The examiner., 1886-06-26
DARK DYNAMITE PLOTS.
HERR MOST,s DISCIPLES IN CAN.
 ADA IN THEIR LAIR.
A Band of Romb-Throwers and Sworn Avengers Ferresed Onr.
 Tine Names Known.

OTTAWA June 23.-In Hull. just across the Ottawa River, a detective has un. earthed society with fifty members most Of whom are disciples of Herr Most All are poor and ignorant French Canadian laborers employed in the lumber mills. The detective became a member of the order and took this awful oath:
 As we and ours have been daily op- pressed and our lives crushed and mur- dered, so shall we blast, hunt kill and ayenge; as we have been despised, SO shall local tyrants, preaching hypocrites, Eoulless monopolists and scoundrels be annihilated by dynamite, by lead, rope, nre, or any other means or manner de- yised and ordered by sthis group. My friends shall be your friends and your enemies mine. We shall have pity on none, refuse mercy to all and hove noth- ing but swift destruction for traitors. I promise; swear will perform and never falter. Heaven shall witness and hell shall testify to the righteousness of our cause and to the fidelity of each member.
 On the walls of the room referred to were the following and similar mottos: "Oown with the Church. State, Capital. and Other Villainies." sLfberty or Death, s.Long Live Socialism, .sWe Shall Conquer Through Blood," etc.
 The order first started about two months ago with eight members. They meet once a week fot social congratulations So far as known no instructions have been re- reived in the practice and use of deadly weapons, although the following letter re- ceived by the society dictates how they would like to accomplish the. end they aim at:
 Is SOUTH CLAIsK STREET, CHICAGO, June 2.
 DEAR CoMRADE write to give you full instruction for the making and handling of dynamite. Bombs would cost you s25. The materials are not expensive, and there is certainly no danger in experimenting with ir, and you will find it a very power ful argument when rightly nsed.
 believe your suggestion of trying It's strength in the river good one. Glad to learn of your success and would be pleased to hear from you again should you accept my terms. Do not register the let ter. The money will come ail right
 c. F. LANDTMAN.
 The offer was not accepted because of Inc expense. There has also been some cores pondence with No. 54 West Lake street., Chicago, as the following proves:
 It will amply repay you to send one of your number here. I would introduce nim to any number of skilled Anarchists and show you about the manufacturing ,f the invincible arguments in detail.
 W. 4l~ bOA&1far
 The detective being seen by reporter ;aid:
 sIn time of peace these desperate viI- ct IaDor rrOuDTes F gSEzsTHT .ising Of Socialists take place, and these fifty, with others which they can count ons would make terrible havoc.
 .tLast night was their meeting, but by mutual understanding it. was postponed tine die. Probably they have had their suspicious aroused. There is reason to believe that through this order lumber mills which were recently burned were fred for the purpose of obtaining work or members of the society,"
 The name of every member is known to he detective. So far no action has been aken to break up the society by arresting he members, and it is doubtful if there will be. The order, knowing their secrets Ire out. will probably disappear for the present.. The object of the detective was Q find a certain man who is wanted in Chicago for several crimes, but in this le has been unsuccessful