New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
POLICE CHARGE TIE STRIKERS.
VAIN ATTEMPT TO ARREST ONE OF THEM

SEVERAL or THE OFFICERS ROUGHLY HANDLED
a NrMBEE or THE RIOTERS LOCKED rP.
Blood was spilled on tho East side last night and
some of 1t belonged to Policeman Mofri, Cohn Ac-
cordns 10 the story told by Cohu. lou, Euhin,ki a
b0,, knee brccclc- maker. CONTRACTOR stopped him
In front Of his store. No 20 Orchan ST.. and told him
that he had been assaulted hy committee II
-irkcr,. \, hc speaking man passed hv and
Rubin Isl pointed him ont one Of the men. Police
man Cohn chased the man to the headquarters
Of The striking knee brccchc, makers. AZ Amcri'u'
Hall, SO 10 East broadway. lie tiicd to arrest the
man. bat prevented hy the striker, present. who
held h, club. When be- drew hi, revolver they held
that al-n, aud while he being held by the crowd
Ida cinzbure tore HI, face with her hnscrnai, and
others tore his uniform. Cohn sent bog, William
Ca.cv to the Madison police station f1r help, but
Of the hall Police officer Robert Henry
now to the assistance Of Cohn and together
they tried enter the hall. but were unable to do 80
lluncd- Of excited. unhcmpt Hebrew men and women
.warmcd on the steps and In the hall and rooms oi
the building. The women were in the front ran" ana
fought the policemen hcrccly The policemen did moi
club them.
When a squad Of "A dozen policemen under ihc com
mand If sergeant Mc>wccncy, Of the MadI-on-si'
station appeared on the scene. desperate h-h loi
lowed, in the confusion Of which the hunted man
escaped Is a free Of the club aud with the Aid
Of the celebrated fUOtDall-wcdcc tdttf' th' N'"'S
re ted with the police and the following strikers were
stcd and locked ~ L. the Ehridgc H. ponce N'"
tion. Ida Ginzberg, twenty years old, "i 80 ---
Madison st., solomon LublN. twenty years o" "i
so. 10 Norfolk ST.. pincus Lcycnc of No. - ieh'S
st., and Max Sho,Ok eighteen years old, oi NO Va
MOttst. \ great crowd followed the poi'c'
men the police station "hefc It"
attempt wa, made to rescue the prisoners anu III
the fight which followed, Jacob sicsc, 0I No. III
Orchard st. and simon solLrc, Of No. 20 ES'oA St''
we're arrested. TIE police officer, looked a. II tle,
had been struck 10y IA tornado. ~ -, u,,,
The storic, Of The strikers diner Dut ~"
from that OF the police. They are th" 'Vlh'ro % @
was try ing to persuade some non union men iion X"
ing Ia work IN the shop, of Louis Rubishi, 40 20
orchard IT,. when they were attacked by tieii' anu
the boss that IN the fight which followed hupn'n,
bit off the finger of of the committee, N"Vso
name could not be learned. me ,Vn''n' ,, W.
then mndc the charges when bfonHIV ,,,n a..
A collision with the police. In csl,tuy the la''or ,
thc strikers declare that they won glorious Ni''.
securing trophic, In the shape Of several Pon'c"'n
revolver, and clubs. which wcrr 'arfl'u AWAY 'o
side, saving the man the police we're alter ,,,.
Ida oinKlcrg Is "a pretty girl VINO earn, W nv' N''h
with her needle and has been mailing ""'u' - "
week She Is well known in anarchistc ci'I''. j.,
The prisoners already termed " ma'ti n'
their fellow striker. and fund will be ial-ru ~ ~ % u
fcnd Them Captain Garland. Of the NcNcH'n i"l'"
Precinct late last night sent down sIlah an" ',np
fled The hall at No 100 East broadway ana 'io'o' It,