of the flag just on' an the avenues and streets of Chicago, and men red and black that he was of which every American should take STATE NEWS. at the stroke of a certain hour hurl the weapons the kind of a man they wanted, and then secure A WOMAN’S AWFUL CRIME a pride; that the success of the exhibi- THE ANARCHISTS. of destruction against the structures and blow a living from them without working for it. their oortad occupants to pieces. “Of About that time, a Chicago business man got tion as an exhibition should be the th+Tri and into In the town of Franklin, course, some innocent people will be killed," trouble with his servant girl, the latter SHE KILLS ELEVEN PERSONS first consideration of the directors Milwaukee we can not afford to waste our claiming that he and his wife had beaten her. County, on Sunday, the Bth inst., she said, “but This “outrage” upon a poor was and the financial success of the under- Extent of the Society in Americ* upon them. You cannot make an working girl WITH POISON , sympathy brought before one "of the business meetings Joseph Bank, aged 17, and Fred.Kep- without- breaking eggs.” In sneaking taking secondary. “But,” he added, —Expose oir.eitt the group. ka, aged were perforal of Their Secret of this Griefif said that dynamite and of Burdendecker realized that “the one is pretty sure to follow the 21, each ed with pistols were all well enough, but he the glorious opportunity to prove him- Including Her Husband and Children— several No. 4 shot by the discharge of Workings. of the knife and dagger, self had arrived. The affair was dis- other.” Mr. Whisley,of London, said advocated the free use for Insurance Money the a gun in the hands oi as thtfy made no noise and did their work cussed in lurid language. Spies said that Infatuation that all the the Philip Molchew- wrongs plans for buildings and effectually. Fielden remarked that while he the girl's must bo avenged. Thereupon Origin ol Her Mania—Attention Drawn grounds had been as ski, aged 11. Molchewski is said to dynamite without Burdendecker constituted himself a committee completed, and Their Plans for Removing Capi- knew the v must use hesita- to the Crimes by Peculiar Death have pointed the gun at them and fired tion in destroying property, he believed in of one to net the avenger. He provided himself the soon as they had been approved they throat-cutting as the surest and best way of re- with an old pistol, which he carried in one of the Woman’s Eldest Son—How and out of pure willfulness. Application talists--Dagger and Dyna- called would be vigorously pushed to com- moving the capitalists. He full}’- agreed with pocket, and what he a dynamite bomb has been for a in in the When Her Other Victims Died—Her pletion. ' made warrant for his mite Advocated. Griefif. Spies calmly listened to all that had another, and sallied forth role of a arrest. been said, and then remarked that what they Nemesis. Burdendecker, however, took care to Arrest With an Accomplice. proposed was all well enough, but ho had some apprise his intended victim of what he intended PROGRESSIVE JAPAN. By the eievatior of Gen. Lucius Fair- thing better to offer them. “My scheme," said tj do by means of anonymous letters, and so finding the men his guard he gallantly child to the rank oi grand commander Scheme to Arm the Tramps —Many he, ‘is the best in the world. I have given a ou backed She Will Use English Text Books in Her good deal of t!m’ to it, and have studied it out out end annouuced to the anarchists that he Somerville, Mass., Aug. 13.—Mrs. of the Grand A.rmy Republic, 4 could not find the man, as he had run away in Schools. of the Female Members of he Or- carefully and closely. My plan is this: Let Sarah Jane Robinson is bail Henry P. Fischer, of Milwaukee, be- every man arm himself with a little syringe fear of his life. The dynamite bomb which he held to Chicago, 111., Aug. 13.—Count Ysuigi, ganization. just large enough to be concealed in the closed carried was something like a pepper castor bot- here on the charge of her eldest son of the prime minister of comes commander of the Wisconsin baud. The point of the syringe should be just tle in appearance, and he claimed that it was poisoning filled with department of the order. At the last as small and fine as that of a needle, so that it dynamite. He warranted it to do husband and son, and nine other Japan, who has been in this city for The terrible execution, and that it was his own state encampment Mr. Fischer was can easily penetrate the clothing and skin. said deaths similar are laid at several days, left for a brief visit to ■Startling Developments by a Member of bulb of the svringe must be tilled with prussic invention. from causes elected senior vice-commander. German group first the East to-day. His mission in Chi- Detective acid, and then it is all ready for business. The of anarchists was the her door. All the parties referred to, the Pinkerton Armed with this, you can walk up alongside of to arm themselves and prepare for the antici- cago was to confer with various pub- A coat and hat were found floating The the it is the capitalist to be removed, quickly insert the pated revolution. workings of group