The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-12
TvryTs BEYOND TIE OCEAN.
,n,poy Anarchists GLORTFY TIE
"CHiC4GO MARTYRS"
,,,,,.,,ry speeches ~ Mowbray, Barker.
,rs Louise Michs,-Rnhe's Anarchists
,...n,- L nnLlnn for Deacon. DmuEhter.

,-..,,r, speeches NJ Mowbray, Barker.
"a ioui-e Miche,-Rabe's Anarchists
uu,S,-iooGinn for Deacon'- Daughter.
In>poy Vow l1.-Thc Anarchists OF London
,.,Iomecting IN South Place Institute. Moor
20 street to night. to honor the memory OF
m. s,.cailsd Chicago martyra" The hall
v.s crowded with men OF all the nationalities
wloIrske up the Anarchists and the extreme
Social Democratic party in this city.
Red flags were hung over the DOORS and the
pir,lro. OF Parsons end his companions were
drarrd In mourning. Above the pictures and
or tic wall behind the platform were Anarch-
,.,g.ottoes. "Workmen Unite" Remember
Chicago" Liberty. Equality. and Fraterni-
t,""Death to Tyrants." Retribution to Our
uirrcssors" and many others in English
German and French
Comrade Mowbray. the friend OF the Social
,st poet. William Morris. was tho first speaker
He said that the history OF the Anarchist move
ment was tho history Of the mnrtyrdom OF
hundreds OF noble men and women. Their
Hood had been shod ruthlessly by tho classes
In power, in order that tho monopoly oil tho
worlds good things br these classes might
not be i'm perilled Tho properiieh classes had
applauded all the crimes committed IN 'he
name of thu present order OF society against
the Anarchists.
The blood Of the Anarchist martyrs cried
out for revenge. The American doverhmen'
had shown itself brutal and despotic. uesp'o
Nil its prc,ensious In It's treatment Of 'he
Chicago Anarchists. Anarchists IN ureat
Britain need NOT think. howevsr: 'hae h ,nG
shn,vn n salf in tina last fcw months to be as
irutal and tyrannical as any other In inc
This reference to the cases against the wal
sail Anarchists was received with tuinu'tuoue
demon trniiuns OF enthusiasm anu iouu
fhrea,s Nf vengeance.
GomraLe Barker. who followed Mowbray
eulorlaei tho french Anarchists for their con;
st,cntiousness and fear lessness. and expressed
regret that their courage was not to be found
tue st S St sxs5 set ~ ths
Chicago Anarchists should 10 followed speed
lily 10y the Anarchists OF London.
when she came forward to speak. Her address
was in French. and consequently only the for
s s4Iy wors She @
Chicago and Paris Anarchists. and eXhorted
her audience to initiate The examples Of their
N"yash"l and il the Anarchists Of London
too. might hope for such glorious deaths rs
these great lights Of humanity" had expert
The las, Paris explosion: she said. was the
result Of police stupidity. The police thought
TO make more money by conluring W, another
gained Tor II such, accidents would only
WITH Their trade Of DEATH II the police Wished
to continue finding internal machines and
destroying life and property with them.
Anarchists should see to it that their wishes
were Cratiiled
The meeting ended amid the widest enthu-
sinsm. Men and women stood on the seats
waving red flags and singing the "Carma-
Cnoe." Several police INSPECTORS were pres.
shorthand notes Of the speeches.
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE owner OF the build ing
In which the CnrmauX Mining Company has
It's offices is unable to dispossess tho company
because it holds lease. but he has induced
Baron Reille. President OF the company. to
Stay away from the Offices until the alarm OF
the other tenants has subsidized.
VI. l:agasse. who was counsel Tor Ravachol:
says that Ravachol predicted that there would
he renewal OF the dynamite outrages as soon
IS winter arrived. as 1t was too dangerous to
manufacture bombs In summer.
1t is not believed that Rabe. the Anarchist.
had any direct connection with the dynamite
outrage OF Tuesday 1t Is evident. however.
OF his lodgings disclosed drawings Of Internal
MACH ines. written formulas OF explosive com
pounds, packages OF chemicals. anarchistio
pamphlets. &c.
The funeral services over the bodies OF the
five victims OF the police station explosion
we're celehrated to-day IL the church OF Metre
Ministers. and N embers Of the municipal Gov.
eminent were present The collins were COW
cred with wreaths Upon the conclusion of
the ceremonies the bodies were taken to the
Mount Pnrnasse Cemetery. A multitude OF
spectators witnessed the cerem onies in the
church and lined the route to tho cemetery.
nicipal Council delivered orations at the in
fprmpOf.