The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1888-12-07
An Anarchists 1Alsrpd
ALLEGED DISCOVERY BY A cH1cAd

CHICAGO, December IA local
referring to the revival of the a
agitation in this city, says.
So much has been write duri1
years past in Wholesale denunciati
Anarchists that the public may has
accustomed il not insensible to st
that would otherwise have been
fer this reason this paper has scon
statements concerning theee NEE
the bare, unvarnished announces
them until practical investigations
ed more. The result of the inouirf
to show that history is rapidly tepe}
self so far rs the so-called social rev
is concerned and that already at 10
ether date for its inauguration ha
fixed by anarchists all over the cd
The movement is local, national and
national. According 10 information fu
thenticated now in the hands of the ca
police, not very long ago COMMITTEES
was appointed in this city to take into
sideration ways end means for revisjngv
revolutionary cause. No one at lpr{
knows how this committee originatedl
was less than three days ago thas1
names of these six propagandators r.
the private drawer of Inspector Bonfie
he has them and unless the police Of th(
government intervenes they will be py
under arrest within possibly twenty
hours. They are known as "The Invin(,
Committee" That is they are supposed
be unknown to the mass of Anarchists
Chicago, notwithstanding they have
control and direction Of tho movem ent
the organization. They work with oj
Anarchists individually and not as
and hold their identity sacredly secret.
plan was adopted because Of the failuJ
the Central Organization plan which B
Spies and Parsons and the others to Il
lows. With this sort of "invisible'f
work was begun about q year ago an{
gressed very slowly at first; but as q
the revolu,ionists fully realized thai
was dividing fountain head they
ing the past few months the work ofblN
ing for the revolution has been going
ward with great activity. Aside from
majority of the thirty-two organizations
iliated with the central labor union the
visible Committee has been propagating
revolutionary cause through o numbe,
Anarchistio societies, prominent an
which is the newly formed "Arbeiter Bur
The "Arparson Assembly No. l." o reore
zat'on OF expelled knights of Labor,
sembly Nc, 1907, Of which Parsons W,
leading member, the "Socialist /Publisl
Society" which owns and controls the
better Xei,ung on the Commuuistic plan,
| the working Mems Defense Associate
which raised money to defend Hronek.
low Conspirators are also active in the W
"The plan ofcampaign, as nearly q
| has been comprehended by the police, |,
far as the public associations and meet
are concerned to teach Anarchy to Great
| the minds Of Socialists hatred of law
| officers and TO inspire a spirit of revenge
the execution of Spies and his comrs
Their teachings arc carried out by spec,
moro or less incendiary. The movemer
| growing bolder every day. The "Arbs
| Bund" is the latest form of revolution
agitation, and at its. last public NEE,
held on Thanksgiving day, q circular,
| substance Of which was given in these
patches last night, was secretly distrib
among those present who were supposed
be true to the cause. Tho circular purr
to have been printed in 1883 at Pittsb
but that is deception. The original
issued by the congress Of the "Internati
Viking Peoples Association" October
| lBSS, but these editions were exhausted
| 40. A new batch have been printe
Sose imitation of the old one, and they,
being distributed in the interests Of =
Ghy. fSe