said, were insured in such a way lishing companies for school text in the lake nearthe governmentbreak- Agency. needle point through his clothes and into his wore conducted in the same manner as those of In 18S5, the that Mrs. Robinson was benefited water, on the evening of the 6th, flesh, and at the same time squeeze the bulb, the American group. March, Ger- books in the English language for use and the prussic acid into veins. The mans got up a subscription and purchased a taker to the central police scarcely a mat- sending his diregtly or indirectly by their in the schools of Japan, the Mikado station. At the present time there is victim would not mind the attack any more tiumber of rifles. An anarchist named B. Kan The articles were identified ter of more interest to the American people as than he would notice a slight prick of a pin or acted as purchasing agent for them, and secured death. Mrs. Robinson’s son William, having decided to adopt the English by Charles a whole, and society at large, than that of the the bite a Ifca, and the would kill him rifles for $6 apiece for such as could raise that language require Bueler, a resident of Bay View, as be- the of poison who died yesterday morning, suf- and the children of anarchist organization throughout country, in a very few minutes, an 1 his death would be amount of money. A military company was at does openly, their lives organized among his suejects to be educated in that longing to a man named Charles Krue- threatening, as it and a horrible one. He would not know, and it he once from the members of the fered terribly from convulsions in ger, property. The recent terrible riot in Chicago, did he could not tell, what had been done to group, and it began drilling at No. 54 West tongue. Count Ysuigi intends to visit who lives at 1060 Kinnickinnic end the fearful work done by the anarchist him.” This ingenious, death-dealing scheme Lake street, which at that time was the nest of his last hours. The symptoms every quarter of the United States for Avenue. Krueger has been employed weapon, the dynamite bomb, is fresh in the the anarchists. Removal was made to the the was greeted with acclamations of approval by seemed to be those of poisoning, at Weisel & memory of all, and is kept so by the trial of all. basement of a house on Milwaukee ave- the purpose of familiarizing himself Vilter’s machine shop, on leading members of the organization in Chi- Fielden had joined Parsons, Spies, Schwab, nue, because target practice could be se- but the analysis of the boy’s with its people and customs, and will Chicago Street. As he has been missing cago, now drawing to a close. This murder- At that time cured there. They were in dead earnest, of and Fischer shortly before that. then to Europe, where he will se- since the 3d, there is little doubt but ous outbreak opened the eyes the he was the driver of a stone wagon. He is an and were preparing themselves for murderous stomach has not yet been com- go American public to the danger which con- and born Tormorden of conflict. About May. ISBS. the American group cure education in the higher branches that he committed suicide or was ac- and has filled the Englishman, was at pleted. Mrs. Robinson seemed com- stantly threatens it, poor parents. In this country he noa worked also organized a military company of about authorities with a to destroy the The drills held the of literature and study the arts of cidentally drowned. determination the farm of “Long John ’ Wentworth, and fifty men. were in business pletely broken down, mentally and organization, upon and statesmanship. In all as far as possible, root and branch, in a stone-quarry. Without exception he was hall of No. 54 West Lake street, but ou a differ- diplomacy Christian Brand, a laborer 30 years and to place the prime movers in it where they who ent night from the meetings. Parsons, Fielden, physically, when she was brought be- the the worst tliroat-cuttiug advocate spoke to he will be absent from his native of age, living with his parents in the will bo harmless. It is well known that the anarchists at their meetings. f ielden Holmes, Haby, Swenk, Kan, Walters, Burien- fore the police court to-day with her years. of hotbed of anarchism is located in Chicago, but brought with him another agitator named Gor- decker, Spies, and, in fact, all the prominent country eight town Milwaukee, near the northern very few know how extensive it is, even in that such. The whole precious lot of thugs then anarchists, were members. Through a misun- alleged accomplice, Thomas R. Smith. extremity of Third Street, committed city. The ramifications of the anarchist organi- systematic organization in dead earnest. derstanding, the American group had to remove COLD-BLOODED MURDER. every began Both the not suicide at 6 o’clock on the evening of zation extend throughout the country in The anarchist organization was up into to No. 106 EastRandolph street, but as the quar- prisoners pleaded guilty diret tion, and numbers membership divided it in its sev- groups, each holding regular meetings twice a ters did not shit they went back again. to the charge of administering poison A of Rockford, Mich., the sth inst., by