The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-30

dent Carnot said he approved the plan of
taking most stringent measures to pre-
serve May day order. The police made
another raid today.
The anarchists have succeeded in the
distribution of violent manifestos among
the soldiers IN the various barracks, where
however, their tenets find no acceptance.
The managers of the large English and
American shops near the grand opera have
received threatening letters declaring that
every house not occupied by French will
be blown up. Owing to the fear caused by
these threats the police have dissuaded
Monroe, the American banker, in whose
custody the Irish funds were placed, from
giving reception at his residence on the
Champs Elysees, on the ground that
magistrate resided in the same house and
the anarchists might seize the opportunity
to wreck the building with dynamite and
cause a terrible loss of life.
The Echo de Paris publishes what pur-
ports to be an interview with the anarch-
lists who caused the explosion at Very's
restaurant. They say the explosions will
begin again in fortnight. 1t is now be-
lieved that the Cafe Very explosion was
caused by woman.
An attempt has been made to blow up
the town hall at Dion.
LONDON, April o. Associated Press,
Copyrighted. 1892 1.-The May day cele-
bration in England will be confined to
demonstration in Hyde Park under the
auspices of the London trades council,
and promises to be peacefully observed.
The demonstration will probably be con-
fined to speeches by socialists and labor
leaders. The arrest of the Commonwealth
has exercised restraint on the turbulent.
resolution declaring the establishment
OF an international eight-hour day to be
the most important step toward the ulti-
mate freedom of the workingmen, and
urg ng parliament to pass law will be
adopted at the meeting. Nearly 100
anarchists are said to have arrived in Lon
don, but revolutionists declare that the
greater portion of the reports sent to the
continental press concerning the doings of
refugees in London is false.
A mysterious incident, which many per-
sons connect with the anarchists pre-
parations for May day, occurred at Fleet
wood Tuesday night. A sentry on guard
at the magazine was attacked by two men,
who endeavored to take his rifle. The
sentry touched an electric bell communi-
eating with the guards and the assailants
fed as they heard the guards running to
the scene
ROME, April pa bomb was exploded
in the sewer of the residence of the SUBJ
project of Faanza. The house adjoins the
municipal guard-room, where gendarmes
are always on duty. The miscreant who
placed the bomb was not seen. The dam
age was slight. Seven arrests have been
made in consequence of the affair.
MADRID, April Gas result of the
issuance of violent anarchistic manifesto
the police today surrounded every work
ingmen's club in the city and captured a
large number of anarchists, who will be
held until after May day, the time at
which they advised workingmen en- masse
to overthrow the government Among
the prisoners is Vincent Lorenzo, an inti-
mate friend of Ravachol, the Paris
anarchist leader. The clubs closed will
not be permitted to reopen. The police
also captured large quantity of anarchist
literature, together with rifles, revolvers,
flags and banners. The prisoners when
arraigned delivered violent harangues,
predicting the triumph of anarchy.
vienna, April 29.-Another plot against
the lives of Prince Ferdinand and Premier
Stambuloff has been discovered at Galatz.
A man and wife, who had in their possess
sion eighty-one dynamite bombs, were ar
rested. but afterwards escaped.
ROME, April 29.-The government is
providing against trouble on May day,
and officials in the more important cities
and towns, in compliance with orders they
have received, are taking every precaution
against demonstrations. Forty anarchists
have been arrested in Florence. In Car
rara six arrests were made yesterday. In
this city much activity is being displayed
by the police. A paper published in the
interests Of the anarchists, and entitled
the First Of May, has been seized