The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-09
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The number is that by which the bearer is
known in the organization. The color of the
card symbolizes blood, the patron fluid of
the Anarchists. The letters are the initials
of International Arbeiter Association" By
presenting his card member identifies him.
self at the meetings. The presence of q
stranger at meeting would not necessarily
disturb its officers, as no secrets are broached
in open session. They are known only to the
inner brotherhood.
Any person who is opposed to corporations,
rich people, Presidents Mayors, police and
police stations on principle, can become q
member, only he must be in favor of wiping
out these adJuncts of civilization by gem
eral uprising and massacre. The ordinary
membership fee is ten cents a month and
whatever part Of the extra assessment the
Individual can afford Some who are too
poor to pay any thing, but who are able
Bodied or so formed intellectually as to be
any payment. They must, however, signify
their willingness at any moment to shoulder
q musket and march out with their comrades
to annihilate rulers and capitalists. The
headquarters of the association is at No. 80
First street, New York City, where Justice
Schw6b and Herr Most can be found.
Twelve branches in New York supply the
committee with encouragement and ample
funds.
The full list OF agents of the principal
groups of Anarchists in New York Boston,
Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco and st.
Louis, comprises over 200 names and ad-
dresses, and are printed in full by the Press
The district organizers in Western Pennsyl
vania are:
w. Il. Roback, Brownfeld, Fayette
County, Pennsylvania.
J. Hudce, 6S Standard street, Moant Pleas
ant. Pa
Voctav Akmana, care OF F. Herring,
Bridgeport, o.
J. Linden, Il Backer street Cleveland.
T. T. Geger. 70 Linden street. Cleveland.
Bruno Kroeber, P. o. box l. 347, Meridian,
Paul Koener, 500 Chestnut street, Mil
waukee.
Frederick Eckus, so Bank street, Cincin-
natl.
The agencies abroad where dynamite liter
ture and orders are disseminated are:
Italy-1S Via Pasellero, Milan; Rue des
Grotes, Genoa.
France-16 Rue de Croisant, Paris; % Rue
de Vancer, Lyons; Rue de st. Francisco de
Paula, Nice.
spsin-Cale de Fonta, Nelas Trienda,
Barcelona.
There are over fifty chief agents, each COM
manding q separate group in New York.
New York City is supposed to have 1000
members; Chicago, 1900, and this city 600.
Pittsburg Is fourth on the list with /, 400
members, and Cincinnati and Cleveland
next. The National organ of the society
this city is edited in a third story room
2,146 North Second street, by Henry Grau,
and is printed in red ink when dynamite
explosions occur in England, and on the
anniversary of the Commune and the death
of the late Car of Russia.
The day to which every anarchist looks
forward to with hope and expectation is
that on which the general uprising is to
take place in Europe and the United etates.
Orders will be sent from New York the day
before in the shape of a proclamation, a
copy of which was procured at headquarters
and translation follows:
Proclamation to be issued on the day of
the hanging impending universal rising or
revolution:
Part l. In every commune where the
people have been victorious revolutionary
committees will assemble. These will exc