The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26
THE FLOWER OF ANARCHY.

because of Gov Altgeld's alleged
friendliness for social rcformers and
because of the great army of the un-
employed in the Lake city who could
be expected to make good material to
work on for the reds.
Superintendent of the New York
Police Thomas Byrnes has Just secured
a copy of the proclamation calling this
Congress of Anarchists of the World"
1t is signed by William Holmes, G. A.
Shilling and Schwab and Fieldeg, the
recently released anarchists pardoned
by Gov Altgeld for their participation
in the Haymarket massacre. Schwab
and Fielden were let out of Joliet pen
itentiary on June %, after having been
confined since November, 1887. That
they should SO soon commence opera
tions again viii please Gov. Altgeld's
critics, who held that these two azi-
tators fully deserved the sentence
passed upon them by the most eminent
jurist of the state OF Illinois. In this
proclamation it is set forth that the
time has come for all anarchists and
social reformers to assemble together
in conference for the purpose of pro-
claiming to the world the great prin-
ciple of human liberty; to suggest
plan to strengthen the movement and
to compare views of sociological theo-
ries.
Prince Krapotkin, the nihiIist. who
has been living in Zurich, is announced
to preside at the conference. lie re-
Gently arrived in this country, and is
now making tour of the west He is
great power among the physical force
disciples of Europe. He comes Of an
old and aristocratic Polish family. lie
would have one day ascendcd the
throne of Poland had not Russia con-
quered that nation. He has spent sew
eral years in Siberia for incendiary
acts and speeches perpetrsted in ST.
Petersburg. BE married the daughter
of an aristocrat who was also a nihi1-
list of the most pronounced type. The
princes wife will be with him at Chi
cago congress. She is said 10 be one
of the strongest advocates of bomb
throwing, and once undertook the
task Of destroying a member of the
royal family in st. Petersburg. Luck
lily for herself she was arrested before
she had proceeded very far in the plot.
She was sent 20 Siberia. but was re-
leased after having spent two years in
exile. Her sufferings while in exile
evidently only increased her hatred
for the czar, for She at once allied her
self with Prince krapctkin. The
mr. 10 60
land. when they became exceedingly
active in plotting against the Russian
emperor. The princess is only about
twenty-five years Of age and quite
handsome with her dark iype of beauty.
Herr Most has rival Tor the leader
ship OF the anarchists Of the ca; in II.
Maxence Roldes. who recently came
TO New York to enthHse the rods.
Roldes cane from Bclvium- lie vii
go TO Chicago to pre- eat a plan for
tTansplanting the anarci .sts ard to-
cialists Of America, France. Beigiurn
and Germany 10 Paraguay b. q aey
method Of cooperative colonization.
Most, the police permitting. VIII a1-
vocate radical treas 7lent of tie capi-
taiists Al the congress. lie SAYS that
the rnai aiority Of those who will af.end
the congress VIII be for physical force.
lie viii oppose tie EOidcs colonization
idea He s2id that tbs congress ~oaid
give him a chance that he had long
been waiting for When asked what
chance he rresut be thrndered oct IL
was the chance 20 tal.e the entire cap
itai which had been created By labor.
Il viii 20 70 Ch5.zgo advocating th.r
seizure of the wealth of the capitalists
and its division aEsoay the perfnilezs.s
said he. he world is lsborsng under
and sFfTering from eTcrp-o5a lion
We eoaid very veil get s.on. ssitAsz.