The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-29
BOMB THRowERs OF VIENNA.
They Had Plotted Wholesale Destruc-
tion Of Life and Property.

They Had Plotted Wholesale Destruc-
tIon Of Life and Property.
VIENNA, Sept. 2s.--The police today adj
mitted the truth of the report. sent out by
the Associated Press on the I'D, OF the ar
rest OF o number of anarchists on Sieben-
Drummer strasse and the discovery Of cases
of reviewers, bombs, explosives, coats
with leather Innings with hooks for sus-
pending bombs to them, and documents
of the most discriminating nature. Inyes-
tigation shows that the anarchists intended
TO smuggle dynamite into the under
ground portion of the reichsrath building,
aud. when that body met on October 10. to
blow il skyhigh and strike terror into the
hearts of the enemies of the independent
group of socialists. 10 which the arrested
men belonged. Had the plot succeeded
some 600 people would have been hurled
into eternity, including the princes of the
imperial family, hereditary MOBILES and
dignitaries of the church. The anarchists
disc had plans laid TO blow up at the same
time the town hall, with over 1000 persons
employed therein, besides number of i'm
portant buildings on the Ringstrasse. one
OF the finest streets in Europe. the univer-
sity. the famous historical museum and
other buildings Of similar nature. The
Hofburg theater was also included in the
conspiracy.
The strangest part of the story. as far a.
the United States 10 concerned, comes
now. The Associated Press has already
stated that the bombs were made accord
ing to the formula Of Herr Most. OF New
York, but this is not all. The police claim
10 be able to prove that the anarchists In
this gigantic conspiracy were connected
with anarchists in Chicago. They say
this is not merely police theory, but the
connection of the Chicago anarchists with
those here has been fully established be,
yond doubt. Correspondence between
the Chicago reds" and those of Vienna is
said TO be in the hands of the Austrian POI
lice, who, il would seem, must commune
cate with the Chicago police on the sub
ject
NEW York, Sept 2s.--Johann Most.
leader OF the anarchists in New York, was
visibly excited as well as indignant when
the report was published today that the
Vienna dynamiters were sustained by an
archists here in the plan to blow mp Aus
trian government buildings. mo one but
an idiot could credit such nonsense" said
Most 1.-The American anarchists, while
they sympathize deeply with their down
trodden brothers in foreign countries.
have so many of their. own battles to fight
that all our strength is needed here"
The Russian Fleets Visit to TouIon.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.--Tt is evident that the
semi-official and official warnings which
the French government has received from
Russia in regard to putting check upon
the extra demonstrativeness of the French
people in connection with the Russian
fleet to Toulon are having their affect, so
much so that feeling of ehilliness is
commencing to be felt in official circles re-
garding the whole affair. Originally it
was intended that President Carnot should
receive the Russian fleet upon its arrival:
that the visit of Russian sailors to Paris
should be perfect triumphal progress
upon scale never before attempted in the
history of the world. At Toulon and
Paris receptions of the most gorgeous
nature were to have been rendered the
visiting sailors, glowing addresses made,
and, in word, nothing lett undoue TO
make the visit q demonstration of the fact
that Europe, in case OF war, would find the
Russian iegions and the cohorts OF France
fighting side by side against their CONF
mon enemies Ali this has undergone
considerable change. and il seems TO be
changing more and more every day. Ii is
said Ca.not will merely pay "a brief formal
visit to Toalon on the occasion. More
over, the municipal authorities Of Touion
have been informed that they canno. have
the 10000 francs asked from the govern
ment TO entertain the Russian visitors.
and must pay for any projected entertain
ment out Of the city fueds. This makes
the visitors merely guests OF the city, not
OF the nation. A repor; is even published
that CaTnot will not visit ToGlof, but will
delegate tile reception 70 Admiral R5eu-
nier and Gen. Barrieus. In fact. the re-
eepiion is practically IN the hands of the
Russian ambassador. as he has intinatei
that unless the programme is submitted 10
him for revision tue Russian fiest mar
find it inconvenient 10 visit Ioulon.
France bows to the inevitable