Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
Trouble Feared at Tonight's Meeting
Of Brooklyn Anarchists.
DEFINITE ELECTION RESULTS
Full Returns From Delaware, Iowa
and Connecticut.
UNEXPLAINED TRAGEDY IN ROANOKE.
THERE MAY BE TROUBLE
Preparing for Big Meeting OF Anarch-
ists In BROOKLYN Topivhe


NEW YORK. Nov. 6-Tbe Anarchists are nah.
ing preparations on large scale for meeting
tonight at Labor Lyceum in Myrtle street,
BROOKLYN and as result the unfortunate per-
sons living in the neighborhood are oonsider-
ably alarmed today lest the affair viii termi.
nate In small-sized riot The same speakers
who we're to address the meeting in Newark
last night are billed to speak in Brooklyn. Cir.
culars have been distributed by the thousand
IN the city and suburbs advertis ng the meeting
and calling upon the anarchists TO respond
THE RED FLAG FLYING.
red flag is displayed at the head Of the cir
culsr, which states that the meeting will be the
third anniversary of the murder OF the CHICAGO
martyrs. The result OF the Newark meeting
has frightened the proprietor Of the hall. and
be Is he stating about allowing the agitators 10
meet In the place. His neighbors have Told
him that there Is certain TO be fight and his
property Is likely to be destroyed He is nov
considering the question of opening the hall.
and IT Is probable that before night he viii de.
eide not TO tolerate the demonstration
THE POLICE CONSULTING.
In the meantime the police have had tbeir
heads together counseling as to what ID the
best plan to pursue. Deputy Police commis-
sioner Dallen asked this morning What
action had been taken by the department and
he repled that he knew OF none as vet ct
know what L would do" he said, If il we're
left TO me. l think an ounce OF prevention IN
worth more than ton of cure" subsequently
II was learned that Mayor Chaplin, Police Conn
missioner HAYDEN and Corporation Counsel
jerks were IN conference about the matter
After the conference was over the commits
sioner SAID that the police could not prevent
the anarchists from meeting and that they
would not be interfered with as long as their
speeches did not incIte riot or smack of incep-
diarism ana blood
III they make infammatory uttersnces
however, We shall stop the speakers and turn
all hands out into the street 4 do not care 70
say what are the precautions we have taken 10
protect the community. but the police will be
on hand aud see 70 1t that there is order"
The commissioner added that there Was n
difference between the meeting proposed TO be
held tonight and the one that the snarchists
attempted to hold several weeks ago. in that
the circulars advertising tonights meeting
contain No Incendlary language, while on the
other hand the circulars for the other meeting
distinctly stated that their object was murder.
THE NEWARK HEARING posrpoNEn
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, whose husband was
hanged in Chicago; Edgar L. Klump, student
aged twents-seven years; Chas. r. Jaeear. ma
chinist. aged twenty-nine: August n. Melser.
rnachinlst. twenty-nine; Adam Dising, ma
chinIst. thirty; Sebastian spilka, carpenter,
1orty-slx; Jacob Dick. thlrty-two and John
Schmidt. machlnist. thirty-fve, all anarchist
arrested last night IN Newark on a charge Of
creating a riot. were arralgned in the police
court this morning, but owing to the absence
OF the prosecuting attorney their cases were
postponed until O'Clock this afternoon.