Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-22
ANARCHY'S WARNING.
&,R GRINNEIYL PUTS THE
WHOLE TRLEE ON GUARD.

~,osJightest Evidence of an Intention
Harm the Jurors to be Followed by
Arrests-POIice Captain Shaack Inti-
mates that Many Arrests are sure to
beMade without Delay.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.--The Illinois Staats
zsiung. in It's leading editorial to-day,
says: The great American republic has
announced to the whole world through
tne mouths OF twelve honest men in Chi
caeo that freedom is not Synonymous
with the overthrow of the principles of
well ordered governmental and social
states. and that it understands how to
nrotect true American freedom against
mat contemplate European Outgrowth,
anarchy. The saddest thought for US
German-Amerlcans is the fact that ma
i,rity Of men who, through the terrors OF
the Haymarket, have brought upon them
selves the contempt and anger OF
the entire republic o. our fatherland,
and the home of our children, are Ger
| mans, OF course, the majority of the
American people have become convinced
| tnat the German anarchists form but a
/ very small minority OF the German Amer
lean element, and is totally foreign to it.
The judicial denunciatiOn of anarchy in
| America will prove most potent inf1u-
euce upon American and German-Ameri-
can wOrkingmen. Through the strong
decision of the twelve jurors in Chicago
\ the great American workingmen's move
ment in it's legal and justitiable strife for
the ennoblement and the dIgnity of labor
has been freed from the fearful and bloody
oppression beneath which it has suffered
since May f."
MEETING OF THE TIGRESSES.
There was a meeting last night of all
the female relatives Of the sentenced
anarchists. They were reinforced by
men from all parts of the city, and Miss
eDies subsequently said that over $4,000
was subscribed to the fund to carry the
cases to the Supreme Court.
Miss Spies said: "We have been
watched and houuded by detectives and
newspaper men until we are nearly har-
rassed to death. But we got away with
them all this time and have had our meet
n2. The law may beat us by Judge
Gary's rulings, and by special pleas
made by Mr.. Grinuell, but the Supreme
Court never will indorse or rule that way.
Judge Phillips and others nave told us
that. Think of my brother being hanged
when he was only trying to do the best he
could TO help the wOrkinRmen." 1t was re-
ported that Mrs. Holmes made an ener-
getic plea to the meeting in favor of
awaiting the decision OF the Supreme
Court.
NO FEARS OF STARVATION.
The women say they have no fears of
starvation or being distrained for rent,
as the oppressed of all nations would
come to their succOr. When the meeting
dispersed 1t was early morning and the
II women all embraced and declared they
n would stand together.
4 W. II. Parsons, brother OF the con-
a domned anarchist, said to a reporter last
y light that the case would be carried to
tie supreme Court OF the United States if
A necessary. 1t is very well understood
that the leading exception will be the re-
"A iusal Of Judge Gary to give for the de-
tense an instruction which gave to all
men tue right TO peaceabiy assemble and
# tOrepel by force any attempt. either by
the authorities or private individuals, to
# break up such meeting. If the State Su-
M IRENE Court oVerrules them on this point
# they will appeal to the United States Su-
# peme Court on the ground that the ques-
lion is a constitutional one.
THE WORK JUST BEGUN.
Capt. Michael Schaack, who is credited
with having obtained the chief evidence
against the condemned anarchists, was
asked if the police were now through
Win their labors.
Through" said the officer, "why,
ttey have but barely commenced"
You mean you have others who are
Indicted on the same charge ?'
You mustn't ask too much. | tell you
tNe anarchist business in Chicago has
only commenced, and before it is through
with we will have them all IN Jail, hung
o. driven out OF the city"
GRISNELL GIVES WARNING.
States Attorney Grinnell in an interview
o-dav said: "We intend to leave the an
Nchsts alone TOR time TO see whether
lucy nave now earned what the right of
Nte speech means in this country, and
whether they still hold il to mean that
ley may incite men to riot. murder aud
Nunder. We have had in this trial men
Sho we're called squealers and informers.
mere were three or four of them. One of
aeln went back on us on the witness
'@nd' From these men we have
''alned the names Of all the principal
,.dcnists IN Chicago. We have these
eys ana the anarchists do not themselves
auo" 1t. | want them to know it now. !
""uI them to know that they are marked
a"eu ana II ever hand Is raised to injure
@.a'r ol tne head OF any juror or person
O0htcleu with the trial that s now over
! anarchist might as well consider
ITa' va, lis death knell has been sounded.
"s nave their nsmes and will bring every
Sos.tol gol tGem to the gai.ows. Let them IN
"HsIand that"