New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
ANARCHISTS FEAR A TRAP.
AFRAID OF POLICEMEN AND REPORTERS.
BOUND TO HAVE PRIVATE MEErING-Mosr Is
SUES AN EXTRA FRFIHEIT.

SUES AN EXTRA FREIHEiT.
John Most spent nearly all day yesterday at
the office of Frehe receiving congratulations IRON MS
friends when TRIBUNE reporter called on him tne
Anarchist was sitting comfortably in group oi
friends enjoying the prcroga:ive Of an An
archist leader. that OF letting otner men
do hi. work. Tho being filled with tobacco
spoke by dozen Anarchists who showed wild uiSre-
gard aud dense ignorance OF clean water
Moss appearance the credit OF the ciys servants AZ
the Tombs better that that OF MS
friends. The staf OF the paper were hard
at work getting extra" containing an
elaborate reputation Most OF the story Of his arrest
as told by the police When asked II the Anarchs''
would hold meeting in the evening Most replied pleas
antly
I'VE shall have meeting. but shall transact only
regular business"
"Will you speak in public as heretofore r.
Most smi Ell aud said nothing
When asked about the refusal the proprieTors OF tue
Germania and Beethoven Halls 10 allow further Anar
chist m etngs in their aces one man replied
There are halls enough. We may meet tonight NJ
No. AL sixth-st."
The Socialists read Mosrs paper yesterday with copsu
erabe interest one ofthem SAID: Moss charge that the
aiicc stole ais mou-y Ingenious. for his friends De-
eved It aud st MIN W. ID money again. He wants u
arrested twice again to get enough
money retire from the Anarchy business
nj set up ro,d-payng beer dive
o. that lie wanted 10 be- uiIIe martyr pat "hen eno
police got him he was U..dcr a bed" .o,.,,r
The l. 81 sheet OF four columns, con laih
tanning Most's version o. his arrest, which mas ac"s
been published Ia NE IGihrNE, IN wnicH Sn a"9 1
makes his usual charges against the pun oS
Ihinrs IN general In addition he says. =.
The police tAsou4 4hoIt the United states have pc
come perfectly radd from the effects OF that Nn,no IN.
bomb-hr aud em1oldeued by the applause OF the prss
these b.u.-co.ted ruiiians have c,SnIr e1mmeH'sa
shadow OF evidence. Not satisned win
pear conemptnons Pr-onrrs nhaoe To oner Que az "a
nsuited ANA described "a aoJect co"truo
tne ease in Chicago. The arrested Anarchs,s
/ were pictured as trembling and shiverng IKE
aspen lravea. This miserable pOhcy reached
! thai tie police were frenzied account
fi urc to discover my resdencef for period oi
| W., ~ 80. ~ 80, en- nc w. Inc re1orf Of ny
mem smrS svsie,,aiir aownnrht fa.Senood as the
az record. me Pc ice cam to have arrested me ~ ~
Gi,onlrrly house Iu- truth Isl was apprehended III
my own lour,nss where nave lived Tor over four
months. haa A.red the room from rcspectnSaase al
rooms. Ths is sufficient TO nail tne
hsst lie which wa- fur. hermore eWDsl'lss ros i,r.
exercised. however TIE prrcAniion to eve hctilI"u'
Dames IN order TO shield themselves from HprI pfoeeo
The announcement ,ha. the Anarchists would have
jace last night eprate I0-i's release from son
DtOagnt ont crowd of about I)J. IN B-eIho'eI HA
No 43l SIKH Tue 5"i !, In tae s.a rea. ,naI Di
D
/ FOR The enjoyment and accommodation o. oi W.. s,
OF persons attracted by curiosity an n
dozen st~.wsrt policemen headed by SAptain l. ra ~
/ McOulAgh. OF the Seventeenth Precihc. INC
/ public ANNOUNCEMENT OF the neet,n- va va
cviirutly not pleasing to .he oca h"si n ro"J
sized crowd Of them had ga'hered ddhh,rein IN .Ie
beer shop Nth Most aarrI Swn Ii tine ce Iii
wrter Of frehe. ana discussed the situation. m %
About $50 o'c ~eliD walked in snd ca eu 'ue
meeting order, He nrst spoke 10 Enslsn, -"Sims'
| Ihis meeting meeting OF the WORK az,
carry ON oar Gusiness m out-iirr- here only mem
bers and those having tickets can stay her'.
lie drivcrei I'M, speech under considerable excite
/ ego" AMI reporters bcgaI 10 look impatient lor
"I tell v0u we arr work ngmens ciuD'
/ and this Is private meeting II We are
be interrupted VIVA l. tue use Oi any prFt'r os'n m
Zatiop havlns ueetlnS We WI ~. ~ v" ,ai Z rnt
presence OF The police and reporters enal put
AtIhl- junctur- ousider.a German. nierrupiedand
objected 10 the meeting breaking dp Another outsider
welm hnrredy left the char went TO tue rear OF le
n @ad To- te and nut The question of al.
lourunen to the meetimg Ine Anarchsts earrls' the the
hall anu gathered 10 the beer shop while Most
and his associates went TO mepPenheM,Irer Mrtr,tagS
neghboung wine SHOP captain i mcOuHsEn M
took charge OF the r,itor a, IA1 r., rdiEs.,in|nS
# had he known IL " Was a private meeting he would
have been there with his men. The Captain turned
to reporter. ana SAC -. ...,a ho-o
"Under circumstances w0ud nave come l here'
With shouts E" NIve e revolution ~! "lrclhe4I IAe
remnant of the crowd went out
WAS HcUpIuheI mers p ace atter ths meet
NJ ms 'rlenl.. said explana alton
OF his orders To sop the meeting: - ~
"Wny. even a mouse smells tho cheese in a trap. DO
vou suppose / going 10 wax into such trap as
thati There were hundred police sta Iohea
nr.r the hall and twenty-five III IL
| know that they had hired man 10
/ lump up on table and yen Pr Pu'
him OUT When "ouih bo-in ,ll,.ao
rnat would have caused not winch was ~hat the ponce
were after IA they wanted chance to cuO US Inere
no use holding a meeting under such CIRCUMSTANCES