shootingoff the top o eral thousands of people. Next to Chicago, procure money Prominent Oitizn week under the general name of the “I. U. W. Having been unable to enough Slain ou Mlu Doorotep. his head. New York contains the most believers in the P. A.” The Germans, Poles, and Bohemians to engage a professor of chemistry to teach in medicine to William J. Robinson doctrines of anarchy, Milwaukee coming next. and of Grand Rapids, 14 George Graham fell of the city flocked into the groups, and thorn the manufacture correct use dyna- with intent to kill. They were heldfor Mich., Aug. into a tank of The revelations at the trial have been start- listened delightedly to the fiery talk of prop- mite, Spies, Schwab, and Fischer began A cold-blooded murder was perpe ammonia water, at the works of ihe ling in many respects, and a great deal of in- erty life Everything was to experiment on their own hook. They upon and destruction. trial on the 18th inst. Mrs. Robin- trated at Milwaukee formation has been given the stand in to be accomplished by force, and that in its proved very successful in the manu- Rockford, in Kent County, Gaslight Company, on the most barbaric and inhuman forms. They facture of dynamite bombs, and one son’s bail was fixed at $25,000, and this morning, which has thrown tne 10th inst. His face, and six eyes hands, never spoke of building up anything, it was evening after a business meeting Smith’s at $3,500. Neither has ob- town into great excitement, and and other portions of his body were nothing but destruction. In a very short time of them were brought into the hall by a man there were live or six anarchist groups in the named Feritz, who hung about Grieff's place. tained the required security, and they lynching is freely talked of. The burned, but medical attendance was city. They had as their banners, very natural- They were greatly admired by all, and satisfac- murderer, John Boyd, being on quickly summoned, and it is believed ly, red and black flags, signifying blood, de- tion was expressed at the progress which had remain in jail. struction and death. The Arheiter Zeitutuj was been made. Parsons was the first to suggest the Attention was first attracted to the a heavy drunk ail night, stole that he will not suffer any permanent paper, their organ. In the fall of 1884 the principal starting of an anarchist and, getting a case by illness Mrs. a breech-loading revolver from a injury. He will be confined to his bed group, known as the American group No. 1,was little money, he begun issuing the paper known Robinson the of v. harness shop, went to the residence of for several weeks. ,s the Alarm , which as sold at all the meet- son, William, a formed by Parsons, Fielden, Spies, Holmes, Robinson’s eldest B. Barker, Keegan, and John A. Henry. Homes ings. In order to still further propagate the truck driver. He was slightly injured William Johnson, a most promi- J. Stilson, of Otsego, nearly severed was a young man connected with an insurance nefa-ious doctrine of anarchy, Spies, Schwab, nent citizen, called him to the dem- and represt other by a box falling on him, and going the cord in his wrist by striking it on agency. Barker was an expressman and a groat Fi.-cher, Kan nted 'to the and deliberately him through the dynamiter. Keegan was a blatherskite sort of groups anti anarchists in Chicago and New York home, was nursed by his mother. He shot an open-bladed knife. American people gotten chap, while Henry was a smooth-talking villain that the must be into grew rapidly worse, andthe symptoms, heart, killing him instantly. Boyd The insurance on the of a printer. tue organization to make it successful. In bears a bad name, but is of a American in order to do this it would be necessary to send being what should good House, Fond du Lac, Henry always delighted stating at the so different from coolly has practically meetings that the public called him blood- good organizers throughout the country to es- follow an injury like his, caused sus- family. After the shooting he been adjusted at $3,356.12. thirsty, and seemed anxious to appear a fero- tablish groups, and to circulate the Alarm, walked down street threatening all he They wanted the Germans to give moneyto picion. He vomited freely, and his cious anarchist, as all the rest did. Henry was the met and bragging of what he had done. Fire and water caused damage to out of his group, and was not very well known. pay for this work, which they did. Then attending physician, Dr. White, made the amount of $2,600 in the Forest One of the first to join the groupafter its orga- Fielden, Parsons, Sines, Gorsuch, Most, and an examination and discovered a large He also attempted toshoot two other nization was a man named Doucey. a stair- a professional agitator named Griffin “took the citizens. He is under arrest awaiting Street Clothing House, Fond du Lac. bu lder by trade, and a property-owner him- stump,” and disseminated seeds of anarchy in quantity of arsenic. The La Crosse authorities failed to self, and, in addition, one of tne worst landlords every direction. One of them always remained Chief of Police Parkhurst was noti- investigation. in tue city of Chicago. Doucey