New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
Chicago.
ANARC HISTS-CO-OP HALL
ADJUSTMENTS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE.1

icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Whatever may be the result of
tire application for new trial before the Supreme
Court OF the state the Of the Anarchists
it is now regarded IS certain that thoroughly or
gained effort will be made to induce the Governor
20 commute the sentence. II it is affirmed, TO lmpris
onment for life Tho formation Of the Amnesty As
ISOLATION is the beginning of this movement. whilc
1t ia regar ed as positive that numerous signatures
viii be obtained both from active sympathzers and
from these who do not believe In the imposition of
the death penalty, II IL regarded suggestive that
The promoters Of the present movement do not ask
Tor the of the they frankly declare
that the lives OF the would be placed in ieo-
panty The plea used Is that the condemned men
were only agtaors and orators, and the fact that IL
was shown that four OF them were engaged in the
manufac lure OF the bombs one OF which caused the
death of the pol is entirely ignored. The attempted
revival OF the dynamite order known the Lehr und
Weir Vcren, which has been very conclusivey shown
IS considered inimcal to the interests of the men now
under sen ence OF death. 1t stn the general be
lief that the Supreme Court in its finding will not
disturb the verdict Of court and that If any
Ienency IL shown it will have TO be by the Governor
The United Labor Party, which. during the canvass
denied any aGlliation with the Reds. now declares
hrongh its lea that the votes for the party
non inees were an Endorsement Of the appeal for
leniency as well a condemnation OF the verdict
This has objected the leaders TO sharp scoring by
the only daily newspaper which supported them dur
ing The canvass aud which characterzes them as
quibblers and liars, quoting their own campaign ut
teiances against them. As the Labor Party intends
TO I'm an ndepcn ent ticket in the spring 1t Is ex-
pected that Anarchist issue viii be more closely
defined than ever before in local politics.
As a result Of the recent packing house strike tho
r.t extensive co operative movement by vorkincmen
IN Chicago has been started Already sufficient stock
has been subscribed for By packing house employees
10 begin the operation of extensive packing
ouse and the promoters are confident Of succeeding
As an Illustration OF the sincerity Of the Red element
toward romctng the interests Of the laboIng people
they are opeI.y and violently opposing the project
All the stock for the million dollar music hall build
ing on Congress st. and Wabash-ave. has been sub
seril cd for and the plans are now beng prepaled
The construction OF the builiing Will be begun
eaIly next year The projectors anticipate that In
tbe event OF the holding of either OF the National
olrtcaI conventions In this city in 1923. the building
viii DO IN ieduiness for the purpose
II is un eIstood that among the recommendations
tr the betterment OF The National Guard service In
,upp led with eating gun, and that the present
ond LAT one trsop of cav AIRY be attached 10 each
IrIrade 10 be composel of mon owning their own
osed Of four e,sht company nantry regiments, ono
taluy Of artillery. am one mounted uoop Of cav
airy.
Robson and Crane succeeded In crowding the Chi
oago q, era House nightly this week Ia thor pcsenta
lion OF he Merry Wives OF Windsor" The critics
ale not all a. ree, 10 come Of the points Of dene-
iiJn by ar. crane OF "fastaH' put thcy all Join IN
tr.lsing the ienOrmance whole. Tho Duff
opera Com any, with Lillian Russell and Nernona
Jarieau as members, have been eniisting unusaly
large a., roma nc McVickcrs. A version OF En-
mlnlc" has been eivon at Hooleys by a company
VIII advertised as the original New York cast,
but which contains only two or three people who ever
appeared in the New York presentation Of tho opera
In the North DIVISION, styled slow prcsd" theatre.
and Is to be succeeded by Richard Mansfield next
week The action OF these stars In playing one week