The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-10-26
ANARCHISTS COMING.
Their Mission Alleged to be to Blow
Up Government Buildings, etc.
The French Government Sends Word to
WAshlngton-An Intercepted London
Cipher Letter Foretold Carnots
Dehth--An Ambassador Marked.

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the French government has notified |
the state department that seventy Inn
migrants, known TO be anarchists, are
abont 10 sail for America, and instruc.
tions have been sent TO the police au-
thorities throughout the country to be
on the lookout for these undesirable
visitors, whose names and descriptions
are given, but which will not be made
public.
The advice thus sent 10 the United
States through the usual diplomatic
channels forms the basis Of sensa-
tional article in Sundays Post setting
forth that the superintendent OF police
OF Washington has for several months
been In possession Of the proofs Of an
anarchistic plot to destroy government
buildings and public officials in the
United States, and commit like atroci-
ties In conjunction with those that have
taken place in European cities during
the past year.
The following is summary Of tho
Posts column article:
'''rhc Post is to-day enabled TO lay
before It's readers facts which 90 to
verify previous articles, and also doe
umcnt which shows that the conspir-
acy was wider Of scope and more hend-
ish Of purpose than the public had
been led 10 suppose.
"Unwittingly, perhaps, the Coxey
movement came near making possible
the contamination OF one OF the dark
est schemes the anarchists ever con.
ceiycd When Coxey and Browne were
organizing their forces for the march
10 Washington, n nest OF Chicago an
archists conceived the idea Of striking
blow at organized society under the
cover OF the Army Of Peace" And
except for fortunate discov-
cry in Chicago nearly dozen
OF the most reckless anarchists the
world has ever known would have
been in Washington when the first of
the Coxcyitcs arrived That their cr-
rand was one OF murder and arson is
proved by n mass OF correspondence
which was captured, and the confess
sion ~ member Of the band Cen.
Brennan, the astutc head Of the
Chirago police, communicated with
Mai Moore and Inspector IIollin-
bcrecr rs soon as he satisfied him
self that plot was developing TO
blow MP public property here, and un-
der cover ot the attendant excitement
commit murder, and gave the nbine Of
the Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago anarchists Mai Moore and
inspector llollinbergcr promptly and
without delay placed this individual
under the closest surveillance. lie was
seen to meet strange men at the depot
and other places number Of times,
aud an intercepted letter 10 him con
vinocd the officials that the Chicafeo
warning had come none too soon. I'm
closed with this letter was one in
cipher. which It took long time 20
work out The translation is in part
as follows:
ORDERS TO so .
q" 'LoNpoN. juno el 1891 No . Al the time
you Wlil receive this letter several OF our com
rndcs will be reads 10 leave Tor America aud
thCy will be absolutely under your command
and We hope you will organize new league
and 10 eicctiyt work, Lay your plans 50 that
your attempts will be Cacctual AZ a meet
Ing held In Geneva last week tho amhnA-
sadpr was ordered removed, and 1t will be your
duty IN the namb Of our cause, 10 arrange
| everything for his removal There viii be q
sensation IN few days the nature of which IA
not necessary 70 state. as it does not concern
America, but you viii remember the meeting
held IN Parts May s. Would II not be advisable
| that you ehOuid obtain some sort Of position
In washington whore you will como In contact
with some government onicers, 0nd that will
help sou 10 success In our piansf
"Thc ambassador ordered removed at
the Geneva meeting alluded 10 is still
in Washington attending TO his duties.
He also received warning from the
secret service agents In his own eoun-
try that he was marked man, and IL
WINS therefore not surprising that he
had guard stationed In and about his
residence day and night for weeks.
Now comes the most sensational
part Of the whole letter The portion
| which states that there win be sensa-
tion in few days, and asking II the
correspondent remembered the Paris
meeting OF May 5, refers directly TO
the assassination OF President Carnot.
I'm these two other cities It was
known that the president Of the French
republic had been marked for killing
before the assassination took place,
and the French secret service bureau
was informed of this discovery several
weeks before the assassination took
place. The French chief, however,
thought the American officers were
ncedlessly alarmed. The anarchists in
that country had not been unusually
active for some time, and he did not
think It necessary 10 warn President
Caruot or his household.
after this letter had been captured
and deciphered Inspector Hollinbergei
had the Washington correspondent Of
the anarchist brought before him. lie
weakened, and told OF other plans 81
the anarchists, and he was allowed tC
go on condition that he keep up hi'
dealings with the Chicago parties ant
} inform the local officers Of every stel
taken. In this manner Inspector IIol
linberger gained information about th'
anarchists, who and where they are
that has been OF inestimable service Il
the police departments Of other cities.
Negroes Reported Lynched.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct 22.-The stat
bloodhounds were put on the track o
the parties who murdered Count,
Treasurer Robert Cope, OF 0rangeburg
They were traced to q point about flv,
miles distant on the Edisto river
where they evidently took rowboa
and went down the river. Treasure
Copcs was very popular, and at leas
800 men Joined In the search Tor tn
murderers. At o'clock Sunday nigh
the telegraph operator at Orangeburl
reports that five negroes have been ar
rested on evidence not heard at tn
coroner's inquest, and that they hav
all been lynohed.
KILLED By Premature Hast.
/ JoLEr, H., Oct. 1.-Two explosion
of giant powder in Kicker, Lee & Co.
, camp ON the drainage canal Saturda
nipht resulted In the killing of fiv