was a French in Chicago to look after the local work, and to identify the prisoners at Prairie du run the Alarm and the Arbeiter Zeitunq. The fied of the physician’s discovery. It Canadian, and a very mean man. He was the for Prohibition Rhode Island. Chien as the murderers of Nels White. first to call upon the anarchists to abjure the man Paul Grottkau was one of the most ener- was ascertained that Mrs. Robinson Eggs ballot. This was unnecessary, so far as the getic in organizing the German, Polish, and Bo- had an interested friend and counselor, F. N. Cleveland, of Stetsonville, German, Polish, and Bohemian groups were hemian elements in Chicago, Milwaukee, and [Bofcton Special to New York Tribune.] was thrown a buggy a were citi- elsewhere. Smith, it was thought from short dis- concerned, for none of the members Thomas R. and A red-faced, jollydriver of a big two- tance zens At the time of the Haymarketriot in May there prudent not to arrest the woman un- from Medford and one of his legs group, were no less than thirteenregularly constituted horse truck team got into trouble yes- The American which was the principal til the man were broken. one, as I have stated, met every Wednesday groups of anarchists in the city of Chicago. whereabouts of the terday afternoon and was led into let- evening and Sunday afternoon, on the In addition to these, there are about seventy- was, Mrs. John Wright, 3r., fell down third parts determined. Sergt. Cavanaugh ting out a little which he would floor of No. 54 Lake street (west). The maq five anarchist groups located in different however, detailed to shadow Mrs. secret stairs, in her home at Lancaster, and named Holmes was elected permanent treas- of the country, all bound in the firm belief of have been glad to keep. He was com- the dangerous of anarchy. “I broke her left arm at the wrist. She urer, and Fielden permanent secretary. Thesa doctrines tell Robinson, Tuesday night and yester- ing Tremont Street from the North were the only permanently appointed official* you,” said Supt. Cornish, “thatthese anarchists day morning. While the sergeant and up was also considerably bruised. connected with the group. About all thaj are dangerous people to have around, and they End, and when opposite the Common be crushed out existence ns were watching, yesterday son of Wikkerink, Fielden had to do was to note the subject dis. should of quickly officers got into a jam of truck teams, one of The 5-year-old B. cussed at the meetings, and the speakers, in a as possible and not allowed to spring up again. morning, Smith put in an appearance of Fairwater, Fond du Lac County, give This is a ‘free country’ and all that, but it has which pushed his cart to one side and little book, and to out the subject to b< at the house, and the two were ar- was severely hurt by a vicious spoken on at the next meeting. The treasure) no use for such murderous scum. Now is thf tipped off a portion of his load. cow initiated new members and collected dues time to do it. Certainly the people of to the police him or and rested and taken station. Among things which fell into the that tossed four five feet above private subscriptions. He paid the expense have woke up to their danger,, and I think that Mrs. Robinson appeared much crest- other her head. bills. No bonds were demanded from him as a an example will be made of the leaders they street were three wooden shipping guarantee of Ids honesty. All surplus now are trying.” fallen and refused to eat anything, eggs. cases were The residence of Jacob Aaron; of divided between Parsons, Spies,! cases filled with The money was She told the chief that Smith had of size, holding forty-nine Altoona, Eau Claire County, was Fielden, Holmes, Henry, and the saloons TUE IRISH cause. her husband for fifteen years, medium keeper Grieff. For his share of the! known dozen eggs each. The cover of one burned on Monday. About $1 ; 000 surplus, Grieff supplied the meeting with Vila and since his death he had always worth property was on beer and A Leader’s View of the Situation—Par- case was knocked off in the fall, and of destroyed The above cut represents the weapons used by worse cigars. The leaders secured! nell the Leader. looked after her welfare. which there an insurance of the anarchists in the recent riots in Chicago, most of their living from these surplus funds] the large, brown Plymouth Rock was SSOO. The secretary usually Pittsburg, Mrs. Robinson is about 47 years ol and which were captured by the police of that called the meeting!? ta Pa., Aug. 14.