The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-07-27
ANARCHY LIVES.
ITr. Frick's Attempted Assassination
Leading to Some Startling
Developments.
Several Anarchists Arrested All More
or Less Implicated in the
Crime.
Large Amount OF Documentary Evi-
dcnce to show THAT the Monster Is
Wide Awake.

WAN6 AWMMu*
PITTsBURa, July 27.Anarchy In the
United States is not dead. II is not even
sleeping. Its high priests are just as
wide awake, just as venomous, their
Just as extensive, and per
haps more 30 than they have ever been.
The lesson. and warning, afforded to the
element by the execution Of Spies, Par
sons and their associates. and BY the re-
peated prosecutions and convictions Of
Herr Johann Most, have failed even to
bruise the head Of the transplanted
monster. Anarchy Is as much thing
OF life as ever.
So much has been evidenced by the
attempt on the life of Mr.. Frick and the
subsequent developments which come to
the surface. The police are naturally
jubilant over the arrest Of Carl Knold,
and believe that they are now on the
way to the fountain head OF the conspir-
acy that eliminated In the tragedy Of
Saturday last.
Police Undsceived.
For some time past the socialistic and
anarchistic elements Of Allegheny have
been keeping under cover, and the au-
thorities had hattered themselves that
their vigilance for the past two years
had been rewarded and that the element
had lost It's desire for mischief. They
have, however, been undeceiyed, for the
search Of Knold's residence proved con-
ciusively that the circle or. section, Or
whatever it may be called had been con-
tinuously engaged IN active propaganda.
and intimately associated with other
opponents of 1ree government and lib
erty loving institutions Iii different
parts of & tie United States. Lii the
rooms wd1e found stale varieties Of
anarchistic literature and corres-
pondencs. indicating that anarchy
has abiding places either 10 the
persons of groups or individuals ii
New York ChicaRo, Denver a1id other
points Alaxke humber Or ciphers ind
cipher communication which were
brought % light indicated the existence
of general and secret mode Of COM
Inunication. One Of these ciphers, en-
closed in IN envelope, bearing New
York date appeared to be based upon
the Hebrew alphabet. This appeared
to be dovetailed with d second that APP
peared to be simply : combination Of
unintelligible scrawls, and this by fig-
ures on its back was apparently key %
q third, In the form of an ingenious
geolnetrical chart, with numerous
curves, each different from the other.
"A linen railroad map Of the United
States had upon ii three marks intended
to indicate air lines between New York
and Chicago, and these were marked at
intervals with figures, which related to
cipher words on the back. So exten-
sive was the supply of anarchistic htera-
ture found In the place as to indicate
that 1t must have been used as head
quarters for the distribution Of this
dangerous stun through the country.
Anarchistic Literature Galore.
There were numerous copies Of Free
dom, rabiddy anarchistic sheet eman-
ating from Chicago and edited BY Lucy
Parsons, the dusky relict Of the executed
anarchist. The paper was filled with
matter bloodthirsty ~and bombastic,
some Of the articles calling upon anarch-
lists to pull down the wage question and
wage slavery. One copy contained q
letter from q local anarchist telling Mrs.
Parsons that her paper was the only adj
vocate, and defends the principles Of the
revolutionary communistic anarchisna
as did The Alarm, edited by her hus-
band, and pledges for Its cordial sup-
port of all the comrades" hereabouts.
There was also bundle az another
Chicago anarchistic sheet, named Casa
lift, printed on deep red paper, and
Herr Most's Treheit
Some had black and others had red
borders. Or the various communica-
tions tn German, and written from
widely separated places, there was
enough ID Ill small satchel, while IS i
finale, tho police came across packet
Or tickets for q rattle Of fine relief pic
tnre Of the 1--WE martyrs Of the working
class Spice, Parsons, Lingg, Engel and
Fischer the proceeds to 90 ssfor the
benefit of the English agitation" and the
rattle to held next month. Knold is still
held at the central station, and an infor-
nation AZ some kind viii be made
against him a order to insure
his detention. The police are IL CONSUL
tati0n with tho ofEiciale of the county on
this point. he viii probably be charged
with conspiracy and with hetng paxftceps
criminis te the shooting. ~ = very un-
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