New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-22
MOST DEVISED THE PLOT.
ANARCHY IN CHICAGO GUIDED FROM NEW.
YORK.
GROUPS OF AssAssrSs UNKNOWN TO EACH OTHER
COMMUNICATING THROUGH TnE "FREIBErr -

COMMUNICATING THROUGH THE "FREIBErr -
UTTERANcE OF LAw-ABIDT>G BoHEMfASs.
Chicago. July 2I.-" This is only a prelude"
said Central Station detective, speaking Of the
arrest Of the Bohemian dynamiter> Develop
ments far more important and sensational will
soon follow and at least six more anarchists all
Germans prominent in the Haymarket riot, will
be placed under arrest" ~
1t appears that since the North Side group W
which Fischer and Engel were members was
disbanded about a year and half ago, number
Of small anarchist groups have been formed
in various parts OF the city. The groups arc
organized on a plan suggested by Most and his
associates in New-YorlI Each group is composed
of only three or four members, and is entirely
independent in its actions The members OF one
group know nothing about those Of another, and
the only way they communicate is through
ciphers in Mosts paper the Freihet'
:" This system of organization makes operating
among the anarchists a hard task said the de-
tcctive. 1t is hard TO identify more than a
certain number with one particular plot Those
Bohemians have undoubtedly been laboring under
some outside influence. but where that influence
came from and who those parties are they ccr-
tain.y do not know themselves
- How do the police keep track Of the An-
archists ?' asked the reporter
" 1t is simple was the reply. "We have tho
names of all the persons who read Mosts paper.
for only Anarchists read Il.
=" Here is another thing that was not noticed
thus far continued the detective II strong
evidence be brought against the men already
under arrest, and especially against those whose
arrest will take place one of these days. the po-
lice of New-York will be called upon. to arrest
Most. Most will then be brought TO Chicago and
tried with the cOnspirators. He is constantly
melting others to violence. His watchword in
every number of his paper is Revenge"
The arrest of the Bohemian plotters has caused
great CONSERVATION among the Anarchists. They
lay all the blame on the police, Of course, and
characterize the arrest of lIronelS and his com-
rades as farce. The leading Bohemian daily
paper of the city says, however:
The Socialism of Lassallc did not content some
of our countrymen, it being rather complicated
and slow-worlling system, too difficult for some to
comprehend. They. therefore, began 10 take
stronger stmulant-hnarchism As long as the
Bohemian Anarchists stopped at brag. nobody paid
any attention TO them. That the leaders would
take more decided action, nobody expected or
feared But to the surprise of everybody, their
ignorant tools did, taking refuge to bombs and
dynamite. And such being the case, IL becomes
an imperative duty with us, 10 help crush ont
every remnant OF Anarchsm Men OF sound dis
crctiOn are not apt TO manufacture bombs, and
lunatics belong to an insane asylum. We have
lot the s ghest doubt but that Bohemian Anarchisn
in America will be q thing of the past in a short
time"
6CTWAB DOES NOT WANT HIS BLOOD SPILLED.
Like all Anarchists, Justus H. Schawb has respect
for the law, but he knows IT'S Yesterday tho
wealthy beer seller received a challenge from French
man to fight duel schwab and Julius Tannler,
Frenchman and sculptor, OF No. 300 West Forty.
eghth-st., :" great chums.' The French
drank beer daily at schwabs place, at No. so
Firstst. As long they talked soci llsm and
anarchsm they got along all right. But on Friday
TanEler praised Bomangcr. Schwab d)es not ltko
BOulanger, and the two men had hot words.
TANNER went to the gln-mill Of August schlag, an
other Anarchist and wrote Justus challenge, pistols
preferred, naming Central Park the place. Tho
seconds of Tannler took the challenge TO Schwab.
ustus read the Penal Code and concluded that he did
not care to fire at Boulanger through TANNER. So
he declined 10 fight. schwab said yesterday that
TANNER challenged him. but would say more 10 the
press, which Killed his dear friends in Chlcag3.'
schag admitted that he lad heard of the ch allenge,
but thought that Tannler sorry for sen,!ng 1t.
Iannlcr not at home when reporter called but
he was not at Schwabs.