Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-23

II
July IA, 1899, the Tooth Ami
versary Of the Fan OF the Bastlle
in France.
The Chicago Times Of Nov. IA, has
the following significant article:
Anarchy Is not dead or even sleep !
ing. on the contrary it is more /
thoroughly organized than even at
the time Of the Haymarket riot, and /
its membership is larger than it has
ever been. The demonstrations last
Sunday at Waldheim, was not
gathering Of q few sympathizers Of
the friends of the dead anarchists.
It was the ORGANIZED ioutpouring Of
the internationals, who have thus ar
ranged to come out and concentrate
at any point agreed upon. Inspector
Bonfeld, who Is known to have kept
detectives watching every movement
of the anarchists the past few weeks,
when asked yesterday if there were
many anarchists at the cemetery, re-
piled:
Eyes, there were. Most Of them
were anarchists"
''Then you think they are still or
gained and have a large member
ship?"
Il have had men out looking up
their meetings, and we know where
they are, and have the name and ad-
dress of the leaders and the most
radical anarchists, we can reach them
in case of trouble. They meet in
smaller numbers than before but
there are more Of them and they con
duct their meetings differently
There is not so much preparation at
meetings for fighting and drilling
with arms and explosives, but, what
is far more dangerous, they are
thoroughly organized just within the
pales Of the law, and all we can do is
to keep our eyes upon them. The
worst thing about it is they have sew
/ eraI schools here for teaching anar-
chist doctrines which they call anar-
chy schools. Why, the wife Of a
trusted employee of the county board
is the organizer and teacher in one OF
these schools, and there are no less
than 5000 able bodied anarchists in
Chicago to-day, ready and organized,
waiting for the appointed time.
Trouble must come sooner or later
They have set time for it at head
quarters, but in the meantime they
will avail themselves Of every Oppor-
tunity to carry out their object OF
destruction to all organized law and
order institutions They sent out
circulars before election asking the
| Legislative candidates for an express
/ sion Of their opinion on the state con
spiracy law enacted at the last session
Of the legislature. Many Of the can
| didates replied that they were In IA
vor of a modification of that law, and
some of these candidates were elected
too.
'sYou say they have a day set fol
for an uprising, and mention head
quarters. Have you any information
! Of this phase of the internationals?"
eyes; much more than I can give
you. But you may say that we have
positive evidence of their organiza
ton, officers, plans committees, etc
The central point is In London with
Paris as next, then Brussels, New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and SaI
Francisco. All the principal coun
tries have vice-presidents, the United
States having two, Chicago and New
York one. In the strength Of theil
numbers they rank: France, first
Germany, second; British Isles, third
etc, with the United States and Mex
leo last. In America, the centra
headquarters is In New York. So IA
they have agreed on the Tooth ami
versary of the fall Of the BastiIe a
the day for a concerted uprising.
do not think the people can take
any too much In earnest They ma!
have to change It but they wiz Ger
tainly make the effort Unjust come
That is inevitable"
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