The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-14
ANARCHY is NOT DEAD.
1t Does Not Even Sleep, but Is Actively Pre-
pairing for Dangerous Outbreak.

CHICAGO. Nov. I3-The Times says that an
archy Is not dead, nor even sleeps. On the con-
srsry, it is moro thoroughly organized than even
n The time Of the HayrAarket riet, and its meu-
bership is larger shan is has ever been. Ths
demonstration Of last Sunday, at Waldheim,
wss not a gathering of few sympsthizers of
the friends OF the dead Anarchists. It was the
organized outporfing OF the Internationals. who
have thus arranged &c come out and concentrate
at any point agreed upon. Inspector Bonie,d,
who is known TO have kept detectives watching
every movement Of the Anarchists the past few
weeks, when asked yestsrday IL there were many
anarchists at the celebration replied: 'Yes,
there were. Most OF them were Anarchists'
Then you think they are still organized and
have large membership
II have bad men cut looking up their meet
inrs. and we know whore they are, and have
the names and addresses Of the leaders and the
most radical Anarchists. so can reach them
IN case OF trouble. They meet In smaller num-
oers than before, but there are more OF them,
and they conduct their meetings differently.
There is NOT so much preparation at meetings
for Sighting and drilling with arms and explo-
sives, but, what Is far more dangerous. they are
thoroughly organized Just within the pale of the
law, and all We can do ie TO keep our eyes on
them. The worst thing about 10 il they have
several schools here for teaching anarchy,
which they call Anarchy Sunday-schools' In
shess they teach the children to hate law and
officers OF the law, and they teach them tho
worst principles OF anarchy. Why. the wife of
. trusted employe Of the county board is the or
and there no less than 5000 able
bodied Anarchists in Chicago to-day,
ready and organized. waiting for
the appointed time Troubls must come. soon
a. Thaxr haU daxr fo.s - a
quarters. but In the meantime they will avail
themselves OF every opportunity TO carry out
their object Of destruction to all organized law
and order Institutions. They sent out circulass
before the election, asking legislative caudi-
dates for an expression Of their opinion on the
State conspiracy law enacted at the last session
Of the Legislature. Many OF the candidates re-
piled that they were 10 favor Of q modification
Of that law, and some OF these candidates were
elected, too So, you see, they are becoming
wiser end consequently more dangerous, be-
cause tns most radical OF them are afraid to ex-
pertinent together with explosives as long as
the Law 10 as it is
"You say they have a day set for an uprising,
and have mentioned headquarters. Have You
Any Information Of this phase of the In,srna-
tonslsr
eyes; much more than i can give You But
you may say that we have positive evidence Of
their organization, officers, plans, committee,
etc. The central point is la London, with Paris
a. the next; then Brussels. New York, Philadel-
phia, Chicago and San Francisco. All the prin-
sipal countries have vice e-presidents, the United
Sta,es having two. Chicago one aud one in New
YORK. In the strength Of their numbers they
raok: France, first; Germany. second; the Brit
ish isles, third. etc, with the United States and
Msxico last In America the central hsadauar-
ters Is in New York. Some of them have agreed
on the one hundredth anniversary Of the fall OF
tns basnle IS the day for concerted uprising
i DO not think the people can take it any too
much In earnest. They may have to change ir,
but they viii certainly make the effort. 1t must
come. It 10 Inevitable