The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
WON'T BE SUPPRESSED
French Anarchists Continue to
Defy the Authorities.
Violent Manifesto That Threatens Presi-
dent CarnOt and All Enemies
of the REDS"

PARIS. Dec. 22-The police authorities
are still on the alert against Anarchists,
and the latter continue sending threatening
messages to various officials, announcing
that further outrages may be expected.
The police are in receipt of several sus-
picious packages, and supposed Internal ma
chimes continue TO be found in the streets
and elsewhere Though no actual feeling of
panic exists. there is no doubt that
body here will be astonished at news Of
fresh outbreak on the part of the ADarch-
lists. The repressive measures taken against
anarchy throughout France have served TO
enrage the Anarchists and to make many
of them desperate and anxious to demon
as the government ina gineS them to be.
IhlS does not alter the fact, however, that
the firm attitude of the authorities is hav
ing wholesome effect on all classes OF
society, somewhat restoring confidence
among the bOurgeoiSe and putting decided
curb upon the obnoxious vaporings of the
enemies OF society. "A package was dscov-
cred early this morning a window sill
of the maire of the Thirteenth arrondisse-
ment A burned-out fuse was attached 10
words: Death to the bourgeoise" The
package. on being examined by the police,
was found to contain blasting powder and
revolver cartridges.
a copy of violent manifesto which the
French Anarchists of London have secret
ly prepared for distribution IN Paris was
OD1diHSu lo-HlSIll Inc IIldulIeSlo - Hettutu
The Dynamiters to the Panama Crew.
The manifesto says: This first dynamite
explosion will not be the last for you
wretcheS. Since 1871, when you converted
Paris into a charnel house and massacred
thrty-five thousand proetariats, the re-
public has been turned into q den of THEW 9
directed, successfully. by the scoundrel
Theirs. the brute MacMahon. the thief
Grevy and the manikin Carnot, while
the poor hounds below were condemned
to white slavery to die of starvation in
the streets. Do you think that such a state
of things can endure? No Revolution will
devour you. We whom you outlawed VIII
duped poor who cannot wait patiently IKE
the labor Deputies so-called, because they
had work. These idiotic and renegade
Deputies declared recently that you would
have them shot like rabbits, but they de-
cline to be blown up with lou. Don't held
the miserable Socialists responsible for The
dynamite; they only want to enrich them
selves like you
After further denunciation of the Social
lists. the manifesto proceeds to describe the
bourgeois class, saying that they are worse
than dung, and we warn those who are
demanding the death penalty for Valiant.
who followed the knife of I-authier, with n
bomb thrown in the midst of YOUR robbers
cave. look out for your skins. That was
merely a foretaste. meSsieurs who inwardly
prefer to surrender to being blown into
ShredS and into the air. ALL even the most
deSpotic regimes, have ended by yielding TO
the revolt of slavery when too late. Like
Louis XVI and Charles Y, who lost their
heads. and Louis Philippe, who was be-
have to yield when there is nothing TO
save you, and certainly the Socialist filth
shall not succeed you. Nive la revolution
sociale. Vive fanarchie.'