New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
TRAIYING THE YOUNG TO ANARCHY.

NOSTS DOCTRINES BEING TAUGHT TO HUN
DREDS OF CHILDREN IN CHICAGO
Chicago Nov. 2G (Specia.-The Anarchists IN Chi
cago are becoming more bold, and scarcely day
passes but that meeting of theirs or some
secret work is exposed Gnefs Hall, the beer shop
that figured Sc prominently the meetng-place Of
the Anarchists before tho Haymarlet massacre. IS
again brought into notice. and IS once more the head
quarters of the avOwcd Anarchists. A meeting was
held there last night for the purpose of revVng the
socalis tic Anarchisc agitation in Chicago" and there
200 people present The old familiar
speeches denouncing the capitastic press and the
police made and the law and the Constitution OF
the United States also denounced Albert Curtin
and Fred. Linnemcyer the principal speakers
4 letter from Professor Garsidc, of NewYork, was
read in which he stated that he intended shortly 10
visit Fielden and schwab at Joliet. after which he
would come TO Chicago and deliver two lectures.
The fact has also been brought out that the An
archists have established a number of schools here
and are endeavOring TO establish more at which the
teachings of Johann Most arc TO be the text
books. In the rear Of liquor store
at Lincoln.ave and Halsied.st. reporter found
seated around the low dngy room about 100 Children
from five to fourteen years of age, listening nteny to
their teacher explaining of the teachings of
Most He told the little ones that Spies and Parsons
had been murdered By the capitalists and in eloquent
terms pictured them martyrs. At No. SO Clybourn-
in the Of Otto Bergners beer shop about ITO
children were found. Here the instructor, Eugene
Ledner found delivering address from Social
isc point of view and wound up by stating that the
doctrine OF a hell bosh, such place existed.
Upon being questioned, Mr. Ledner said that the
schools organized for the purpose of nstructing
the children from a Socalisc standpoint and that
the reason the schools all in the of liquor
stores for the want of better accommodations. He
also stated that his school the largest IN the city,
and that It bad been divided into two classes The
younger children were instructed by Dr. KenOth
between the hours of o 80 and 10 80 o'clock,
while he himself instructed tho Older
ones from 10 80 10 The children in this school
are of a more intelligent class than the others and
appeared well verscd in the history of Anarchy. Mr.
Leidner has been4n America but few years and was
formerly teacher in Berlin University
Another of the schools is in the Of beershop
at No 636 Milwaukec-ave. Here about 100 children
were found some OF whom wcrc not four years
Of age, while the eldest was probably
cot than thirteen This school
Is presided by small, thickset,
about thirtyhve years of ago, who, upon the re
porter's entrance delivering address upon the
equality Of man.
The fourth school found in the Of a saloon
I'm Milwaukee ave. the jefferson Line. About
80 pupils were present ard were instructed by two
young men and a woman. The fifth school
found I'm the Arbeitcr Hall, at West Twelfth and
SOciastic address from man named Wach, after
which the teacher described the at Wadheim
Cemetery on November H. Another school
found IN the room Of the liquorstore No. 600
present several Of whom made short speeches, which
were loudly apVlauded.