The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-26
ITALIAN "REDS" AT WORK
Dynamite Campaign on an Extensive
Scale Inaugurated in the City ofE.Ome.
Bombs and Internal Machines Sent Govern.
ment Officials and DiplOmates by Anarch-
ists-Stone Thrown at King HumberL
TERRORIZED BY ANARCHISTS.

Italian Officials nnd Others Threatened
with Death by CowardIy s.Reds."
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LONDON. March 25.-Mail advices from
Rome prove that q very inadequate idea of
the dynamite campaign of the Italian An
archiets has been communicated by tele-
graph to the outside world. A strict CEN
sorship is exercised over all dispatches by
the government. and anything likely to
create psnicky 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 Burroughs of soldiers have been
suspended among all the troops In the i'm
mediate vicinity. Although not a
day has passed without the finding of
bombs by the police, all the authorities de-
clare that the attempts of the dynamiters
have practically ceased. and that all ex-
cept few of the most venturesome An
archIsts have left the city. Much of this
deception is practiced merely to clay the
growing uneasiness of foreign sovereigns
expected to be present at the silver we'd
ding of King Humbert and Queen Margaret
next month. For instance, tremendous
efforts are making to suppress the news
that bomb was found on Wednesday
evening near the house of Herr Won Bulow,
the German ambassador to the Vatican.
An internal machine was received by the
Austrian secretary of legation ON Thurs
day, but he discreetly referred 1t to the in
spector of police who has been detailed to
open such packages sent TO the State De-
partment.
On Thursday evening cement bomb,
i'll - - r. -
the wall of Admiral Brins house in tho
PalaZZO Odescalchi. The attention of O
policeman was attracted by the burning of
the fuse. He eXtinguished the hight and
carried tho bomb TO the police officials,
where an examination showed that enough
explosives had been placed in it to wreck
the whole house. The Rector of the UNI
versity Della Saphienza received yesterday
ceptional heaviness of the box excited his
suspicious and he gave IL to the
police, with the request that they open il.
Upon removing the bottom of the box the
police found several small tubes of ex-
plosiyes which would have been set off by
q 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 An
archIsts." A similar internal machine re-
ceived at the Ministry of the interior was
packed with q strip on which was printed
in red ink: BLOOD, fire and revolution to
help the great cause Of humanity"
Many officials have received warnings
that they Will be killed before May 1. and
in all the departments of the city and ma
tional governments the guards have been
doubled for their protection. The ap-
proaches TO the buildings swarm with de-
tectives and nobody who fails to give a
satisfactory account of himself can hope 20
get near The police have shown them
selves utterly incompetent. Although
searching dav and night for the store of
A n uyratf htoh hn hiafo
drawing. they have accomplished nothing.
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 plotters. In Rome the
developments of the coming week are
awaited with the keenest anxiety.