New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
TALKING DYNAMITE AGAIN.
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS IN A HURRY ABOUT
THEIR "SOCIAL REVOLUTION"
DEMANDING ACTIoN-THE NAME dF THE
ARBEITERBUND CHANGED-AwAITING THE
RETURN OF MRS. PARSONS.
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Chicago. Dec 1A-The Anarchists DO not seem
to be frightened at the declaration OF the police that
they will not be allowed TO hold meetings or hatch
any Of their schemes In Chicago. They go meeting
Just the same, and seem to be stimulated to greater
activity by the threats Of the authorities to put hem
down at all hazards. Driven out of Lake View by
Mayor Boldenneck, they met night before last In
Jefferson Turner Hall, and last night In Aurora Turner
Hail. and tonight they gathered at the latter place
again. and marched from there 10 Lake View, to hold
a meeting committee called on Mayor Boldenneck,
Of Lake View this morning, ask him to reverse his
decision forbiddng the proposed meeting. They ex-
planned that they members of the Social Turner'S
Union which social not Soclalstc, organization,
and that 1t has sympathy with anarchy us
members are frce.thinkers, and the purpose OF the
meeting, they declared to listen 10 lecture by
Frau Hedwig Heinrich -Wlhelmi on The Providence
of Cod" The committee signed written pledge that
there should be no speaking by any one except Frau
yilhelml who they asserted, had spoken In Chicago
before without giving offence. Permission was then
granted them to hold the meeting.
Butt said one of the committee, /" the funniest
thing IS the papers calling verein Socalstic. They
might just we'll look for bombs in the meetings of
the Baptist Social Unonn
The \. r.. Parsons Assembly, No. l, met on Wednes-
day evening There was good attendance. Cora
Richmond OF the Speahers. When The meet
ing adjourned private d" business" meeting was held.
L. 5. Oliver presided at the conference and B. Frese
acted secretary. Tho first proposition as an
nounced by the chair
We want twenty men who Will give 81 month
each to carry on these meetings"
dynamite Ducy made fiery speech. He did
not know that a reporter In hearing Of bis
eloquent appeal He is well known revolutonist.
He lives I'm LOgan-st.. within the shadow of the
Dcerng-st. station. lie It who, just before the
Haymarkct bomb thrown in 1856, stood up in
the hall at No. 1O6 Randolphst. and offered 300
for a bullet that lad pierced McCormicks heart.
The statement al the time brought to Mayor
IIarrson's attention, but he took no notice of it.
Parsons and others attempted TO havo the report
suppressed, but It appeared In his speech on
Wednesday he said that he wished to keep on in
tho old way, and that he had seen just
such times before.
Just before the bomb thrown he continued.
"I tried to get hundred who would give
one dollar each month fT this work, but
could not Nevertheless, did something l am
an Anarchist and l born on the Lake front.
l Anarchist when the bomb was thrown,
and Anarchist to-day, and 1 expect to be
Anarchist till get into the hot place that the
preachers tell about"
Chairman Oliver asked all who would pledge them
selves to give 81 a month for expenses to stand up.
\ number stood up. Ducy would not contribute.
He was tired Of agitation and wanted to fight. All
those who stood up, except Carlin were members
OF the Old Board Of Directors Of The Alarm" edited
by a. Il. Parsons. The fact TO be that the
old American group Is in full blast under the name
OF the A. Il. Parsons Assembly, No /. Besides those
named, there connected with 1t snder aud Brown
and dozen other Anarchists who companions
Of Parsons and Spies. The Arbetcrbund. which
came suddenly into notonaty, is no more That
IS to say its name has been abandoned, but not
its objects The change made at meeting in
Muclcl's Han, in North Clarlst, two evenings ago.
AlLaa Curtin made a short speech and explained
that the object of the meeting to overcome the
Interference of the police, and method adopted
was 10 change the name TO Arbeiter Rcchtschutz
We did nothing November 11,' he continued,
but it IS too late yet. Let us stand together
and talk this matter over Don't be excited. Keep
cool but mean business. just the capitalists do
The first thine Is how to get hall: second, under
what ramc Shall we 20 other than AIbeitcrbund
That name Is played out The best thing is TO call
i a Christian society and try to rent vacant ehurches
bulldOzcd rs once but that they cannot do IT again."
\ secret committee was appointed 70 procure
halls for holding meetings IL was Sad Iha 'ga9 Lf
could be rented. Then II was resolved 10 hold
rDusing meeting I'm the town Of Lake next Sunday,
Mrs. Parsons will arrive I'm Chicago on sunday even
Ing. after an absence Of several months. George
Scbillmg to-day said
There viii be no demonsi rat ion or parade Of any
by a number Of her friends at home. Yes, she has
returned TO America 10 renew the propaganda OF
the doctrines Of her husband "
bomb was iouhd IN li'yfnarhei oqu4rS I'M,
afternoon on tho scene Of thp tragedy which cost
several policemen their lives and ended with ne
execution of four Of the Anarchists The missile
the foundation Of the police monument TO be erected
on the spot. IT Is made of lwoinch gaspipe, SIX
inches long with fuse four inches long. The pipe
was carried 10 the Dcspaincs st. station FOR eX
animation If was found To bS empty.