The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-09
ROYALTY is IN TERROR
CROWNED HEADS TRENBLE BE
CAUSE OF CZOLGOCZ's CRIME.
Extraordinary Measures of safety Are
Being Taken-United states Is
n Refuge OF the Reds.

ST. LOUIS, Sept S.-The Globe-Demo-
Gratis special London cable says:
THE news Of yesterdays dastardly crime
at Buffalo reached Europe too late for the
press to do more than TO express the peo-
pies horror at the deed and their sympa-
thies with the victim and the country over
which he so worthily presides. There is
not a journal but speaks in the highest
terms OF President Mckinley as a man and
as a President.
But this outrage TO civilization must be
followed by something more practical than
the stirring up of sentiments. IL Is not too
much 10 say that the whole OF Europe in
the last two years has been I'm condition
Of constant terror as TO when and where
the murderous brotherhood who style them
selves Anarchists would find their next vic
tim. The United States was the last place
thought of as the scene of the crime. but IL
cannot be said that II was equally uncon-
sidered as the place whence its organizer
or perpetrator might come.
Inquiries into the European antecedents
of Czolgocz, or Nieman. have been fruitless.
At the headquarters Of the London police.
indeed. il is considered very likely that he
has none, for the desperate characters and
the various Anarchist groups in Europe
and Great Britain, have been catalogued
most infinitely during the past year by the
newly formed international committee Of
the secret police. IL has been found impOs-
sible, however, TO include therein those
who have found an asylum in the United
States, but elsewhere, even in the minor
bodies of antidOcial revOlutionaries, whose
vaporings are scoffed at by their neighbOrs
as mere wind, have been dossiered with
uCf a,fc inc lot nd lfFraa
the death OF Queen Victoria. at which time
there were strong undercurrents Of evil
dence noted that anarchism meant TO seek
murder again.
AT the present moment there are ex-
actly twelve plain-clOthes officers hedging
King Edward on his journey from HON.
burg to Copenhagen. They are re-enfOrced
in successive periods by secret police
selected for their local knowledge OF the
different stages OF the journey. Other
members of the English political detective
force are now cooperating with the
French, Germans, Italians and Austrians
on the occasion Of the Cars European
tour, as an experimental unit to learn II
their joint knowledge OF the methods OF
each would enable them TO master the An
archist propaganda.
"A number of European secret service Of
ficers are now I'm the United States at
tempting 10 make thorough the dossiers OF
various European Anarchist groups. They
complain that their work is almost in
superable owing TO the coming and going
between Europe and the different cities OF
sins, and also because OF the absence OF
police concern regarding them i'm the
United States.
ut is more than the plain truth that the
safety of the lives of the rulers OF Eu-
rope is regarded by their expert protectors
as dependent TO a great extent upon the
vigilance that must be maintained upon
European fanatics who are now domiclled
in the United States. Whether this view is
exaggerated or not, il is certainly that OF
the European police experts. England was
long reproached as Offering a safe asylum
and opportunity for the organization OF
these pests Of society, but IL IS now ad-
mitted that they are nowhere kept under
closer observation, a result which. per-
haps, Is due 10 the transference from many
centers TO the United States.
Until these are crushed, so say the po-
lice, the rulers Of countries must make their
ceremonial tours, which were at one time
ing. hedged within the multiple ranks OF
armed and uniformed men. No stronger
example Of this could be found than I'm the
circumstance OF King Edwards recent
movements, which have been already re-
ferred to in these dispatches, and the fever
ish nervousness for the safety Of the Car.
1t was only yesterday that the programme
for his movements in France was known
with anything like completeness. Dunkirk,
where the maneuVers are TO take place. will
scarcely be permitted to see him on Sept
lS There will be no procession on the
s6se5 to The The p Res a Tsa YIN be
have taken every precaution, but Special
| Commissioner Faudal. who arrived on
lnufSudAs was not SdiiSleds ana sent 10
Paris for fifteen additional detectives and
| the government authorities took over the
| whole control.
AT Compiegne. where the Car goes from
/ Dunkirk, 300 workmen are busy decorating
| the palace, and extraordinary precautions
| have been taken by the French and Rus
| sian police. Every workman has been pho
/ tOgraphed and identified on going in and
coming out OF the palace.
THE date Of the arrival Of the Car and
/ King Edward at Copenhagen Is still un-
| known. If such precautions and such an
/ army OF secret police were considered neces-
sary before yesterdays tragedy at Buffalo,
| IL may be imagined how they were fe-
doubled Yesterday"