Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-23
ANARCHY IS NOT DEAD.

UPRISING ON THE ONE HUNDRETH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE FALL
OF THE BAsTILE.
The Chicago Times says An.
archy Is not dead or only sleeping.
On the contrary, it is more thor
oughly organized than even at the
time of the Haymarket riot, and its
membership is larger than it has
ever been. The demonstration Of
last Sunday at Waldhelm was not
gathering of a few sympathizers
of the friends Of the dead an
archists. IL was the organized ont.
pouring of the Internationals. who
have TINS arranged to come out
and concentrate at any point
agreed upon. Inspector Bonfield,
who is known to have kept detec.
tiyes watching every movement OF
the anarchists the past few weeks,
when asked yesterday if there were
many anarchists at the celebration
replied:
Eyes, there were. Most of them
were anarchists"
"Then you think they are still
organized and have a large mem
bership :"
~ have had men out looking up
their meetings, and we know where
they are and have the name and
address of the leaders aud most
radical anarchists, 80 we can reach
them in case of trouble. They meet
in smaller numbers than before
but there are more of them and
they conduct their meetings differ
emily. There is not SO much prep
aration at meetings for fighting
and drilling with arms and explo
sives, but, what is far more dan
gercus, they are thoroughly organ
lzed just within the pale of law
and all We can 90 is to keep Oul
eyes on them. The worst thing
about it is they have seyera
schools here for teaching anarchy
which they call Anarchy Sunday
schools In these they teach tb'
children TO hate law and the OIL
GERS of the law, and teach them tn
worst principles OF anarchy. Why
the wife of trusted emplOye o
the county board is the organize
and teacher IN one of these schools
and there are no less than 300
ablebodled anarchists in Chicag'
today ready and organized, waiting
for the appointed time. Troubl
must come sooner or later. The.
have set a day for it at headquaT
ters, but in the meantime they vii
avail themselves of every opportu
nifty to carry out their object OF dc
struction to all organized law'and
order institutions. They sent ou
circulars before the election askin
legislative candidates for an eI
preston of their opinion on th
State conspiracy law enacted q
the laat session of the Legislature
| Many of the candidates reptile
that they were in favor OF a modii
cation of that law, and some
these candidates we're elected to-
SO you see they are becomln
wiser, and consequently more daI
gerous, because the most radical
them are afraid to experiment t
gether with explosives as long a
the law is as it is."
"You say they have day set Il
an uprising and mentioned hea'
quarters. Have you any informs
ton Of the Internatlonals :"
"Yes, much moro than | can gl'
you. But you may say that "
have positive evidence of their o
y ganization, officers, plans, comm
tees, etc. The central point is
London, with Paris as the mex
then Brussels, New York, Phil
delphla, Chicago and San Franci
co. All the principal countri'
have yice.presldents, the Unite
States having two, Chicago oil
and New York the other. In Il
strength of their numbers the
rank France first, Germany secon
the British Isles third, etc, VII
the United States and Mexico las
In America the central headqua
ters is in New York. So far th'
have agreed on the one hundred
anniversary Of the fall of the Ba
tile as the day for a concerted u
rising. ] do not think the peop
can take it any too much in earnel
They may have to change 1t, D
= they will certainly make the efiol
Z 1t must come. That is inevitable
/. Terrible Career of a Mad Dog.
1:o4oh iron, Tndianan0l