St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-04
ODOnovan Rosa Passed a Quiet
Night and is Feeling
Stronger.
Mrs. Dudley Arraigned in Court, Re-
fused 10 Plead and is
Remanded.
An Armed Organization of Dynamiters Said
to be in Existence in Pitts
burg, Pa.
The Organization Said to be Strong One
and Only Waiting for an 0ppOr-
tunity to Strike.
DYNAMITERs N PITTsBURG.
An Organized Band of Armed Dynam-
tiers Waiting for the Word

An Organized Band of Armed Dynam-
tiers Waiting for the Word
to GH.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 3.-The publication
of lengthy article in the Chronicle Tele-
graph this afternoon in which it was asserted
there was an organization of dynamiters in
this city, who are armed and waiting for a
pretext for an outbreak, created quite an ex-
element among the timid, and there is con-
siderable alarm. The story as published is
as follows:
Within the past two weeks information has
been obtained, piece by piece, which shows
that here in Pittsburg there is a smolderib g
volcano ready to break forth at any propitious
moment. This information is to the effect
that the dynamiters are armed, supplied with
explosives, and really to cause outbrea
whenever favorable opportunities present.For
several months Russian and two English
spies have been at work in Pittsburg and
vicinity, endesvoring to learn who are in
sympathy here with the
IRISH DYNAMITERs.
Pittsburg for long time has been the
source Of large revenue to the dynamiters.
Men in mills and mines, who believe in the
doctrine Of total annihilation. have been lib
eral donators to the cause Not from these
men alone have donations to Socialists been
received. At least two men, who are fam
Gus the country over, aud who are worth
millions Of dollars, have furnished money in
considerable sums. One Pittsburgh million
aire, in reference to it is said that not only
has he furnished money to English and
French Radicals, but also German extreme
Liberals, who used the funds at the German
reichstag elections. He evidently did not
intend his money to 90 into the
DYNAMITE BRANCH OF POLITICS,
but portion Of it has drifted there, never
theless, for it has gone from the hands Of
one branch Of the exterminists TO the other,
and now asthe current events have taken.
1t mnst be understood that it is time for dis
affection and discomfort among the working
men. Nine workiugmen out Of ten, even
among those who are out Of employment and
in sore need of money, would scorn to aid
any socialistic movement aud be among the
first to help suppress it. II is not this class
OF men who are feared. There are at this
moment, however, several thousand men in
this country who would
NOT STOP At ANYTHNG
which would carry out their ideas Of the
rights OF the poor men to the possessions Of
the rich. There has been 60 hesitation on
their part to talk openly In their meetings.
These men have gathered kindred spirits
from Chicago, from Hooking Valley, from
the anthracite aud bitumious coal mines in
the western part OF the state. These men
have been drifting into the city singly and
in pairs a month OF more. They have come
here they say, for work, but in realty to take
q hand in any movement Of
PLUNDER AND REVOLT
against a law that may be organized. Within
the past three weeks from thousand to ff-
teen hundred guns and revolvcrs have been
received by men in this city. Some come
with money from Canada, others from west
ern points and some from eastern cities.
These arms have been put into the hands Of
only those whuse characters are known and
who can be relied upon. In addition TO
those arms large quantities of dynamite
have been obtained by the revnutiOnisfs.
Some Of this was brought from other points,
and some made here by men who are not
doing this sort Of work for the first time.
This dynamite Is stored ia two or three secret
magazines, which are only known to the
leaders.
SOCIALISTS INTERVIEWED.
Shaub and Frick, two OF the most prom
inent Socialists Of the city, were seen to-
night relative to the story. Frick assumed a
mysterious air when approached and refused
10 talk on the subject. Sbaub said the society
was weak In this city, but expects to see it
greatly strengthened In a few weeks. He
admitted that Carl Obcrman, Of New York,
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