Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
TnsININe I'D ANARCHY.
Nests Doctrines Being Taught to
Hundreds OF Chtldrea an chicago.

NESTS Doctrines betns Ao"hN' ~
Hundreds or CbiIdrsa sn chicago.
A special dspatch from Chicago, H., saws:
The Anarchls,s iD Chicago are becoming
more bold. and scarcely 2 d9y passes now bot
,bst some meeting OF theirs or some secret
work is exposed. Grieis Hall, tbe beer-shop
that figured 40 prominently - the meeting
place Of the Anarchists before he HaYmarket
massacre. IL again brought into notice, and
4 once more the headquarters OF the
aVowed Anarchists. A meeting was held
there last night for the purpose OF "re-
VIKING the Sociahstic- Ansrchlstic agitation
in Chicago" and there were over 200 people
present. The old familiar speeches de-
nouncing the capi'alistlc press and the police
were made, aud the law aud the Constitution
Of the Unhed States were also denounced
Albert Curtin and Frederick Lnnemeyer
were the Vriucinal speakers. letter from
Professor" Garsed, OF New YORK, was
read, I'm which be stated that he intended
shortly 20 visit Fielder and Schwab. al
Joliet. aiter which he would come 10 Chicago
and deliver two lectures.
The fact has alsO been brought out that
The Anarchists have established number OF
"sehoOls" here, and are endeayoring TO e.
tabiish more, at which tue teachings OK
Johann Most are 10 be the textbooks. In
the rear Of a liquor store az Lincoln avenue
and llalsted street a reporter found seated
around the low, dingy room about 10 chit
dren, from dive TO fourteen years Of age, list
ening iutrntiy to what their teacher was
explaining OF the teachings OF Most
lie told the little ones that Spies
and Parsons bad been murdered bY the CAPT
tali,t,, and ia eloquent terms pictured them
4 lul
the rear OF Otto Bergners beer-sbop about
10 children were found. Here the instruct
or. Eugene Leidner, was found delivering
an address from 4 SOcialis'ic point OF view,
and wound Up by stating that the doctrine
OF a hell was bosh, As no such place existed.
Upon being questioned Mr.. Lelduer SAID
that The schools we're organized for the pur.
pose OF insiructug the children from So
cialistlc standpoint" and that the reason
the schools were all In the reer OF saloons was
for the want u better accommodations. lie
also stated that bis school was the largest In
the city, and that II bad been divided Into
two classes. The Younger children were ~.
siructed by DIR. KleinOth between the hours
of $3.50 ana 10 o'clock, while be himself IN
,trucied the older ones from 1888 to noon.
The children IN this school are Of more IN
tellgeul class than the others aud appeared
well yersed in the history 81 Anarchy. Nj.
Lelduer has been In America hut1 few wears,
and was formerly teacher in Berlin Unyer-
sity.
Another Of the schools Il IN the rear 81 q
heer-shOD at No. 636 Milwaukee avenue.
Here about 30 children we're found, some OF
whom were not over four years q age, while
the eldest was probably not more than thr'
teen. The school Is presided over by a
small. thlck-sct man about thirty.Gye years
Of are. who, upon the reporters entrance,
was delivering an address upon the equality
Of man.
The fourth school was found IN the rear OF
a saloon IN Milwaukee avenue, near the JET
fer.on line. About 70 persons were pres
ent and were instructed by two young men
and woman. The fifth school was found
IN the Arbeler Hal, at west Twelfth and
Waller streets. Here about 100 children
listened 10 SOciaistic address from a man
named Wsch. after which the teacher de-
seribed the scene at Waldheim cemetery on
November 18th. Another school was found
In the rear room OF the liquor store No. 600
Blue-lsland avenue. About seventy-hye
children were present, several OF whom
made short speeches, which were loudly ap-
nlauded.