—Maurice eggs went skipping over the granite The Methodist Church, with all its city. order, and a chairman was then elected to nc? F. Wilhere, vice-president of the Irish age, a blonde, and weighs about 15C like English after furniture, located a few miles from No. 1. A dagger made from a file. during the session. The principal speaker wad pounds. She dresses well. She was a pavement Sparrows No. ± G nt powder cartridge. allowed one hour in which to give his viewsi American National League, Rev spilled grain. They rolled and car- Fairchild, in the eastern part of Eau Nos. 3 and 4. Hand grenade shells. and was followed by others who were confined James Brehong, treasurer of the Phil- constant attendant at the Park Ave- to romed among the wheels of the ve- Claire County, was fired by an incen- No. 5. Dvuamite bombs. fifteen-minute speeches. At the conclusion branch, nue Methodist Church in West Somer of the speaking Fielden would announce to the adelphia and a number ol hicles and the feet of the horses, great- diary and completely destroyed. Re- that not millionaires viile, and knew her thought regard to the anarchists and their The audience as they were it other prominent members of the those who doings. would be necessary to take up collection ly to the amusement of two news- ported loss, $2,000. most thrilling and at the same time reliable a to league arrived in the well of her. She had a way of smiling defray the expenses of the gas and hall. Nearly city this morning, boys, who rushed in and began to residing in the story has been told by one of Pinkerton’s men— en on people and being pleasant that dis- Lorenz Clear, south- Capt. all generally responded to this request, and sub- route to the Chicago convention, eggs contents. John Cornish, Superintendent of the scriptions ranged five break the and suck the east part of Addison, who was kicked Eastern office of great re bureau. It from cents to ?I. After which meets next Wednesday. The armed suspicion. She kept a few the detect! the cash was safely taken care would A large boy cracked an egg and by a horse in the chest two weeks pre- has been an open seer t that this celebrated of, Fielden party stopped off here to attend a boarders. No one seemed to know of has had lo- announcethat anybody could join the group by holding it up to his expectant mouth, firm detectives its men names in a viously, died from the injuries on the cated in very signing their book and paying a fee reunion of the Irish Nationalists at anything about her, and she visited the midst of the anarchists in of any one closed his eyes, opened the shell and 31st ult. Deceased was about 35 Chicago and have as to their ten cents. If didn’t happen to have very little in the neighborhood. She been posted doings the ten cents, made Glenwood Grove to-day. Vice-Preei all along. It is stated that when the why it no great difference. gave himself up to gastronomic joy. years of age, and leaves a wife and anarchists During the fall of 1881 and the spring of 1885 dent M, F. Wilhere, who is also national brought with her a family of two began to arm themselves and manufacture the An amber-colored fluid touched his family. dynamite bombs the Pinkertons warned organization of anarchists thrived wonder- president of the Ancient Order of Hi- daughters andtwo sons. Her eldest son, fully, and the little packed tongue, causing him to a wry the authorities of Chicago as to the volcano be- meeting hall was was seen who has justdied, was about 23 years make The trial of the first car on the elec- always. It soon became a great resort for bernians, at the depot and bystander. neath their feet; but the story seemed so tramps, name face. “Rotten?” askedthe tric street railroad, at Appleton, oc- incredible that they paid no attention to it. and who could air their grievances, enjoy a expressed himself very enthusiastical- of age. Her eldest daughter’s good fire, and an occasional glass of beer “Naw,” was the reply, “but’s a funny on so fell an easy victim to their deathly designs get ly, though not boastfully, upon the was Elizabeth, and she was about 22 curred the 6th inst. The motive later on Just the gained from Grieff for nothing. Women were as eager- tasting egg ’sever I seed. Guess they how Pinkertons have welcomed to and in referring years of age. She is now dead, and apparatus worked excellently. It is their information concerning the anarchists is, ly the organization as men, and Irish cause, to the some of them were the most earnest and hard- the grave alone can tell how she died. be limed eggs.” Then another boy estimated that the load on one trip of course, unknown outside of themselves and Gladstone policy, said: “The grea’ one it is est workers of the lot. Among the most promi- was an carefully cracked of his with the was ten tons, yet the power per- operatives, but generally conceded by de- nent female principle of Home Rule will be undei One or the sons adopted child, was tectives that they are better posted than any anarchists was, quite naturally, handle of a jackknife and peeped fectly adequate. the subject. Mrs. Parsons, the colored wife cf the leader. the leadership of Mr. Parnell. What 7 years of age, Thomas Arthur Free- one else on Mrs. Schwab through the crust. After this he The anarchists, says Superintendent Cornish, came next to her, and was a ver3* ever lins of policy is decided upon by man by name, said to be Mrs. Robin- A bond of $2,500 has been filed at are an outgrowth the and were active worker for the organization. Both were smelled of the shell carefully and then of socialists as homely sin, and it him will be supnorted us. At son’s sister’s child. He is now dead Green Bay, guaranteeing the appear- first developed in this country in New York as was a toss up as to by the touched his tongue to it. had City, through the exertions of the