Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-12
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VIENNA, Oct. 11.-Vienns police have
furnished the press with an account Of
the recently discovered Anarchist plot to
burn Vienna. although many details are
obviously suppressed. The plot 10 shown
to have surpassed in extent and disbolical
ingenuity any dynamite plot hitherto con-
ceived. Seventeen Of the conspirators
have been arrested. An examination Of
the prisoners shows that the plot was
Matched In and directed from America and
London, and WAS to be carried out by Vi
ennese Anarchists, who recently returned
from America. The plot was cleverly or.
ganized. The conspirators were divided
into several groups, one OF which was de-
tailed to set fire TO the town, another to
take charge of the dynamite operations,
and another 10 forge the necessary official
documents and to coin money for the ex-
penses. Parties were detailed to set fire
to Pensing. Untermeidling, Hetzepdorsff,
Meidling and Favoritem. The public got
wind of she plot, and watched IL until 1t
was almost mstured. An Anarchist OF
Prague gave the first information con-
corning the conspiracy to the authori.
ties. The plotters were mostly Ezecs and
Germans. They held secret meetings In
q tavern ct Pensing, where operators were
instructed In the use mt manufacture OF
bombs. The seizure includes numerous
daggers and bombs OF dynamite, fire
bombs for firing buildings, printing and
forging implements, and Q variety OF
DISCUSSES almost in general use. Another
plan to obtain money was by means Of
forged documents to brighten old ladies,
st whose houses the plotters would make
domicialliary visits under the p~retense of
searching for counterfeit money. when
they would seize all good money upon
which they could lay their hands. A
recent fire in q private house was the re-
suit OF an experiment with fire bombs.
SOFIA, Oot. lin the elections Of
members for the great S~obranje to elect q
successor to Prince Alexander, all OF the
Government candidates have been success
full. NJ. Karaveloff. a pro-Russian, re.
ceived but so votes out Of the / 500 cast In
his district.
The Government attach little import.
ance to the action Of N~eklinderff. the
Russian agent here, In suspendiDg diplo.
matte relations on Saturday. A crowd
booted at q number of the peasants as
sembled In the garden Of the Russian
Consulate. The peasants replied by
throwing blocks of wood and stones. The
crowd retaliated, whereupon the Monte
negrians and Cavasses in the garden OF the
Consulate fired upon the mob. Fifteen
revolver bullets struck the walls OF the
British and German Consulates. The
peasan ss subsequently left the Consulstes,
They said thai. they did not know for what
purpose their presence was required. but
that they had been induced to come to
Sofia by six chiefs. Several persons dis
guised as gendsrmes have been arrested
for d~enouncing the Government.
DUBLIN. Oct. ia petroleum spring
has been discovered under . house in
Sligo. While the floor Of the house was
being repaired a quantity OF oil suddenly
burst forth. The spring affords q good
supply Of oil.
BERLIN, Oct. 11.-Herr Frank, editor
of the Munich Flendenb latt. has been
sentencsd TO four months imprisonment
for having published an insulting article
against the Ministry on the occasion of the
suicide OF King Louis. OF Bavaria.