at the revelation made yester-
day of the local strength and far reaching
power of the desperate men who consti-
tute the organization, and consider an out
break almost inevitable. A mob has
formed in the streets and in addition to
threats against the Republican, newspaper
now direct their venom against the banks
and public buildings, which are being care
fully guarded. but by an inadequate force
that would not be able to protect the
property if the rioters
made anything like determined
attempt to overpower them. The condi-
ton Of affairs adds new and unforeseen diff
ficulties to President CREWS position. 1t
is not unlikely ministerial crisis will be
precipitated and that the resignation of
the president himself will be considered
advisable as soon as the chambers assem-
BILE. This feature of the case is being
much discussed here, and advices from
Paris indicate that the same view is held
in many quarters there.
PARIS. Oct. pa semi-official commun-
ique says: The recent deplorable events
at Montceau Les Mines and at Lyons were
after all emily of isolated occurrence, and
proceeded from. the investigation of
an organized association which
has at its head and for its principal
leaders men who reside outside this nation.
This society has unfortunately extended
its ramiications into aud through France
during the last four years. Notwithstand
ing the foothoid it has gained, however,
there is no ground for any alarm as to its
effect Oh society, since the government is
| watching its proceedings and preparing
to protect the public against any outbreak
that nay be contemplated.
BERLIN, Oct. Pin the German papers
lively discussion is going on among the
politicians of various factions regarding
the revolutionary movement which has SO
suddenly and unexpectedly developed in
| France. They concur in expressing the
opinion that Gambetta will profit by the
outbreak in Lyons, and will seize the OPP
portlnity to step to the front and declare
himself to be savior of society and
the apostle of peace to his country.
PARIS, Oct. o7.-Friends of the govern
ment now admit that the imnense number
of threatening letters which passed through
the postotfice at Montceau les Mines.
Chalons and Lyons are the work of prac-
| teal jokers and enemies of the republic
| who wish to raise scare.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Paris correspond
| ent of the Manchester Guardian never
heard SO much anxiety expressed in regard
| to the future as now. The police are ex-
traordinarily active. A large number of
arrests are being made at Lyons. Among
the persons arrested are the men supposed
| to have placed a number of bombs which
exploded underneath a restaurant Sunday.
PARIS, Oct. PA meeting of the syndi-
| cate chamber. of master cabinet-makers
| have decided to close their workshops
Monday unless the workmen consent to
| raise the prohibition upon interdicted
workshops and resume the system of direct
agreement between workmen and en-
ployers without the Intervention of an ex-
| ecutive commission of workmen. If the
workmen refuse these terms 10000 of
| them will be promptly locked out, and the
gravity of the crisis will thereby be
greatly increased.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The cable conference
will submit to the governments repre-
/ scented the draft of an international treaty
for the protection of cables.
PARIS, OCT. a. The Republique Fran
| caise says there is now no longer any
| doubt that there exists in france sect
| similar to the Russian Nihilists or the
Irish Fenians, and they are aiming
at the destruction of society. They are
ready to employ the most violent and most
| criminal means to accomplish their pur-
poses. The Paris newspapers publish a
document purporting to be a manifest of
the Anarchist league at Geneva. It calls
| upon the people of France to
rise as unit to abolish all laws
and religion, to destroy those who
| employ laborers who are owners of prop
| erty. correspondent of LeTemps at
Montceau says, Prince Krepatline, the Nj
hilist, is at the head of the anarchy move
ment. LeTenaps calls upon the chamber
| of deputies to devote all its energies to the
task of strengthening the hands of the
government by terrifying the rising spirit
of anarchy and ruin, and giving con-
fidence and assuring continued prosperity
| to citizens.
LYONS, Oct. 27.-The Anarchist prison
ers are again under examination, but with
great obstinacy they persist in their re-
fusal to answer a single question put to
them. The streets continue to be deserted
after dark. Some of the theaters are
closed, and cavalry are patroling.
| GERMANY
BEEL1N, Oct. PA leading editorial in
the Nordlentsche AHgemieae Zeintung de-
clares in so many words that the German