saloon-keep- which was the prettier. Next came a Mrs. convention in Chicago of the National and buried, his death occurring very Hisses ance of Ellen Felieon or Mary Filio, Ames, who was the mxt most enthusiastic be- gleam wonderful intelligence as he er Schwab, whose name is entirely familiar to League there will be nolicy suddenly three weeks ago. Elizabeth a of at the next term of the circuit court, the public in connection witn socialistic mat- liever in dynamite to Mrs. Parsons. She be- not any turned the crowd and said: lieved in the use the dagger, February. the death to waiting or as the of pistol, and en- died last Since “ at any term thereafter court ters. While Schwab was hard at work in New outlined, but we will be governed at all, nothing York socialists to other weapons as well. Anything that would Emma, ’Tain’t an egg it’s but before, converting anarchism, a cause suited her tirely by what Mr. Parnell and his of the father, four years ago, may direct, unless discharged printer named Paul Grottkau, who had just death perfectly, no matter died, and it is whisky.” Of course there was a at come over from Germany, laboring what it was. She was a perfect vixen and a followers in Ireland decide upon. another daughter, has Mary Filio is the woman whose was with a decidedly dangerous scramble for the eggs, and the driver similar amount of zeal for the same purpose in person. A Miss Moore, I believe neither of the great parties in thought that she was also poisoned. house Leppere is alleged to have mur- Chicago His plan was to attend all the meet- who had turned the shady side of 30, unmar- had hard work to get his box back. and with the world and England can conduct the government The police say they can trace a large dered Byron Simpson. ings of the socialists and make speeches of the ried disgusted society When his boxes were all loaded again most blood-curdling nature against the capital- in general end herself in particular, also took a without the aid of the Ir:-.h policy. number of other victims to the accused The Barron Shield says: “Frank prominent part in the work, and he said had received six cases of ists of the country and society in general. It never failed The consequence is that no matter woman. he Johnson, of Chetek, who was awaiting was not long before Schwab and Gottkan suc- to make herself heard with the rest at every eggs from a North End liquor dealer, meeting. whether the Liberals or The developments connected with trial for incest, and Jesse Phillips, of ceeded in ingratiating themselves with the Conservatives who him to them to socialists and in many converts among Apparently all that was being done or said the arrest have created a feeling of told take the Lake, was serving a of making at these are in power, they will be compelled Rice who term them. These converts were mostly made up of transpired meetings, which were open Providence depot, and cautioned him to the public, but by force of circumstances to give Ire- horror among those conversant with six months for threatening to shoot Germans, Poles, and Scandinavians, and a few in reality all important busi- to be careful and “not hatch the eggs who called Americans simply ness was transacted at a secret meeting held land a large share of home rule. It the facts, and the deeper the investi- his wife, escaped from jail by digging themselves be- after the were cause they could speak the English language. public one had been adjourned. None is not our intention to oppose either gation by the police and the press, the on the way,” as they for hotel through a vault with a pocket-knife of first to out as a red-hot but “true blue” anarchists were admitted, up one One the blcsscm to these of these parties, but we more terrible the affair appears. The use in Rhode Island. Taking of furnished them by someone outside anarchist was A. R. Parsons, a Texas printer, secret conclaves. All the| will insistthat the and breaking it in front of the who had been known for years as a labor agi- women were admitted to these, how- which ever one is in power shall thus actions of Mrs. Robinson are con- eggs the prison.” The men were afterward tator. This man is one of the leaders now on ever, for no stancher supporters of the aid Ireland.” sidered suspicious. Yesterday noon crowd, a ruddy liquid ran out, leaving recaptured. trial in Chicago. In order to prove to the satis- doctrine of anarchy than they could be found. nothing but a porcelain shell, faction of his followers that he practiced what They were desperately in earnest in all they before her arrest she fainted apparent- common At Otsego, on the evening of the Ist he preached—the equality of the human race- said and did. It was at these secret business COAL HATES. ly and out rigidly, as such as is’sold at agricutural supply as a boy of 13years, meetings that ways straightened inst., Mike Brien, ha married a negress. Of the two Mrs. Parsons and means were discussed. stores for “nest eggs.” Instead of the the fiercest fire-eater, and always spoke at The principal scheme was to raise funds enough bj Philadelphia though dead. It is thought she will was driving cows up from the is to procure New Card the and Bead- albumen and every was full every meeting of the socialists and anarchists. the services of a thoroughly skilled ing Company. plead insanity. The eleven persons yolk, egg pasture, a bull which was among them She Is a desperate dynamiter, and in addition professor of chemistry, one who was away up of whisky, each one containing about on the subject of in Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 14.