Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
A RESTLESS NATION.
What an Anarchist Says! "The
ChicagoFlght Simply the First
Gun IN the Revolution
"Down WIN Church, state, Capital,
knights Of Labor and Other
Kiadred YlllianIes.-
ouandary AS to whether crnin's Sub
Committee win Investigate the
Mallory boycott.
MUNDANE pnvIrs.

MUNDANE DEVILS.
Nkw YORK, May GA member of the
Anarchist society said to-day. ~ don't
know that The public has any right TO
know what orr real strength is. We are
stronger and better Organized than people
have any idea OF, We have college In
New Jersey where the members are taught
how to use dynamite and Greek Dire; we
have ride corps organized, not TO pro-
woke fight, but TO be able TO cope sue
cessfully with the police and the militia
wneu the struggle, which Is bound to
come, Is or us, The Chicago fight Is
simply the Hrst gun In the revolution.
Our brethren there did nobly, but they
are not as well organized as they might
have been, or more OF the blne.co
would have got their last dose. Our
motto ia neither God nor MASTER and
our doctrine may be simply stated as
down with church, state, capital, Knights
OF Labor and other kindred vlllainies. : y
NOT WILL PLEASED.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, May 6.--The local
knights Of Labor have considerable TO
say about tho citizens committee com
prislng Messrs. Blum, Hawley, Miller
and Cannon, who have. gone TO Fort
Worth for the purpose of securing the
presence OF Congressman Grains sub
committee in this city TO thoroughly
investigate the Mallory boycott. Some
OF the knights are uncharitable enough
to declare that they believe that the
Progressive association is DESTROYS OF
getting the capitalist side of tho Mallory
boycott before the congressional com
mittee regardless OF whether the laboring
men are heard or not. 1t is the feeling
among Knights Of Labor here that II Mr..
Grain and his committee cannot come 10
Galveston they ought not attempt any
inquiry into the Mallory troubles at ali.
The Knights still insist that they have
good cause against the Mallory company,
and reiterate in conversation their
charges OF bud faith against the citizens
committee, who once agreed TO arbltrate
aud afterwards failed To observe or en-
force the letter of the arbitration agree
ment.
WHO TnREw THE BoMBs2
CHICAGO, l1r., May 6.-The police
authorities are extremely close-mouthed
In regard TO the report that the man who
! threw the bombs Tuesday night is in
| their hands. 1apgal other sources It Il
learned that the detectives claim TO have
| positive, or at least convincing, informa
ton that Michael Schwab is the man who
threw the bombs. His actions after ar
rest have gone long way toward con
| llrming this story, and they will
| begin at once 10 run down
every clew that may settle the
cowardly crime on him. When August
Spies, his brother and Michael Schwat
were arrested Schwab was the most
| frightened man of the three lie dared
not look up, and he answered the ques.
lions which were directed TO him In mon.
otones. When he was called to the
private room Of the detectives TO be
searched he was so unnerved that he al.
most swooned. Schwab himself yehe-
mently denied the charge when he was
accused, but 1t is fact worthy OF notice
that his sallow features blsnched more
than usual and his nervousness increased
until he was unable TO maintain his posi-
ton. Lieut.. Shea is given as authority
for the statement that Schwab IL the mar
under suspicion for this fearful act i
is understood that he got the facts from
a young man who was looking directly a.
the anarchists.
PARSONS IN HIDING.
The officers burst open the private desl
Of Parsons at his place Of business anC
in doing so found that the drawers con
| tanned large quantity OF powder, fuses
and other explosives. One Of the explo
siyes of a cartridge kind that is used IL
heavy blasting was six inches long ant
| one and q half In diameter IL was full
of giant powder with a fuse attached
ready for lighting. Parsons has not ye
| been caught Search was made for hiu
at mis- home, but he was not found. Hi
mulatto wife told,the police that her hus
band was so well hid there was no danger
of his being found.
Mrs. A. II. Parsons, whose missing hus
band is the anarchist most wanted by thu
| police Just now, was arrested last even.
ing for completely In melting the riot
She was released to-day. 1t was found
there were no grounds upon which she
could properly be held, aud as she woulc
diyulge absolutely nothing she was al
lowed 10 go.
THINK THEY HAVE THE MAN.
CHICAGO, Hi, May Can officer Of
the police department said this afternoon
he ilrmly believed that Standge was the
man who threw the bomb.
! MoLDER or BOMBS.
| CHICAGO, liz, May 1.-THE detectives
inspected a house at s22 Henry street
this morning and found fifty rounds Of
ammunition, two rifles, sword, bayo
nets, revolyers, a billy and quantity o.
anarchist literature. The occupant OF
the house, Gustavus Standge, is said by
the officers TO be a molder Of bombs. Hs
was arrested and taken TO the ceptrai
station. The police made still another
raid this evening at n West Lake street
selling and carrying away o lot Of RED
| flags and banners.
The Northwestern railroad says that d
crowd Of men came into the yards to-day
and compelled the few switchmen who
were working 10 leave
ANOTHER RAID.
CHICAGO, LII, May 6.-The police
ralded No. 636 Milwaukee avenue, head
quarters OF the communistic military or
ganization, this afternoon. Leading
through trap-door underground ridl
range was discovered. No guns were Sc
cured.
Still THKY STRIKE.
J CHICAGO, ILL.,, May G.--The men en-