Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-30
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CHICAGO, November 1.-The Times says;
Anarchy is not dead or even sleeping. On
the contrary, it Is more thoroughly organ
lied than even at the time Of the Haymarket
riot, and its membership is larger than it
has ever been. The demonstration Of last
Sunday was not a gathering of a few sympa-
thlzers Of the friends of the dead anarchists.
It was the organized outpouring Of the N
ternatiOnals, who have thus arranged to
come out and concentrate at any point
agreed upon. Inspector Bon6eld, 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 celebration, re-
piled:
Eyes. there were. Most Of them were
anarchists"
Chen you think they are still organized
and have large memb ership?'
Il have had men ont looking up their
meetings. and We know where they are, and
have the name and address Of the leaders
and most radical anarchists, SO We can
reach them IN case of trouble. They meet
IN smaller numbers than before, but there
are more OF them ana they conduct their
meetings differently. There Is not so much
preparation at meetings for fighting and
drilling with arms and explosives, but, what
IS Iar more dangerous, they are thoroughly
organized Just within the pale of the law,
and all We can do Is just to keep our eyes on
them. The worst thing about it is they
have several schools here for teaching an
archistic doctrines, which they call anarchy
schools. There they teach the children to
hate law, the officers of the law, and teach
them the worst principles of anarchy. Why,
the wife of a trusted emyloye 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 organ Led, waiting for the
appointed time.
Trouble must come sooner or later.
They have set a time for it at headquarters,
but In the meantime they will avail them
selves OF every opportunity to carry out
their object OF destruction to all organized
law and order institutions. They sent out
circulars before the election asking the leg
isIatiye candidates for an ex-
preston of their opinion on the
state conspiracy law enacted at the last ses-
sion OF the legislature, Many of the caudi-
dates replied that they were in favor of a
modification of the law, aad some of these
candidates were elected, too. So, you sea
they are becoming wiser and consequently
more dangerous, because the most radical
of them are afraid to experiment together
with explosives as long as the law Is as 1t
is"
'eYou say they have a day set for an up
rising, and mention headquarters. Have
you any information Of this phase of the IN
ternatlOnalsP
'rYes. much more than can give you.
But you may say that we have positive evi-
dencs of their organization, officers, plans,
committees, etc. The central point is in
London, with Paris as the next, then Brus-
sells, New York, Phil sdelphia, Chicago ana
San Francisco. All the principal countries
have vice presidents, the United States hav-
ing two, Chicago one and New York one. In
the strength of their numbers they rank:
France, first; Germany, second; British Isles,
third, ETC.. with the United States and Mex
leo last. In America, the central headQur-
tiers is in New York. So far they have agreed
on the 10th anniversary of the fall of the
Bzstila as the day for concerted uprising.
I do not think the people can take it any too
much in earnest.