Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
TIE ANARCHISTS.
The Authorities Promise tho Rigorous
Prosecution of the Graceless Foes of

Prosecution of the GraceIess Foes OF
Law.
A Chicago Special OF the 9TH says: The
events OF too day showed conclusively that
the police have broken the backbone OF the
anarchism in Chicago. Their determined
raids upon all known anarchistic haunts
in all parts OF the city, the
wholesale arrest of anarchistic lead
ers and the seizure OF hidden arms,
flags and other paraphernalia of lawless-
ness has completely broken the spirit oil
the mobs, who gave battle to the police so
frequently during the early part OF the
week.
The most important work of the police
during the day was the capture of mys-
terious parsonage who is known by the
name of Gustave Strange. Thepolice have
positive information that he has been man.
ufacturing explosives for anarchists and
they believe he is the man who threw the
fatal bombs into the police ranks. IN
Strange's rooms were found u large number
of guns rsvolyers, anarchistic literature
and about four hundred cartridges.
The collection OF evidence against the
conspirators is progressing rapidly. The
states attorney says:
We will push the prosecution OF the mon
who instigated the riot and helped carry
out the murder as far as tho law allows us.
We intend and are determined 70 push
these rioters to the fullest extent of the
law, aud for all there is in it, and we hope
Justice will not be cheated this time.
think we will bring the matter before tho
next regular grand jury.
Tonight the anarchist, August Spies, nc
companied by his fellow prisoners, Sam
Fielden Michael Schwab and Chris Spies
we're marched out Of Central station. They
were in charge OF detectives, each OF whom
protected" one of the fellows. The in.
cendiaries were apparently disheartened
depressed and detected. As they filed out
OF the squad room they did not lift their
eyes. .
Here are some OF the notices on the ban.
ners of the socialists:
"Workingmen, prepare for the rcvolu.
tion.' mo slaves, no landlords" Long
i've the social revolution" Death to all
tyrants." "Workingmen of all countries,
unite" Long live anarchy" Away
with the laws, down with the employers"
down with the throne, the altar and
money bags. Let us in unison destroy
them" Misery is the visitor OF the poor
1.-THE rich know not want" The peoples
pity beckOns revolution and death"
Work is freedom; freedom is death, there
fore let the poor man fight with us until
death"
The Polacks appear to be completely
cowed by the militia, and the socialists are
terrorized by the arrest of their leaders.
Gov. Rusk says the militia will be kept
here until perfect quiet is assured and men
who desire to work are allowed to without
intimidation if it takes all summer. De-
tectives are at work upon the cases OF sew
eral other socialists, and two or three
more prominent arrests will be made.
The people are loud in their condemna-
ton OF the course of Aid. Rudzinski, who
made incendiary speeches to the Polack
mob. 1t was reported that the mob con-
templated wreeking the houses of several
OF the militia officers who live On the South
side, and Gov. Rusk sent for Rudzinski
and told him that in view OF the riotous
course taken by him during the past few
days he would hold him personally respon-
sible il any violence'werc attempted upon
either the members OF the militia or their
homes.