New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
THE STRIKERS MAY START A RIOT
SOME ACTS OF VIOLENCE REPORTED-THE
POLICE READY FOR THEN.

A general riot may occur AZ any moment among tc
striking cloalmahcrs who have been worked mp to a
condition Of frenzy by Tho seditouS speeches ot Their
Auarchi-uc leader. Reporter ar no longer allowed
% attend their meetings a. the strikers arr nir'm
thov Will rcport too much. and threats freely
made against them Two Of them were thratcn"i
with death Yesterday by The strikers. several nghts
took place and people contractors, had narrow
escape from death NJ the hands II mob whose l|n-
leaders were subsequently, arrested. Last night nSpr
tr Evrucs ordered the police reserves on duty, to D."
ready fpr any emergency resulting from strikes Of
,oaLmalcrs or street cleaners.
sol mon Beck, tailor shop. at so 90 Rivington
ST. Vs., Invaded by twenty-five striking clooAmahcrs
Yesterday afternoon Thre men who subsequently
proved 10 be Morris Amsterdam. u 40. 4j RIDGE
IT, samuel Rommcr. Of No. % suffolk s.. ard Max
Olcr ~ no - Coumha-,t.. were The rinccadcrs and
were arrested Amsterdam held AN old haronct In Ms
hand RommeT had loaded cane and Ober carried a
milestone and pair Of shears
corr leader BaroudesS,' cried one OF the men
atod rs TO MIL the scahs burn down their houses and
destroy their property
with that Amsterdam proceeded 10 carry ont Baron
dcs,s instructions. llc struck Bees ON The he'u WIZ
the iayoret Win" ROmmcr struck him WIN the ''o'u
cane Obcr broke two u Mrs. B"cN7 fingers stabbed
her IN the hand with pair Of shears and fcl'd her
10 Tie Noor with chair. The twclve-'earoh dauEh
for - Mr. Beck ran 10 the Delaney T. station house
and A squad OF policemen ran "a thr place. twenty
two mon were made prisoners and we've marched 10
the police station where the three lrndrr were pcHcu
ont Policemen Krluch and Bowe arrligncd then a.
the Essex Market Police Court and Justice Duiy ne"
them for trial.
Ilarri, Abrinms. o. No. 192 M"il'ou't.' S'r'hIus
cIo,ku,scr entered G0ldm1n'S taur shop at 40. Ia
East broadway ard assaulted the men WoThhs III NV
placc lie was discharged by Justice Duhy on tue
ni,, that ne was ignorant Of the law and thAt he
,gonld never do il again When Goldman I'it llr
CONT Pincns RosoIf,Ry. Of No 40 suffolk So thr'"
-, .,orc nj him. II missed Goldman bat It 't''N
Court Officer Rooney in the face. E'~ph'hS wac
arrested and Justice Duty committed him Tor IRA"
Iu.pcctor Byrncs got Information on Iuc'"ay MY"
that the leader, Of the striking coahnah'rN H'''
MANNED a number Of raids on shops yc'tcrdly morning.
with the purpose Of attacking and DRIVING away t''
nan ,iuion employees. lie sent out general liaIH "l"
Hcid ,hn polcr reserves M the station, az -. ~
-c.tcrIov in readiness to Qucll any 1otS ulit lf
occur Ilo at tie central Olhc' rlIH IL. Nv, ,
morning and gave order, 10 have the strikers "lch'u
cio.rlv until The shops were opened.
Thc striker. heard IN some way that inc poi'c
vcrp r,ndy for fight 10 keep the peace ana htSt
order, 10 keep quiet were pass among ihcm' iH'
r.uilt was that there were no great ,frnc' OF dl'
orIcr and the police "rvcs were dlrnl,-th 'oOA
dor 4 a m Inspector Byrncs has detective Warh
j,g ev,rv meeting of the leaders Of the Strike ana
r.nortiny IA him what the striktr' intend 10 do EN
s,. u Lrl nay vet send OF the labor agtai"i'
IA ni.ou Is being collected. but Mr. ilyrnes sad yes
tcrday that no arrests would be made unt thcr' WI
sufficient legal proof 10 warrant cohvlc'ioh''