The evening world., 1894-06-25
NAlLLAST-CARNOT.


%one balances the other" was his
only comment. But afterwards he
andeh; - wish i had been the Car In.
When an Evening World" reporter
called at Schwab's saloon this morning
there were a half Gozen wii-lookine
nen there. drinking and cracking joke
about Carnots death. When the re.
porter entered they changed the subject,
GH' n st Aay Ass1 ssn SR;aMnf Rtn
thought ABOUT nnrnot's death, the bar
tender sad: I'VE have no time here to
IGAd ah"1t such mnttcrs. Come when
Mr, H. SrHWa9 ,y1s, is in, .G T. may know"
ing Worll' reporter called this morning
at his homo on the top floor OF the
tcn1eement-house at ll& Henry street.
lis young and pretty Wife, however
baby boy. expressed great readiness tc
discuss the assassination of President
CarnQt
Ing, she said, he had not yet heard
of President Carnot's death. or course,
! % not know what he viii say about
u, but as am in perfect accord with
his views think IL safe to say that nv
husband VIII CONgi ler the assassination
of President Caruut as in-timrl and
tnrtiess. Not that "" regard his re-
moEai from life as any great harm;
hut, il II was intended for revenge OF
Ravachol and valiant : death, IL was
altogether too long deferred to promote
tho interests of the cause at this lat"
DAY. BESIDES. such solitary blow.
where SO many had heen concerned in
the condemnation of RaVachul and Vail
liant. seems To indicate quite conclusive
ly that 1t must hay" been struck to
satisfy some private ErudGc."
Herr Most is known at the house
where he lives AS. John Miller. This is
also the name under which he conducts
The Affairs OF tn" Frciheit.
NJ ,-t l..
II" said.
"Carnors death removes at least
one uS the stumbling blocks In the
way to the achievement of our aims.
try 5L"OOo0 year to hedge In his life
with safeguards, will alsS not oscape
the wrath Of the down-trodden,"
rh,stts in town is Nine. Marie Louise, of
liG West Tenth street
when seen by III" reporter this morn
ms she was feeding "a kitten that had
strayHl into her apartments a short
time ago,
Mime Louise had not yet aoard Of Pres
iient Tarnots assassination. ana ex-
pressed IniG'Snel surprise and SORROW
That Is really too bad" she said; 81
am very, VERY sorry thA such n thing
should have happened, 1t does not pro,
mot" the 'lIs" - Anarchy at ali ON
the contrary, such deeds OF violence have
the effect Of Ictariing its progress. An.
archy means no rule AZ all but assas.
sinlt!an Is rule uf the vilcst sort, II /.
Infinitely worse han mob rule Tais AT
least - open, but assassination moves
in ~" dark and Is CoWardly.
Il believe IN revolution to acsomplIsh
the aims uf AnnrcHv. Bat il must he
far gpoa, auoye board a revolution,
nrSt hy p'lcoIhlr molEs and then. il
need hn, ny force, hut not the unlrrhani
force Of the bonb-thrower Of the atsas-
sin.
Lyons, You sse," she aG lei. lis the
hothcd ~ Revolutionary Anarchy. II is
the hra.lual''gs OF the slN-wedyers-
the most desperate sufferers in the
world
"Os course" she then said contcmpln.
lively, the injustice " CAPITALISTS has
reckoning has come Their lEsatilhlr
greed has made work scarce. wages
low and lN@g i'ur. And aml m these
hane;ul conditions tyranuy is more ram,
pant now tnln ever The people hay,
become insane Aul 1t Is these mean,
ones who ar" setting themselves About
t. sn,r the Erelt Tr- Iiem.
'TEr SIX "", Nu"s OF l.yuUs-Oh, they
nave most h.ut.tGl mind as may 6c
seen iG tG' lovely designs of silk they
manGfarur"., !Ut suffering has made
monsters ~ thCG, md CGrnot was their
most immediate anu CCG"l!CGous Vi,tim. 81