The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
n,xperafe Plotters Who I'm.
peril the City.
$3.50. ar Material far raaure Ssssfss
- All ts.a Reds s~sa f. Leader
macy DefBx. Of the ccrsptrat~rs
w.s<hea ,, seeres Detectives

ashsrz8e sfsetss
s.fzsses~s = sssccfnlag the sfEAk Of the
-..,x.rse said pefhaps the rsoet IA
-. Of the lni.lioaasres 81 the psacs
So. Is the beard Of trade hailssing,
:. L. gssaea hsnsstli vigorously viii
i. hat THE drsgz o. oatezst fass-
.-.r,.v,s md esifae from every pest hole
4 Ezsops drift 20 America, and. opes
hs~e de alost vicious eleraeat gr4vi-
go. Il, f.-iisseAso ~ naturally rs REUSE
80. se~eT. Tire name Of one o!
- suost fsssssslfnl arsi promising cit
y. & the wofs8 has grown Synary-
=, ,.sas witb t,gaekgnsrsstsn. anarchy
.yoa snow Tie town pretty we'll
<kos1isI sag.
q Il eosirse DO. have heen ileB-
,;ssa nth il from tie first. and have
,s,as<stus steadily against the etisto-
rsry siisy and childish policy Of deal,
- xsss disorder Less than ~ years
=. zsasct.5sts sere allowed 10 parade
- u-inesaaI street., armed and IN
r..s.,rru. what did the authorities
~ eh@ng They called out the militia
sr,a s-sisce and psrsaed over the same
vrpursa the following day. Terrific
r.s,ss.isssenk that was for los OF con
snlrssx snur3srersi When the arms
n the nasn were taken away from
fheas tise namh@F had grown 20 nearly
t9nO anil there were actually four sn-
.rrhsss member ~ the common
csuaeii
.sUaslsx narsed the infant tiil IL had
l.ssesge giant. the police began "a
s.zht Il stsh inganfiie weapons That
= sf.e wav the matter stands to-day
4. 1. the ts51naph OF naInSy -panlbyisfa
wherever you ~ in Chieago goa will
he's, Of vigilance committees, and such
all i significant in the West.
There j. nn4ae tionatiy = great deal
al dissatisfaction with the police. and
AS expressed here wish all the rugged
and p.etaresaue force OF Western
idiprn.. The people are anxious 20
see ffmsr policy inaugnrated. |
Nal ! talk wish Inspector Bofliieid to
aas saw nynamiter Iifoncek, and
went into the official details OF the
recent arrest. thoroughly The story
has nnls been half told. and yet vast
amount of romance has been printed.
sThe exaet situation, said lnspec-
tyr npaasid, is this ABsrehism Ia
Chicago i practically uproosed, and
there arc no regularly organized groups
for the purpose Of committing muir
siers but there are Individual desperate
ehSfaeters slfo are likely az any time
10 give o. trouble TIE three men
scesnfsg arrested undoubtedly had de-
axns upon fhe lives VI Judge Crinnell,
Jusige Gary and myeeif, btt those &C.
slgas aefe b. no means 10 thoroughly
developed and hendish a. alleged Al
times there are many dangerous
characters In Chicago, but there j. no
such organization a. which vas headed
hy spies. Parsons and Lln9g"
Has there been anything 0at among
shs reds 2"
eNo, said the Inspector, II cannot
saw that there has The same material
il herr Indeed, there l. more of IL.
Psrhaps | can give you q better idea
by saving that what the Anarchists
iack s leader When he come along
there sill be trouble Meanwhile we
are KEEP. well informed OF MI move
ments among the dynamiters.
Have yoa a special system for
watching them
ieaa't give oNr methods publicity
hey0nd saying that We are fully in
formed ot every move by our men
who live among the anarchists and are
IN most instances thoroughly IN the
confidence uf the people they are
watching. A great deal has been said
about arrests that are soon e. follow
hut l cannot endorse or deny r. ! dc
not anticipate any immediate trouble
bat il i impossible 10 tell das ahead
what the developments viii ae.
fiiis Is . saalple II the general air al
non-eommittai mystery that r. main
sAined
The aynamiter. Hroneck. who IS th'
chief of the gang. Is about as dirty
irowsy, ilismei6ag ignorant, squat
ssirluips. and yaeuous a parsonage a
Il has ever keen my misfortune % see
Ills forchead receacs, his nose 4
smashed ia. ana his cyes are fursiy'
and sofe. II strikes Irr that n ia,
anarchists az Chicago were vel
mfahhsA. Taught the English language
ana irl for q month on wholesome
food. anarchy would be thing 81 ths
past igf0ueck denies al knowle3g,
81 dynamite and revenge with tooth
less ami tobacco. stained vehnmence. IN
very bad German: bat there is NJ
doutt that hc had dynamite cartridges
revolsefs. and daEgcys Ia his posse
.ion. and that he threatened murler
The accepted theory nov iN that
there are uumtersr,s small groups 81
aseneurs III Chtsvo, but that d pes
systes has teea inaugrntrd Al
the anarchist are dividett iato groups
~ thras o. fnaf lnra, each group De
lug Independent q, ani unconscious %
tbs esi tsnce sc another There 9gs
no sfirs. meeting places or passwords
II Nus group nretis money, dynamite
o. srms ID make the want known
through ;he extraordinary ~ecret glib
heFisl eg n4osi o{ the advertising col
umns Ia the ftrheif There can IL
ae sholg abe informing. beeausc Mt
msn knows anything that gees 90
aptsi.sr q his oNn group
The chief 81 police hiss just inauEur
stesi series 81 sweeping reforms look
ING toward the improvement Of th'
service
Il eil think. .uryrisc the reader
NJ tle Ssfs o. ioJu that up q week
afe lA3s there Werc nearly fifty pOsicc
men ssili en the hospital list from in
{ariea received az the awful slaughter
ecozssoaed los she anarchists lemt
safsng the dsymarkri riot These
aasn have nos BEEN ordered on 6uts
- cesar tender. brigade watchers. ans
dTlsefs az patrol wagons, while ntiN
shlr tsAlie3 men have been ordered a.
reinforcement into the district
saese anafchl-m t. rampant Take I
~ n All. the anarchist question IL
'eieara u Father densc and danger
Gus ~srt az a muidle, and it s. not {,
esveaderei az that Che people ar'
alarmed.
WARMING FOR MILTON.