—The supposed to have been victims of Mrs. turned upon him and hooked and to advocating the employment of that fearful explosives general, and tor a good drink. explosive, advises throat-cutting and the torch dynamite in partu ular. This professor was to Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Robinson include her children and the enough pawed him on the ground until one lor property owners and their possessions indis- taae a class cl anarchists and instruct them fully in all Iron Company, to-day, issued anew children of parents who left them arm and a rib were broken and he was criminately. Parsons soon took the lead away the mysteries of explosives, so that Chemical Nomenclature. from Grottkau, and gathered about him a num- they could in turn instruct their fellow-anarch- circular for coal delivered in the har- in her care, and some of those par- otherwise badly bruised. The little ber of outcasts from foreign countries, who had ists and prepare themfor the revolution which bor for shipment beyond the Delaware ents. In one case, thatof James Free- fellow only saved his life by rolling in- left their native land for its good. These he was to arrive in time. This matter of a revolu- [From the Popular Science Monthly.] into tion was openly agitated at all the and at Elizabethport, N. J., man, it is alleged that she pois- to a hole which had been dug to sup- formed an organization known as the L U. meetings, capes in undertake to gain W. P. A., or, in brief. Anarchists' Society. and preached to the people constantly. which an advance of 15 cents per oned Freeman, who had his life insured Persons who ply the cattle with water, and which Parsons took unto himself a bosom friend in Attempts to raise the necessary amount of $2,000 through chemical literature a knowl- moneyto advance ton is made on broken, 10 cents for in favor of his son, and had about three feet of water in it. the person of August Spies. Spies was a printer, this scheme failed, so it was on what chemicals are doing in and the editor of the German socialist news- given up, and the members were asked to de- stove and pea, and 25 cents on egg that the son, who was left in her care, edge of vise of a dis- paper known as the Arbeiter Zeitung, which was methods destruction of their own which and chestnut. The new rates for died suddenly soon after, and that and for the world encounter His Blushes Visible. pnblished at No. 107 Fifth avenue, Chicago. they could carryout individually. The man couraging nomenclature which repels Spies Barker got disgusted because nothing white ash coal at she got the $2,000. Mr. Robinson brought with him a host of anarchists, was ac- Port Richmond are, intricacy and [From Leisure Hour.] amongthem the man Fischer, a member of the complished, and, being thoroughly earnest in lump steamboat; died suddenly four years ago. It was them by its apparent his ideas of anarchy, he sold his therefore, $4 for and A good story is told concerning a staff of the Arbeiter Zeitung. This paper has express $3.60 for broken, $3.40 for egg, $3.60 said that he was killed by drinking ice its pollysyllabic character. Their Changed fiom a socialist organ to a rank an- business and started for Europe, with the of the terminology of an exact new-comer who appeared on parade archist sheet. This paper had a great influence avowed intention of studying the ways and for stove, $3.10 for and water while over-heated. The insur- opinion of European chestnut, very dirty neck. “Sergeant!” in making anarchist converts, for it had a large means the anarchists, more es- ance company contested the case, and science is not enhanced when they with a pecially those of England, where they $1.90 for pea. Therates at Elizabeth- “Sir!” said the circulation among German and Polish socialists he said is still in courts. learn that “blacklead” contains no said the captain. throughout the country. In order to Increase were all ready for a revolution, port are $4.25 for lump and steam- it the Mrs. Robin- sergeant . “Have this man scrubbed.” the membership, advertisements were placed A prominent figure at all the business meet- son is also alleged to have moved fre- lead, “copperas” contains no copper, ings young boat, $3.50 for broken, $3.60 for egg, man was taken away in the daily papers, and large bulletins pasted was a German named Burdendeck- quently from place to place in order “mosaic gold” no gold, and “German “Yes, sir.” The upon the hall door, announcing the meet- er, who has been in Chicago about six years. $3 80 for stove, $3.30 for chestnut, a of his companions to posed to avoid paying rent. The body of silver” no silver; that “carbolic acid” by half dozen ings at which all would be permit- He as a boss tramp, or one who had a and 52.10 for pea. stripped vigorously ted