New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
THE SERPENT OF ANARCHY.
ITS BRUISED BODY SHOWING SIGNS OF LIFE
AGAIN
PREPARATIONS FOR THE SOCIAL REVOLUTION
go BRAvELY ON UNDER THE GUIDANCE
OF AN INVISIBLE CoMNrITTEE-BEHIND
THE MASK OF LABOR.
fsr TELEGRAPH TO TINE rRrsusE.j

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The published revelations that
have been made during the past ten days concerning
the dongs OF the Anarchists here are apt TO be re-
ccived with incrcdulity by majority of the people of
the country, but from careful investigation and from
conversation with the heads of the Police Department
and from what IS said by the Anarchists themselves.
IL may be stated that the situation is quito
as it was before the Haymarket riot. When August
Spies sometimes in confidential mood used to tell
the reporters of the coming Social Revolution and show
them dynamite bomb which he used to keep in his
desk in the Arbetcr zeitung' Office little attention
was paid to his talk 1t looks as though the expe-
rence Of three years ago to be repeated
The Chicago Herald which has been making a
careful investigation of the situation for time
past, that the Anarchists here have already fixed
another date for the Inauguration of tho socalled
cal Revolution committee of six, supposed have
been formed al the suggestion of Johann Most of New
York, and known the Invisible Committee has
been working here for year past endeavor.
Ing TO incte the Chicago Anarchists 10
fresh deeds OF violence. This committee
has been laborng with the Central Labor Union and
also with the following societies:
The workingmen's Defence Association, the organ
lzation that raised money defend Hrone Chapek
and Cheboun, trial fer conspiracy to as
sassinaIe Judges Gary and Grnuell, Inspector Bon
field and others.
The Pioneer Aid and Relief Society composed chiefly
of women. This institution into existence imme
datey after the arrest OF the Anarchists In May,
1856.
r Parsons Assembly No. l. This is a reorsan-
f,aton of the suspended expelled Assembly NO
1907, once known the Sons Of Liberty 1t has
always been hotbed of anarchy and is now COM
posed of Anarchists almost exclusively.
The English Branch of the socalistto Labor party,
which meets at wavery Hall, No 1872 Randolph st
The German Branch of tie Socialistio Labor party,
which meets at No. "a West Lake st.
The socialstic Publishing Society, which owns and
controls the "Arbeiter Zetung7 on the oommunsuc
plan and devotes all SURPRISES TO the cause OF the
Social Revolution.
The Arbeiter Bund or Working Peoples Confod-
grafton. recently organized at No 636 MlwauKeea'e'
LATEST AND MOST VICIOUS OF ALL
This last is the violent public organization OF
Anarchists In Chicago 1t was formed only two weeks
ago. At It's last public meeting, held Thanksgiving
Day a circular secretly distributed among those
present who supposed to be true to the cause
which is very ingenious in its character NOT SO much
on account of its contents as the adroit way IN winch
1t seeks TO the police. The circular purpors
to have been printed in 1883, at Pittsburg, but that
Is a deception. The original was issued
by tho congress of the lnternauonai
working Peoples Association" October TO-
1883 but those editions were exhausted long ago
new batch has been printed in close imitation oi
the old and is being distributed In the Interests
of Anarchy. After long list OF reasons IN faVof OF
striking for liberty, it concludes as follows
nv force our ancestors liberated themselves from
political oppression; by force their children VIII hsvc
10 llberate themselves from economic bondage; -
therefore, your right your duty 10 arm Sr ~
would achieve is, therefore, plainly ana siinPs ris
destruction of the existing class rule by all means
hv energetic relentless, revolutionary and inter
national action second the establishment VI H.
ducton third free exchange OF P%tb"u
by and between the productive organizations In
of education on secular, scientific and equal pass
for both sexes, fifth, equal rights for an "tpou i
anso Affairs 6T free contracts between the au
ionomous communes and associations resnn h VH
him grasp our outstretched brother hand Proetarans
Of all countries unite men ELIMINATION a
unity There exists now no great oo Pa, and
that unity The S S1 can and ought run
in parallel lines. The day has come f3r f6
ron Of battle workingmen Of all lands, unite You
have nothing to lose but your chains you 4 ENrId
Not far beyond your purblnd sight there dawns the
scarlet and sable rshi q BE I sTiFs r 6sE
R R4Et Gfo ME6ow 'f fE1ea0hj,
J. MIKALANDA Bohemian.
The pollce soon undeceved themselves as to the
character of the production. 1t had been recently
published and detectives now making an ehort
10 run down the Office where 1t was printed, ana the
identity Of those who had the work done
The Arbeiter Bund' has laid its plans to have
the meetings the American Federation of Trades IN
ST Louis this month, declare for another eight hour
strike all over the country, and this STRIKE Will De
seized for an Anarchist uprising just as the chicago
Anarchists seized upon the eighthour movement theT
years ago for their Haymarket massacre The ponce
AUTHORITIES think too, that the Anarchists Will maze
another destructive demonstration on the onehun-
dredth anniversary Of fall of the Bastile, which
occurs in July next and they making preparations
both here and in New-York 10 prevent H.
THE ORGAN OF THE CoNsPIRATORs.
Mr. Curtin, Editor Of the " Aroeter zeitung
who is known as the wandering missionary OF An
apbism. spoke at the Bund meeting Thanksgiving,
and is busly engaged in the propagation OF revou-
tonary ideas He ably backed by Editor Chr1sten-
SEN of that paper, who, although communist IS
willing take his chances as TO the future II only
he can bring about the destruction OF the capital
istic Glass; The "Arbeer Zeitung' is Itself com
munist enterprise. 1t is controlled by Board OF
Directors, who serve without pay, and Is owned by
the Socialist Publishing Society, not on the joint
stock man. but on the Communistic principle The
society takes In all German Socialists in the CITY, ana
all who belong TO the concern share equally IN inc
benefits 70 be derived from the paper lts members
are daily instructed through the columns OF .he
paper In the benefits TO be derived from reVoIu-
ton. So that in one way and another the cause Oh
Anarchy is now fourishing The Arpeiter Iel'uhs
of Friday, November 80, contains long eoiioHdi
on the Hronek dynamite trial, written ana signed
DIV the late A. spies's successor in the eitorai char
]. Christensen. In It, Cheboun, the informer' IS
,~z~d an "undoubted liar and he. Bonfeld and
sa,chowsky arc otherwise stigmatized. The article
winds up thus
This much may be said now. that II woulo DC a
fragrant judicial murder not TO acqut he deIenuant
But of course must be prepared Tor everything
In America, and especially In Chicago
THE INVISIBLE COMMITTEE KNOWN TO THE
POLICE
The movements of the Reds are being carefully
watched here Inspector Bonfeld had no sooner re-
sumed command Of the detective force Of the city
than be detailed men to work up the doings OF the
Anarchists, and to keep constant watch on them lie
learned at once Of their plan o. organization, that
of decentralization with az Invisible Executive Com
mjttee but he struggled in vain for months to OBJ
tain a list of the persons composing the committee
However. during the present week he obtained the