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- THE DALLES, OREGON; THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1894.
NO 160.
MOST ON CARNOT
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The Anarchist Gloats Over ,
THE BE-WHISKERED ANIMAL
Two Murderers Examined, Santon and
Prendergast--the latter Condemned
to Die of Old Age. '
Herr Johtnn Host.
New Yokk, Jane 26. The anarchists
of thia city met last night in Faulkhaber's
hall. "Socialism and Anarchism" was
to have been the subject of the evening,
bnt little' else was spoken of but the
exalted "bravery" of the "martyr' who
assassinated Carnot. The leader of
communist:.: anarchistics in this city,
Herr Johann Most, was located yesterday
in a saloon on Park row, where he was
eating his lunch. He said:
"What do I think of Carnot's death?
Well, I think the hog should have been
stuck long ago. You don't see any
mourning band around my hat, do you?
Well, neither would you if the whole
brood of autocratic hogs were butcher- 1,
all in a heap. They ought to be gi.-n
their quietus in droves of 40 and 50.
Not that Carnot -was any particular
luminous mark to aim at. He was not
exactly what one would call a despot,
but the big overbearing pig scrawled his
name to every document that steeped
honest folks deeper and deeper into
slavery, it was just right, it was;
glorious, to extinguish his life. The
czar's time will come " yet. It costs
about $4,000,000 a year to hedge that
hog's life around with safeguards, but
with all the precautions he finds every
day some each pleasant souvenir as a
death's head painted on his bedcurtain,
or a dagger stuck into his counterpane,
or a minatnre bomb lying under his bed.
He's the hog with the biggest grunt,
and some day he'll have to gd like your
Carnots and your other beasts. Herr
Dowe'a bullet-proof coat of mail may
not avail him. He'll be reached,
though he sit entrenched within a tower
of steel a thousand feet in thickness.
As for your brood of reporters, I want
to say," continued Herr Most, in a
crescendo voice, as he rose from the
table, having finished his meal, "you
are not 'your own masters. I know you
are the slaves of the big combines that
- send you hither and thither to do this
and that. Today you're sent to inter
view anarchists, the next day a hog of a
so-called statesman, and the third day
you report the execution of some other
t murderer. But mark you, though you
are slaves, I give you warning that if
you do not treat us with greater fairness
than you have been doing slave or no
slave you will someday come into con
tact with the knife's edge, and in a way
that will not please you."
Most also spoke of the manner in
which weapons and dynamite ought to
. be used to prove most effective. He
had published an editorial in the Frei
, heit, which was translated for a morning
paper.' In it he treats of the superiority
of some weapons over others in dispatch
ing rulers and the bourgeois. He gives
prominence to the knife. When asked
concerning the coincidence between his
having advocated the use oi the knife
and its employment by the Italian who
murdered Carnot. Most said : "You
don't mean to say that my advice was so
quickly acted upon?"
Calus Zinynerman, editor of the Flam
ming Torch, said Carnot richly deserved
his fate. Continuing, he said :
"He had been asked' to pardon "Vai
Ljit, and h9 treated the committee like
so many dogs. The committee wished
to show that Vaillant's trial was unfair,
and that he was not guilty, but Carnot
showed the committee to the door, and
the martyred Vaiilant was executed
Carnot could have saved him "with one
stroke of his pen."
An Accident to Edison.
New Yobk, June 26. Despite the
mos stringent efforts to conceal the
facts, the details of a somewhat serious
accident to Thomas A. Edison have just
come to light. Mr. Edison on Friday
evening last was sitting on the porch of
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his boarding "house at Ogden, when in
some una ccountable way, his chair gave
way and he was thrown backward on
the porch, striking himself heavily. He
is rather a heavy man and it gave him a
ereat shock. Friends at once ran to his
assistance, but he picked himself up
and said that he felt no pain or incon
venience. Saturdav nrighthewent home
feeling sore and-stiff, but thought little
of the matter. On Sunday he became
worse and suffered a great deal of pain.
His family physician was called in, and
thought but little of the matter,' but
prescribed for him. Yesterday Mr.
Edison was worse and unable to leave
the house. The physicians are puzzled.
No bones are broken. It is feared that
some internal injury may have been
sustained.
I An Offer' to Settle.
Pun-xsutawney, June 26. The offi
cials of the Rochester & Pittsburg Coaj
& Iron Company have offered a settle
ment at 40 cents net, and the Adrian
miners will hold a secret meeting to
night to consider the proposition.
Agent Allison says he will advise the
men to accept nothing less than 45 cents.
The Berwind and White companies
started their mines at Anita today with
fifty new men, under the protection of
the coal and iron - police. Trouble at
these mines is looked for.
A Beign of Terror.
Colorado Springs, June 25. A reign
of terror prevails here. Rumors of con
templated raids on account of the Tars
ney outrage,- fill the air. The jail and
public buildings are strongly guarded at
night. Sheriff Bowers received a letter
warning him that if he did not arrest
Tarsney's assailants the town would
be burned. W. H. Brooks, a Cripple
Creek mineowner, who was the first to,
require nine hours for a day's work, has
been warned that he will receive the
same treatment given Tarsney.
Against Margin.
San Francisco, June 26. In the case
of Wetmore vs. Barrett & Co., stock
brokers, to recover money on a stock ac
count, which was decided in favor of the
plaintiff in . the superior court and ap
pealed to the supreme court, the latter
court today affirmed the judgment of the
lower court. This case relates to the
legality of margin dealings in stocks,
and is of Buch importance that the de
fendants may appeal - to the United
States supreme court to test the consti
tutionality, of the law.
, The Assassin Examined.
Lyons, June 26. Assassin Santo, be
fore an .examining magistrate today, de
clared himself 'an anarchist. 'He said
he acted upon . his own initiative. He
has not been in any conspiracy. ' Never
theless it has been ascertained that
when Santo stopped' at, Vienne and
Montpelier he had several conferences
with . persons suspected of being in
league with the anarchists. The police
have already arrested three persons at
Yienne believed to have been engaged
in the conspiracy. . .
Prendergast's Hearing.
Chicago, June 26. Judge Payne to
day rendeted a decision in the Prender-
gast insanity hearing, which will Jiave
an important bearing on the case. In-
deciding ,a point raised by the counsel,
the judge said he would instruct the jury
that the defense must prove that the
assassin has become insane since his last
trial, otherwise tbe'former verdict must
stand, even though Prendergast was
found insane at the present time.
Hondurlang Fear an Invasion.
New York, June 26. The Herald's
Panama dispatch says : The correspon
dent at Tegucigalpa, Honduras, sends
word that the officials of that country
are excitea, owing to a report tnat ex
President VaBquez is fitting out a revo
lutionary expedition . in New Orleans
and 'means to descend upon the north
coast of the republic.
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