to speak. The topic discussed was kingly control over an army of these lawless, her daughter, who died two years ago. is not an acid, “oil of vitriol” is the bath and and usually “Capital Against Labor.” These meet- good-for-nothing men who travel the coun- will be exhumed. The police are mak- not an oil; that “olive oil” is a washed. At the afternoon parade he ing were held upstairs at No. 54 West Lake try over, steal, and commit outrages upon the Merely a Guess. took up his position with the rest. street, and were attended by as bloodthirsty a community. His chief hobby was to raise ing a thorough investigation of the salt, but “rock oil” is neither an set as can be imagined. Beneath the hall was a subscription for the purpose of arming every some sugars are “Sergeant!” said the captain. “Sir;” tramp The largest case. oil nor salt; that a saloon kept by a man named Grieff, who is in the country, so that as they went gold nuggetever found in said the sergeant. “Where is that enthusiastic about they could easily make awaywith bloated alcohols, and some kinds of wax are as an anarchist as can be round the world was discovered in 1858 in AMERICAN EXHIBITION. anywhere. There is nothing too murderous for bondholders and people of wealth who refused ethers; that “cream of tartar” has man I told you to scrub?” “There, what the Ballaret diggings, Victoria, this man to believe in with reference to the re- them they asked. Burdendecker wanted Aus- in common with cream, “milk sir!” “Where?” “There!” Oh, no; nothing ” ” moval of capitalists and property owners. He to handle this subscription money, but the an- tralia, and weighed 2,166 ounces troy. The Work of Preparation Going on Brisk- nonsense! “Yes, sir;that’s the man! believed so firmly in socialistic doctrines that archists did not seem to put much trust in him All of ly in All Directions. of lime” with milk, “butter of anti- of the gold on earth to-day in “Yes, he married a widow with a number of children as a holder cash, and so did not contribute to mony” with butter, “sugar of lead” “What! that man?” sir!” any great extent. tramp, in whatever shape—that is, mined New York, Aug. 12.—At the Bruns- who owned No. 54 West Lake street, started a The boss conse- gold, nor “liver of sulphur” “Well, now you say so, I fancy it boarding house, made his wife attend the quence, was obliged to give up his hobby, and or, to put it plainer, the gold in wick Hotel, yesterday, a meeting of with sugar, vast army the help- in use from must be; but I shouldn’t have known boarders and the children the bar, while he the of unwashed were left all nations and the product of the board of directors ofthe American with the same animal organ preached anarchy and destruction in its most less and unprotect. and in a cold, heartless world, all ages it was named. Readers of him. What a difference it makes to a which owed them a living to pay —if welded Exhibition in London was held. It which ferocious forms." To illustrate what kind of a and refused into one mass would be writings sometimes fail to man to be clean!” Happy recruit,! man he is to have in a community, I will relate its just debt. Burdeudofcker, however, did not contained in a cube of less than thirty was shown that the work of prepara- chemical the substance of a conversation which lose heaxt or his appetite, for he hung around tion is going on briskly in all directions appreciate the advantages of styling every man of the company on the grin occurred in his bar-room one night after one Grieff’s saloon until that bold anarchist feet. and he blushing violently, conscious their meetings. Spies, bounced him. because he never missed and many valuable exhibits are borax “di-meta-borax of. sodium,” of Fieldeu, Parsons, and that for the first time for many a man named Lusuy were present. The party a meal and never paid a cent. Even that One of our sextons, in making his being offered. The governors of or of callingcommon alcohol “methyl- was drinking beer in Grieff'f, bar-room and dis- did not discourage the boss tramp; of and they ignore the eu- months his blushes are visible. cussing what had been said ai, the meeting. Mrs. he had got hardened to such treatment. He report burials, is explicit to a com- twenty-one states have appoint- carbinol,” had made the speech gained the mendable phony words as pentamethyl- Parsons of the evening, in idea, somehow, that he had not degree. For instance, such ed commissioners to represent in such Sash pins and slides are made an which she strongly advised that all the mem- talked wild enough to keep in solid with the entries as this occur; “Died, John the states at the exhibition. diamidothiodiphenylamindiiodomety- bers should at once arm themselves with dyna- anarchists, and that he had only to “shoot hia Smith; begotten and bap- eighth of a yard wide. They are mite bomb‘d and proceed immediately in the mouth off” a little more vigorously, and do male; aged 3 days; unmar- Dr. Norvin Green said that bethought late (a substance dainty children. night time to the palatial residences of "therich something in the way o| deviltry to inspire the ried.” the exhibition was one in the success tized by Dr. Albert Maasen. for