Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-29
. WORLD WIDE PLOT.
Anarchists lhiTstin5 for Blood and
YtoInipg. for Destruction.
a rIESDIsn CONSPIRACY.


VrENHA, Sept. g0.-Tho excitement
over the. discovery oi the nnatchiat
plot IL still ut fever heat. Fourannrch-
lst wotkmon were arrested today and
more arrests are hourly expected. A
large number Of lhoso known 10 be
connected with ausfchlstic societies
have hastily lott the city. All public
buildings nro carefully guarded by
3 lice. The precautions viii be con-
iuued a. long as the parliament 10 In
session. Tho police are inposaesslon Of
ncls OF greatest iuttrest to the police
Of several European capitals ne well as
Chicago and New York. They de-
cline 10 Ciyulge tho particulars, bui Il
ia known that they have CHlnulishtu
beyond doubt connection between the
Austrian pl0ttefs and the anarchists VI
Chicago ami New York.
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
WAsHuNuroN, Sept. 20. - When
shown the cublggfam irom Vienna
REGARDING the nnarJhist plots,a Chicago
Official now In this city said 10 Was
well known 10 tho Chicago secret hef-
vice police that thB anarchists u W.
unu,, Paris and London were Ia con-
slant ammuuicRtion with those OF
New York. He declared that = plot
similar TO thnt In Vienna had bccn
uneatthed ia Chicago by the
police more than "a ear and =
half ago, but nothing wac said
about IL for fear al creating u
scare and injufing the WOrii's Fair
The reds were Arranging 20 blow ~ tho
city hall 0nd several buildings Ia
course Of construction at the Worlds
Fair grounds. superintendent of
Police McLaughrcy ~ vigorous action
nippsd Il In tie bud. Detectives at
tended a number Of anarchist meetings
In ClybOuTne Avenue aud Mtot Lake
street. Al tue latter woman, a
fanatic, volunteered 10 enter the
council chamber when city council
was In scssiou and explode "a bomb
among them. Sue said she was Will.
ing 10 sacrifice her own life for the
cause. ~ the Ciyb0urnc avenue
meeting Arrangements were beiug
made 70 blow up tho WOfld'a FGir
buildings. superintendent Me.
Laughfey had number VI the lcaicri
NiNNkAh W lAH AlANANs AAN ANNA AhNhA
that Il any dynamite were thrown, nc
wOull pay little attention 70 the
fsuallcal ,underlings but would ares.
livery lender and agiAior, and they
would take patt In tue biggest hang.
Ing that ever occurred IN Chicago.
His plain ialk had the desired effect.
The reds became less active. IL was
tho Information gathered then In letters
from anarchists OF Paris which led 10
the discovery that the bombs used 10y
Ravachnl In the Rue Giichy, Paris,
explosion were fuTnished Ivy Chicago
anarchists.
McLaughfey opened c0mmunica-
ton with the project ipolice M PRrlg,
Superintendent Of Police Byrurs,
New York, nnd Scotland yard, Lon.
don, with the result that compact
was formed that each should keep the
others posted na 10 the movements Of
the reds Ia their respective cities, aud
whenever one went from Ouo ~ the
other. Through this compact Major
McLnughtey WIS notified VI the fact
that Prince krapBlkinr, Russian
anarchist residing In London, had
arranged 10 come 20 Chicago ani was
enabled 10 pteventil. The anarchists
threatened % blow up the residence Of
Hempsteai Washbufn, then Mayor,
anu he had detectives concealed
about his house Tor months.