New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-10
Mitchols official bulletin for the twenty four hours
ending p. nj. Is New cases, mono deaths. mono.
NO DISTURBANCE IN CHICAGO.
THE ANARCHISTS DISCOURAGED BY THE PREP.
ARATIoNs OF THE POLICE

AkATlONS OF THE POLICE
Chicago Dec 9.-Thc streets around tho Haymarket
were thronged this afternoon with people who came
expecting some sort Of Anarchist demonstration More
policemen than usually detailed on these streets
were on duty, and they did not allow crowds TO con-
gregato about the corners In LIQUOR There
people than usual on the street and ad-
Joining quarters In Milwaukeeave. or I'm the places
fequcnted by Anarchists IN Blue Island-avc. ana
Twclfthst. Until p. M. tho entire force OF police
was on reserve. All the west stations were filed
with officers up to that hour but absolutely no trouble
was encountered II was expected that tie An T his
would hold meeting at the hall No. 900 Blue Island
ave- number OF officers in citizens clothes were
detailed to watch the place, but passed the whoto
day in ideness, for meeting was held At no time
were there than hfy Germans In the saloon, ana
these all the tlmo seated about the table q ,Ietly
drinking their beer The halls In the Desplaincsst
district were closed by the order of Inspector Bonhed
Usually there are meetings held over floruss saloon
at II West Lake-st, and over Criefs, at no. Oh
West Lake-st These places were both closcH
watched by special officers in citizens clothes ana oy
detectives from the Central station The proprietor
OF the former place requested bis customers 10 Keep
away for the day but In the afternoon dozen or more
men were seated reading the papers and playing cas
at the tables in front OF the bar. There were few
men in Grefs saloon at any time during the day. al
though hundreds in passing stopped and gazed al 'he
building so wcllknown the place where the secret
meetings were held before the Haymarket massacre.
The men on reserve the station under Captain AID
rich and Lieutenant Larson idle all day.
In the West Chicago-avc district only one meeting
was held and ha, could hardly be termed meeting OF
Anarchists although among the $50 or 300 who attended
a number who known as Anarchists Dc
fore and after May A. 1856 This meeting was heiu
in Otto Reichcrt's saloon, at No 636 milwaukee, ave
The police were Informed that such meeting wouh
be held, but the proprietor requested that officers De
sent TO attend tho meeting In odcr that there should
be cause for apprehension. Accordingly DetecuNe;
Nordrum, BOhan, Hoffman and SLIT of INC CentIai
station. with Ofcer snyder, Of the West ChlcagoaNe
station, admitted 10 the hail. ana were present
from the beginning TO the close Of the meeting IL
was held ostensbiy By German FreeJh hinbers for the
purpose Of organizing a society the aim OF which
should be the founding Of school for child en- where
religion might he entirely done away WI h. About
800 people present mostly women and children.
The meeting adjourned at o'clock, and the detectives
then went TO the Central station.
Snperinte ndent Hubbard was found at he city nan
this afternoon receiving reports from the West Side
stations conc orning the Anarchist trouble.
DO you think this has been a suficicnt warning
10 the Anarchists, do you anticipate the same
trouble every Sunday y
"Oh. guess they know what intend 10 do now
he replied. 4" ! want TO make them understand that
town while ] am Chief Of Police OF course, they
will hold small mcetnys by themselves and We shall
not attempt 10 interfere with those but We are afier
this Arheiterbind and don't intend tempolZlnG with
such an outs pnkcn AnachistC organization as 1t Is
presumed TO be-"