Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-22
WILL TRY DYNAMITE
London Anarchists Becoming .@. Greatly Excited.
URGED TO AvENGE THEMSELVES.
Apprehension Felt That Reign of Ter A,~ TOT May bs Inaugurated. W

4 Great Denomination to be Made at the Funeral of Mrs. sIOWbray, the AnArCh-
 fist Editors Wife - The "COmmOnweal''
 to Appear as UsuaI-Attsmptsd Assas-
 sinatIOn of ChurChman in POsSn by tn" Anarchists.
 LONDON, April 22.-The excitement of the Anarchists over the arrest of Now bray and the seizure of the Common veal" is shared by Socialists and many Radicals, and several meetings have been called to protest against the action of the police. The Berner Street Inter- national Workers Club, Socialistic or ganization with extreme tendencies, has held 8 meeting and passed resolutions denouncing the police and Home Office, and expressing sympathy with Mowbray for the brutal treatment he had suffer ed in being arrested but two hours after his wife's death.
 Many Anarchists were present from other organizations, and violent speeches were made against the police and magis- trate who figured in the WalsAll case andagainst MT. Matthews for countenanc- ing the alleged interference with the rights of free press. Several speakers advised She men to avenge themselves as their colleagues in Spain and France were doing, and to tighten the Govern men with dynamite into granting the Anarchists of London their rights. AL though two detectives. were present and a company of policemen stood ready within call, no effort was made to break up the meeting.
 The club arranged to cooperate with other Socialistic and Anarchistic organi- zations in the city to make a great demonstration at Mrs. Mowbray's funeral as 8 protest against the govern ment's action. It is expected that about 5000, and perhaps 10, O00, men will turn out with society banners and red flags and march behind the body to the grave.
 Mowbray remains in custody, as Magistrate Vaughan sanctions the raid on the "Commonwear' and holds that the police did nothing beyond what their duty required. Despite Mowbray's absence, the "Commonweal' will ap- pear as usual to-day.
 A new corps of writers were engaged immediately after the seizure and an other force of competitors has been set to work. The tone of to-day's publica- tion is expected to be exceedingly vio- lent, and it is not unlikely that this edition, too, will be seized by the police, although many persons are apprehensive that such action might inaugurate a reign of terror such aS prevails in Paris and Madrid.
 Anarchist Outrags iA Possn.
 BERLIN, April 22,-Four 'weII-dressed men appeared at the door of Canon Tom eszewski in Tremessen, Posen, yesterday morning and tried to gain admittance. The Canon had been forewarned by the police that they had evidence of plot against his life, and the men were told that he was not at home. They forced an entrance, however, and were going upstairs to the Canon's room when the maid servant opened a window and screamed for help.
 Two policemen had been stationed near the house, and they answered her call. Three of the men escaped through 8 rear door. The other was caught in the kitchen. He emptied his revolver at the policemen, but did not wound them Besides the revolver, he had knife and B small bottle of chlorotorm in his pockets.
 It is regarded as certain that these four men belong to the bands of inter- national cutthroats and Anarchists who live in the suburbs of Berlin and planned the assassination of Dean von Poninsky in Koscielec recently. The prisoner wore 8 strip of red cloth around his waist un- der his waistcoAt, and in c note book had a list of about 25 of the highest ecclesi- astics in the province of Posen. Near the house the police found @ card on which was printed:
 "The Polish Anarchists need some of your money for their cause. Give to us and escape our vengeance. If you re- fuse, you will die.
 Central Executive Committee.