The sun., 1894-01-19
ANARCHISTS TAKE FLIGHT.
OYER 5000 or THEN ARE SUFFERING
EOR room AND CLOTHING.


Thsy Hsve Takes Refuge - ere Ne-.t.i-,
Near Csrr-rs srd Troops Are ssrre--s.
tse eTben-Tbs-Reesst Oussresks Dus -
Auarehist Propass.ds-Chsrssssr OF the
Men whs werk .. the Msrbis ousrrie-.
RoNE, Jan. lathe United Press reporter
returned to-day from Carrsrs and Massa dl
Carrara. where the state OF siege has been
proclaimed owing TO the attempts Of Anar-
chists to start . revolution. Both towns were
somewhat more animated than usual al
though trade has been resumed and public
confidence seems to have been restored. Cav
slrymen ride incsssantly through the towns
and infantry with fixed bayonets patrol the
streets. The soldiers have orders to prevent
groups from gathering in the streets.
The recent outbreaks in several parts OF the
country we're due undoubtedly to Anarchist
propaganda as Premier Crispi said. The
Anarchists selected Carrara and Massa di Car
rara for their most comprehensive plot, be-
cause there they found the m ost advantageous
conditions. The workers in the marble quar-
riss are in large part a hard lot Many ofthem
ere ex-convicts or iugitives from Justice who
give false names, and whose identities could
be established in only few cases.
They earn fair wages. but their work Is so
hard that applicants at the quarries are few.
and the oyersesrs must take whomsoever they
can get. Many OF the quarrymen camp In
almost Inaccessible spots above the uuarries
and 90 to town only during f6tes. They are so
auarrelsome that fatal fights frequently occur.
It has been found almost impossibleto discov-
or the identity OF any murderer among them.
as every man knows that vengeance will be
sure II he betray acomrade.
Even when the criminals among the quarry
men are known 1t is diI1cult to arrest them. as
watchers on tho high rocks near the camps
give warning OF the approach OF gendarmes.
and the iugitlves can hide themselves In the
forests or In the 81 ,ries OF the works. The
quarries are very olJ. and for q long time 1t
was customary to keep . battalion from the
garrison in view Of the men. as their reckles--
ness aud brutality constantly threatened out
breaks
however, the troops garrisoned near the quar-
ries were reduced greatly. The Anarchists
among the Iaborers. In 1886 several Violent
TeyolitlOnists who had been expelled from
near CarrsTa. and founded the arst Anarchist
group. in Italy. The district in which the
SsrFs sSs org ss.Sd SoS.a S'' ansTs%s% SUPPLEMENTARY
italy The new movement spread rapidly;
sss e' s %a
ing with the workingmen OF Pisa, spezzia. and
other centres Of yorkingmen's interests; and
taneousiy in several provinces. They were TO
plunder tho houses OF the rich, set fire to the
to % the cause OF revolt It every @ n man % who should
show himself ready to pillaGe and fight against
The outbreak near Carrara on last satur day
evening was the initial move, but the further
sW ason Of n. L Is sRe
that the Anarchists killed on Saturday night
es,Sssn CaTEafa and MsssG and on Tuesday
Gus than the troops thought, The Anarchists
were eager to conceal their losses. and carried
More than 1000 Anarchists Of the Carrara
district have taken refuge in the mountains
roundlns them The faeitiyes sro in me need S1o Of
food many OF them are without sufficient
many 81 the revolutions ists It viii soon soon be "a a
choice between surrender or death from OK
posurs Most Of them are expected to yield
The country round the Carrara and Massa
dl!t:iet IL tranquil The rural population OF
BRussEIs. Jan. IA despatch from Rome
mate friends Of Prime Minister Crispi believe
that owing to the situstion in Italy daily be-
Of Deputies that plenary power be conferred
upon him for ysar;r ,,,, ,.
In Rome predicts trouble in .PAzzuoli, near
Naples. owing to the destitution among the
hsy sIe to s2rs at
sary skill. The town is too deeply in debt to
employ the men. and the local taxes are very
firms the statement Of the Hamburger Mach
n m.l ahs sg es Ps Sy
making advances to France and Russia. The
correspondent says that President Crispi is
Alliance, which he considers tho cornerstons
q itaiy's foreign policy. The Times makes
The ineidsnt greatly heiGhtens interest in
the constitutional struggle now impending In
between Crispi and the aristocratic and literary
Clique who are Intriguing against him In
hudinfs interests. The contention that
Rudini desired 70 only make favorable
for her allies is dishonorabie and i'm moral to
the last degree; but 1t can hardly shock Bis
marck. for the very newspaper which exc
cultivating the special favor OF Russia toward
peafed, before Europe, as the max er and prih-
IL ts alleged that tho negotiations with
ss,, hnssia were tnumsteiy connected with the re-
sSs eSndon n me Of tSnsa s55 b so THI' was
ernment left once that. in the opinion OF per-
sons well qualified to Judge. Italy could not
The Times adds many words Of dspreciation
OF Rudini and praise OF Crtspi. whose return TO
power. It says, has been witnessed with special
~sIl-wishsr Of Italy in the Msditsrransan.
Notice was received yesterday by the Com
tionAl telegraph bureau at Berne switzer-
land that the Italian Government will not al
low any private kilograms in secret language
OF MassA and Carrara. In which are situated the
cities OF Carrara and Massa dt Carrara. The
n provisional suspension"
Princess CoIoHaA's Salt.
PARIS. Jan. lathe hearing OF the action Of
Princess ColonnA. step dau Rhter OF Mr. John