The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
THE DYNAMITERS.
A Chicago Anarchist Meet
ing Prevented.
MRS. PARSONS SEEKING ARREST
Criminals Explstie Mine in n fenn-
syivania Dwelling ss XIII
Reformed Confederate.

tAsCAE1. Dee za-Har1 tts we're
W5dely ais,rlsases today announcing that
MTs- Lucy Parsons. wlfc Gs the exerntet
saarehiss. waeld leesare n waver1y hau
f srnlgat one OF the bills was HANDED 90
+ caief - Police HUBBARD. v 10 s.sat 1 seat.
& i-aaEaiin - NJ iagrie. Frarrissnr of ;e
hail. Sits instructions - 0f.is.T assa nai e.
0ssa the PISA e. NJ t.au-te Has ussl sa1i-
assl WizR sac FaessAsr. aG3 Calssi lsausVta
3 Rist5y 9EAsa gac cGies.
Z shall seua aa eaiacr - yua ts-nfx -
sz5si e chief 20 Iaasse. "W.is sslil .is..as "a
fiie KEY "a The Eal fr "a vaa lie Wsi
then sfaiioa s pssageEesan 8, ihr assar. y -
wia 5srali Sialisssgsf - ftsr h4A Yea
are perfectly ae3pls s. 81 thu Hasg3eT.
E sns aay responsibility thera IS VIII
* aara the tsasssG.
+ The wor3ingo os tae srtjee. 81 tA4 Ieefire
wss tribe an asgsasss ia tnaf i nixaf In
esade any ef al phases Of arsfCaF SAD
socialism. T8sfe g4s re GagHs ia tlc
a8ta.Is cf tee Isolisc tsat Mrs. Parsons ia
t-feisd % s&f saEsetling % ossse her
arvesf
sad CaE.f Hubbard ,4Nss Parsons can
a1yerslse herself al site p,easeS, hos sre
Wtti az, ae.p hts taee ~ " have pFivag
iniefmasloa tAN sla in'ea1rd - saaks q
Vissralt aDs70- hasag.1c; then He
tsusil ease 2, Ga conn ct % aEgssl bee
aH1 Naa sas bs ssIfe a. lt Wtatst hsCg
n9rsists "a TIE argument al taeir igjauf-
paa snif tl-aaersug. fae atteuspte3 Acc
tttFe WIS s4mrly Tor cEc-t Il = Heii
ka2swn thRl Nf-, Fsrsaas can aus ri ain
,n0n galslng ~ anaTchy II she gets q
euaecc ana wc EiA nos experiment With
Ets further. She simply cagt spesk IL
Eaicaea"
rFa sfscsts were made A uaae namri
LscanlT gas VaTI icalATly lnud-san- :ht-i ia
t1e crowd 2 5he hali ana vs- TAX Ia intg
ei5siadg e. disorssFlT. lie aud bis eapsaE
sefa followed th.0asb the stfec hs tBf
a hundred people. one q iaenl, safaei
koacsi hurus. initiated I.echnfF's conduct
AL EG- also placed q scer arrest.
Tec police puazralans VS. carried out
pses seiy. ana iaerc Kss uo lecture. 10
siairHafs ltaiius ga tae haii we're crowded
Wttsnagch :, sysaNsia,gfs. wia. h0s
ever. ioak the situation railer good
usianediy
Mrs. Parsons was araang them. Is ihis
w5sl yoG cau a free eouniryt sFideuly
waved alafg 4 hig red handkerchief
Wa4cG had been eoacesled "a hgg
ugaG- '-WaaI they would nos
talnkius Of r., nE to stop sucE 4 meeting
as flsis be Lanetu IT ulgnd. Tee ea-
areaiSfs faagch tarorsa tae streets gf I.su
interrupted, yet they cah this cuantrs
free
Aaaraist George sehiilin< then drew the
szfen3fan oi eEcTs t-lss.A bs announcing that {
t4e chief 1i police aAi said there was no
Las u stop tAe Meeting. but that he Was /
go AZ - DO it aad pabilc seaumeut wcvid I
back him.
After persecution, revolution. scented 4
. Hild-lGsi kiaE yuuih on an upper step /
II quickly subsidized ~ a shrih cry from I
Ars. Parsons. though the glow on her f.
ssaffhy face and tae flash in her eye Ger I
lsiBiF siid not indicate displeasanc. The I
yo8i'h said be msaa4 10 say sevoigiian,
and every body laughed.
The police were denounced in strong 4
seras and several enthusiasts urged Mrs /
Parsons 70 deliver heT address, bat eeaser 4
heads decided that il wSald be bad policy, Z
aud Ia small gr0ugs the q appointed aa /
RnChists gradually ieft tn vicinity.