New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
THE FIGHT FOR BARONDESS.
HE WAS SEEN IN NEWARK ON SATURDAY.
AN ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO PROVE ALIBIS
ALSO FOR EIGHT OF THE ARRESTED
CIOAKMAKERS.

The followers Of Joseph Barondcss the Anarchist
leader of the coakmaker who IS under arrest Tor
melting members of the Cloakmakers and Operators
Union to violence and riot, are much eAci'eu oVer 'e
turn affairs have taken with them. ana bitterly ACCUSE
the cloak manufacturers Inspector Byrhes anu ,ho
reporters a piracy to break up their union Inc
striking coakmakcrs acting much like mock
without a shepherd and are doing nothing but ne
nounce the police for their infringement on the rights
Of American citizens" many Of whom cannot speak
dozen words Of English
Affiliated with the clOalmakers Is the CloakcutterS
Union The cutters met in PyhagoraS Hall ycStrday and
pa,,ed resolution to the effect that the cutters would
do AL in their power TO help INC OPERATORS DuV
deprecated any violence Arthur II. Dale, chairman
Of the executive IOard Of the Cloakcntters' Union
who Is now taking the lead also in the CloaFmakers'
Inion and is collecting evidence for Barondess. SAID
last night:
"Barondess has many time asked me what he
could do about supprcSsing violence among strikers
and has often In my presence advised his followers
To refrain from committing unlawful acts. But what
you expect Of lot Of desperate men whose brean
and butter IS being taken away from them Inc
| contract formed between the Cloak and SUIT
Cutters Union and the CloakmakerS' Union is an IRON
clad one, but la, not yet been ratified. We are sun
| working under the old contract which enables tho
cloakmakers to order strikes. ut We intend Ia CON
troll educate them that In the future there can
be no strikes without first sending committee 10 inc
employer, after which, II settlement cannot be made
| the Joint executive board must meet and order the
strike As far a. BarOndcss &, concerned he has had
nothing to do with ordering the throwing Of vtIioL
Mr. Dale further said that the union would be
| able to give bail for BarondCss in the sum OF
$50 600 II the Judge would admit him to ball. At tho
trial. Mr. Dale said, he would prove by reputable Wit
nc,.cs that Baroidcss In Newark from saturNiay
afternoon until "A. III. sunday morning that he
then went To his home and slept until p. M and
| %pua gain "A : u. m.
| Mr. Dale and other union think that Inspector
Byrncs intends railroad Barondcss To Jail ana
then to break mp the unions In the 81 aknakng trade
| ont Of the twelve men now under arrest for the
outrage on Grccnhaum. in Jamaica, Mr. Dale says he
| can prove that nine Of them were not in Jamaica at
the time Of the riot. but he acknowledge, that three
Of them were, and they Will have to stand the
| consequences.
Police Captain Corbett. OF Newark, that he saw
Earondc,s in that city at O'Clock on saturday night
and that he addressed meeting at scfcrts Park al
| o'clock.
Barondoss and his associates still locked
| up at the Town Hall. in Jamaica. The twelve men
er, confined in about five cells, there being only that
| number available In the Jail The prisoners are en-
deavoring 20 create the impression that they are IN
| different over their arrest and during Wednesday
night when they not sleeping they passed tho
time singing Polish songs. Justice HENDERSON was
ont OF town during the day and did not issue any
at largo who participated in tho Outrage at Herman
t,rcenbaum's house. The OF the prisoners VIII
come up for hearing before Justice iend1ckson to NOR
row morning at 80. Before that time IL Is Thought
that counsel for the prisoners Will apply to the
supreme Court wrts of habeas corpus ordering the
Jamaica authorities to ,how cause why the prisoners
| should not be admitted to BAN. A.,
| 'ieeubaUms house Is still guarded by threc con
| tables Grccnbaum'S little son. Nllhc VINO WAS
badH burned with vltriol Is still suffering much pam
| The vitrol burned into one OF the chlds cais ~
| lady that "a portion Of the ear has been eaten away
| md the child will lose hi, hearing In that ear.
| ortenbadm Is lifting ny his workshop again ANA GA
| poet, to resume work ncXt Monday morning. Inc
| 1rm, I'M New York for whom he worked, nave
guaranteed give him full protection. and II Is not
likely that tho strikers will attempt to repeat th'
| outrage. ~
A rumor circulated on Wednesday night that a party
| Of the strikers from Sew York Intended to 20 Ia
Jamaica and attempt la rescue the prisoners cauSri
| considerable unea'ine>, In the town. Pronllncni
citizens who feel indignant over tho outrage remained
| M til q la'H -Our and prepared To give the
| strikers n warm reception II they appeared