The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-02-05

tUN sNlnN
wOTkingmon out OF every ten Oi
those who are out OF employment are
socialistlo. There are at this moment
several thousand mon In this country
who would
| NOT sror AT ANYTHING
which would carry out th0ir views as 20
tho right of the poor men TO tho
possessions o' tho rich. There has been
no hesitation ON their part TO
press. a 'P'a These o. mon have ave gath
cred kindred spirits from Chi
cago, from the Hooking valley,
| from the anthracite and bituminous
coal mines of tho western part of tho
| state. These men have been drifting
into the city singly and In pairs
for n month or more.
They have come here. they say, for
work, but In reality 10 take a hand In
any movement Of plumber and revolt
| against law that may be organized.
Within the past three weeks from 1000
10 1900
GUNS AND REvoLyERs
have been received by the mon In this
city. Some come with money from Can
ada, others from western points
and some irom eastern cit
put into the hands only OF those whose
character II known, and who can bo
relied upon. In addition to these
arms, q large quantity Of dynamite has
been obtained by the revo-
lutionists. Some OF this WAS brought
from other points and some made hero
by men who are now doing this sort OF
work for the first time. This dynamite is
| stored in three secret magazines, which
leaders OF the movement. This
sounds extravagsnt, and reads like
wild sensation, perhaps, but
it Is true, and known to DO true, by per-
sons who have interests at stake.
These men complain that they cannot
hunger, and in that plea claim that they
are justified in any movement
AGAINST MILL OWNERS AND CAPITAL
Several of these men have been
warned or have discovered the
condition of affairs in part and
have notified the police that there
is an uneasy, restless feeling among
them, so the truth can be readily
proven. The police have not been
idle, but they have no results as yet.
Ask for information, and they will tell
you they know nothing about this mat
ter. Some OF them do not. In this
movement are
ALL SORTS or ELEMENTS
the German, the Russian, the Italian,
the Swedish, the Swiss and
olutionists and the Irish dyna-
miters have Joined forces. There
are English interests TO be reached here
by the Irish dynamiters, and English
Representatives, too, and they know it.
A month ago the local socialists were
at swords points with the anarchists
pure and simple. Now 1.-THE they
and have met together in more than
one secret meeting. What has
brought them together, unless it
may be community interests? These
men are well known, and so
are their records and recent movements
known also on the other side of the
Atlantic. The leaders of the
movements have been looking for
some pretext for an outbreak.
narrow escape from iCgt tbe Elnj 1I g
thing these p,en desire.
TUE NATURAL gtS ENp' ystUN
FROM Eenusy ylyGnta uNouJo, GA Salul-
dav, caused hot Indignation among the
wol .,meu, They talked trouble, apd Gt-
y trfI'I9'j 10 icSr Jp the gas pipes. Wiser
,ouusG. prevailed bot J, 'hero
that n,ght crus.t py i2aiihE gas
IL would nave leu 10 more
serious trouble than seemed from the
surface indications to be possible. The
police were sent out in force; cellars of
houses in the neighborhood were opened
to allow the gas to escape, and the dan
ger pas passed LA away: .~aGn,;uoS Stiil lit it
police, and the apprehension was not
quieted until the next day. More than
poi poiice "ann'nF an Saturday as That that there ere
was danger OF an outbreak of
a mob on the South Side, and if it had
come the South Side mills would have
come con .ronh,s in for r,ich wanIG snafe baTa Ua
followed. More than one precaution has
been taken to check any outbreak.
There is authority for saying that
perhaps before long the local military
will hear of orders which they will
understand. Secret agents have been
and are at work here and elsewhere
among the men.
the socialist leader, was in Hooking, val
council with the erevolutionists. He went
into the Mahoning valley, too, and
where many thousands OF men are to
be thrown out of work by the shutting
down of the iron works in a
few days. He was in Pitts |
burg, too, ana made no puDlc SpeecneS.
but was satisfied with quiet confer
ences. There is no need of a grand scare
on the head of all this, unless the
occasion these men look for comes. The
statements made above are not sensa-
tional exaggerations, but are known
to be facts, in certain quar-
ters where such things are watched.
There are men who have been |
in terror of their lives for weeks,
who would 'nly be too glad |
if this Us all q lie.
Their names, az d other information,
are known and the proper authorities |
can have those they have not already |
learned from their own investigations,
The reason given for this activity |
among the revolutionists now |
Is that successful explosions at
London and elsewhere have emboldened |
this class of men. They seem to be un-
able to evade the famous police force OF
Europe, and think the
MONGREL POLIOE FORCE
of this country can be much more easily |
thrown Off scent. They saw that |
the police and sheriffs were of little |
avail in 1877 and they have not forgot
ten that circumstance"