The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
ANARCHY Is AWAKE.
Chicago Rovolutionists Meeting
In Secret Places in Dinferent Parts
Of the City.
They are Certainly Preparing for n
Great Revolution.
Inspector Bonneld Thinks That He
Keeps Up With Them,
But He Says That There May Be somo
Who Are shrewd Enough to Es-
cape Detootion-Vengeance
tho Word.

Curc,do, Ill.,, Nov So.-The following
is published here: On the day of the
Anarchist execution q small band or
"bund," met in basement under
saloon not far from Mrs. Parsonss home,
and each individual present pledged his
life blood 10 revenge the execution Of the
four leaders. That little "bund' has now
developed into number of societies that
meet nj the dead OF night in the rear Of
old buildings, sometimes at the house Of
one of the members, and whom they meet
the foreign-t -tongucd members renew their
vows and talk OF bloody revolution which
they will some day bring about Like the
parts of mythical serpent, which when
struck would fly TO pieces and aftcrward
collect TO form the body of the same snake,
the Anarchists who were scattered ut the
time Of the execution have returned,
formed themselves into secret societies,
and are banded together once moro 10
do the mischief they preach. No one
BonGeld, aud he is giving his un-
divided and sole attention 10 the secret and
hazardous work Of following up the little
societies Of Anarchists and keeping track
Of the movements Of their members, with
the recent demonstration OF the "Rcls' NJ
the meeting ut lakeylcw, and at the per
iormancc Ia that hall last night, where
characteristic tableaux oiAnarchy triumph.
ant over law and police were given, are
Is.1N Il ~
tions since the hanging ui Parsons.
"Aro not the Anarchists showing their
heads and fnunting their cOlors morc now
than they were few months ago2 was
asked OF Inspector Boniicld this morning.
"Ycs, III admit they are" lao replied
with nm ominous nod.
sis your policy TO let them continue to
become boldci at their public gatherings
"No that is not my policy. They will
be checked and kept within certain linz
It's"
"You have often s1id that YOU knew
every move oi the Anarchists aud know
| Just what takes place at their meetings;
| now dill you know about the dcmonslra-
ton at that hail yoslerday2'
81 did. had mon there, but the report
has not been received yot"
"And you are always informed Of what
| Anarchists do2'
"t'll not say always, because few Of
them may meet some time and In some
hidden place anl escape being detected,
but think ] keep as close watch on
them a. can bc kept However, | don't
caro- 10 tell all | know Of such things.'
BOniicld then inlimatcd that Tor moro
information on that subject tho reporter
would have 10 sock elsewhere.
81 have virtually taken my life In my
hands for the past three ycars. snid the
Inspector, 'anl all get ior il is Ia have
/ abuse hoapcd ON my head. | sometimes
become 80 discouraged that | think III
get out Oi the bu incs aud become u prl-
yaio citizen. ! am accused Of being an
nllrmist, II doing unwaruntablc things
II the public know all that do about this,
there would be a different yioW taken
Of IT,"
After leaving the Inspectors Office the
reporter obtained the following startling
language, that was uttered nt one u the
secret meetings, held by a small group 0i
| Anarchists within the last week. The
/ speech was taken by man who attended
a secret conclayo, "WO must bc guarded
la what We say al public meetings" said
the speaker, whose full name, address and
occupation can bo given II necessary. 1T
is our aim only tO make students at the
| public meetings. so long ns We don't
talk openly about our revolution, about
our secret intentions, our dynamite, and
such things, the police will not dare Ia
molost ut Boniield has his spies NJ every
corner, aud every radical word ~ taken
| down and marked against ~ on his books
liut when YOU iind student nt public
meeting go to him quietly and invite him
to come somewhere. lst only few whom
/ yuu can trust bc present, and then explain
10 him about the revolution which W. ap
working for There Is Whcc hc must be-
induced 10 believe with us. We do not
say Ia public what We do there and that
/ you must never forget After We have Fc.
| cured enough students they must b. di.
yilol aud spread nll over thc city. Only
few can meet at time. but when the
time comes for the revolution, thpr days
| j "a.