Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-27
IA CAMPAIGN OF DYNAMITE.

Occurrences in Rome to n Great Degree
Suppressed-AIany Bombs of Which the
Telegraph Has Told Nothing because of
a strict Government Censorship.
LONDON, March 25.-Mail adviees
from Rome prove that very made
Quate idea OF the dynamite campaign OF
the Italian Anarchists has been COM
municated by telegraph to the outside
world. A strict censorship is exercised
by the Government over all dispatches,
and anything likely to create panicky
feeling is suppressed. The seriousness
OF the situation is shown by the fact
that three regiments from Northern
Italy are on their way to the city, and
that furloughs have been suspended
among all the troops in the immediate
vicinity. Although not day has
passed without the finding of bombs by
the police, all the authorities declare
that the attempts of the dynamlters
have practically ceased, and that all ex-
cept few of the most ventureSOme An
archsts have left the city. Much Of
this deception is practiced merely to
allay the growing uneasiness Of foreign
sovereigns expected to be present at the
silver wedding Of King Humbert and
Queen Margaret, next month. For in
stance, tremendous efforts are making
to suppress the news that bomb was
found, On Wednesday evening, near the
house Of Herr Won BuloW, German Am
bassador to the Vatican.
An internal machine was received by
the Austrian Secretary OF Legation on
Thursday, but he discreetly referred it
to the Inspector of police, who has
been detailed to open such packages.
On Thursday evening q cement bomb,
wound with heavy twine, was found
against the wall OF Admiral Brin's house
in the PalazZo Odesscalchi. The atten-
ton of a policeman was attracted by the
burning of the fuse. He extinguished
the light aud carried the bomb 10 the
police officials, where an examination
showed that enough explosives had
been placed in it to wreck the whole
house..
The rector of the University della
Saphienza received yesterday morning
a box marked Books" The excep-
tional heaviness of the box excited his
suspicious, and he gave ii TO the police,
with the request that they open it..
Upon removing the bottom Of the box,
the police found several small tubes Of
explosives, which would have been set
of by spring and hammer had they
lifted the cover. On slip Of paper,
within, was written: BEST wishes to
the Papal bigots, from the International
Association of Anarchists"
A similar internal machine received
at the Ministry Of the Interior was
packed with q leather strip, on which
was printed in red ink, "Blood, fire and
revolution to help the cause OF human
ity."
Many officials have received warnings
that they will be killed before May l,
and in all the departments Of the city
and national Governments the number
of guards has been doubled. The APP
ploaches to the public buildings swarm
with detectives, and nobody who fails
to give a satisfactory account Of himself
can hope 20 get near the public offices.
The police have shown themselves ut
terly incompetent Although search
ing day and night for the store Of dy-
Mantle upon which the Anarchists are
drawing, they have accomplished moth
ing. Since the explosions OF year ago
they have paid little attention to the
Anarchists, and therefore do not know
which way to turn to arrest the plot
terS. In Rome the developments of the
coming week are awaited with the Keen
est anxiety.