The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-08
STIRRING EVENTS ABROAD.
THE WAR ON THE DYNAMiTERS.
More OF the Movement to Cheek the Anar-
chists and Conspirators Important Arrests
and Discoyer,es I'm glerue and Vienna.

and Discoveries I'm Berne and Vienna.
A London telegram OF Thursday gives
further particulars of the organized action
between England and the Continental pow
ers against anarchists and the dynamiters
which has been agreed upon without any
special treaty. II says the police depart
ments OF the Powers have been instructed
to cooperate with one another under this
compact. The Swiss Government has o.
dered the arrest OF number OF anarch-
lists at Berne and the search OF the domi-
Giles Of suspected persons and the office Of
workingmen's society at Berne. The
Swiss police have arrested German an
archist named Kennel. They sent informa-
ton to Vienna which led to the seizure OF
Kammerer and other anarchists. The ref
ugees at Geneva suspected a man named
Penkert, rampant anarchist speaker, TO
bera Government spy. Penkert received
warning and suddenly disappeared. The
I Vienna Official Gazette publishes an official
order stating that letters opened by the pO-
lice and afterwards sent to their destina-
ton will bear an official seal, with mention
Of the fact that they have been opened at
the Office and distributed.
Much excitement has been caused in
Vienna by the discovery by the police OF
three large dynamite laboratories almost
in the heart Of the city, all OF which show
signs OF having recently been occupied. rs
everything in them indicated that dyna-
mite was being manufactured and that the
occupants had made a hasty exit. The
activity OF the Terrorist party causes the
greatest uneasiness among the weather.
classes in Vienna, aud general feeling Of
uneasincss prevails on account Of the num-
Der OF dynamite bombs that are being scat
tered broadcast Throughout the city. Bombs
are found in the streets almost daily, but rs
vet no serious explosion has taken place.
The detective force has been doubled and are
continually securing the city and suburbs
for dynamite emiSsaries and their hiding
places. Last evening MIN dressed in the
garb OF 4 workman was arrested while al
tempting to smuggle number OF small
bombs into the city. The fellow made a
desperate resistance and attempted to eX-
piode one of the bombs, but was overpow-
cred and taken TO the pOlice-station. He
refused TO reveal the place where he had
procured the bombs, but from information
received by the police from other sources
it is believed that dynamite is being manu-
featured in the suburbs, and detectives are
now actively searching suspected places.
A careful examination OF some OF the
dynamite discovered by the police has
led TO the belief that large quantities
Of the explosive are received by the Ter
rorists from their friends in America, and
that it is shipped from America Uid Switz-
erand. The SWISS authorities have been
asked TO keep sharp lookout Tor dyna-
mite intended for Austria, and the Aus
trian Government has secured the services
OF number OF Swiss detectives to aid in
the search for explosives.
The German. Austrian, Spanish, French,
and other ambassadors are receiving in
structions to confer With Mancini, the
Italian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, re-
garding European cooperation with view
to demanding the Washington Govern
ment to initiate legislation against avowed
dynamite emissarieS.