The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03
7HEY HOULED FOR MOST.
A n rchists Raise Cain at the G. l.. 4. Mny
Day Meeting.

7HEY HOULED For MOST.
| Ann rchists False Cain at the &. l.. T., Mn,
| Day Meeting.
| The Anarchists madc an effort to capture
the Central Labor Unions May Day celebra
ton last night in the plaza at Union Saaurc
| Something of the sort had been expected and
Inspector McAvoy was on hand with 100 no
liccmen under Capt. Mclaughlin. and a small
reserve force ON Broadway. at Seventeenth
| street. There was no disorder however, tc
warrant interference except in one instance.
At no time did tho crowd number much owe,
5000. Trouble began In the very beg ginning
| Of tho meeting upon the very platform OF the
| cottage Three members OF the Central
Labor Federation and three of tho Fedora.
ton Of Labor had been invited to speak
A Jablinowski. Charles f. Wilson. and Charles
| Sothcrn. who belonged to the first faction re.
fused to sneak because Henry Woismanr. W.
| c. Owen. and John II. Edelmann of the oppos.
| ing faction. whom they termed Anarchists,
| were on tho list. This little fuss provok cd
| loud discussions. which several times amount
| cd to positive disorder and once threatened
to break UP the meeting.
Tho speakers from tho cottage platform
were: Thomas Lnpine. Chairman; Jacob H.
I.atzen. Henry A. Hicks. William c. Owen. An
drew Murray. Hugh Greennn. Robert Blissert.
and 7. c. Mayors. The latter was Chairman OF
the Committee of Arrangements.
From tho lightning there was trouble around
| tho east truck. which stood near Fourth ave-
nue. Tho crowd hero was even bigger than
! that in front Of tho cottage. This was the Ger.
man truck. and here many evidently sup
posed that John Most was to hold forth as he
Ind promised in fLe,he,f. misunderstanding
hp allowed nnp NJ, in
lic IS not an Anarchist, and when he cal leithe
S", ost a Mest. We % stG msrr fs MSst
himself heard. Mir. Witkowsky retired. and
George X. Lloyd. Secretary OF tho Central La
e are ia%s qs%ad in the cause
honest labor" he shouted. "Wo are not An
aFsTNI s ,o' no shouted I'll. crow, IN ntn.od
IFS n sni aS y it%Ts HnFSG
iSs,t|i , Giys V hostl Where is AerIinoi
Mr.. Lloyd tried again and again. butt An.
nrchists yelled all the louaer. and climbed
Mr.. Lloyd. witha Disguised wave of his hand
retired. +. D; Mayors tho Chairman OF tho
Committee Of Arrangements stepped forward
., III Most comes. he won't be allowed to
There were groans and misses. and Mr..
Mayors leaned over the side of the truck and
called to Capt; Mclaughlin. who had pushed
III any Anarchist tries to s sneak here. let
him be arrested. This is not an Anarchist
meeting, 1t is meeting OF American labor
At this, point a small black haired woman.
with black eyes. which gistened meaacnEly
II Herr Most comes here. he will speak,"
n,e NI"IiheT ne nor any other Anarchist re-
The woman replied. and tho crpwdshoutcd
for Most; In ths eScitcment John Il. ,Ed.i.
crowd in lnsIsh lis speech Was rerat "o
M Hut h. ste Ti friend of Gs,s and
denotes t"iiowed Finay the l nnsr wonaa
in glasses was, introduced, and was urroari-
intimate friend OF Moss She spoke in Ger.
man. and was npplaudeh tUthe point Of inter
Meantime Mr.. Mayers had gone back to tho
Cottage and reported the state Of affairs Mt Inc
truck to Chairman Thomns Lnnine. The dis
tnrbance had aircntly affected the managers
who were further disturbed by the loud dis
cnssions among tho factihos on the Cottage
Have the truck moved or" said Laplne
nervously.
Mayors, started of. shouting:
We wi IL hav" no Anarchists here! order
thnt truck removed
=. He was, seized by, members Of opposing fac-
lions and held back for time Fellow mem
Toward 10 O'Clock. though. Miss Goi,imann's
WIS creating SN"n i!lSDr'irr That
Chairman Laplnc renewed his order. and
horses were h!tch"d to the truck. and il was
run Oft Tho polio" helped in this. after as
si,iing Miss toGmarE OF the truck amid
shuts and lrcrs.
'rhe Anarchists ,hon pushed in front Of tho
Cottage and easily got possession of this
meeting. which had dwindcd Mr.. Mayors
WAS speaking
We are not called together in the interest
OF anarchy or socialism. h" was saying. I'VE
have no use for the rcd flag. The Stars and
stripes are good enough for,u What we want
is N" right-nour day. and We can got that
without hrnnElitc and tho red flag
These woris wrr" hi-scd rOundly. Shouts
and ..trllls almost drowned his voice. Como
OF - That is u political spcoch!' were
shouted. Some those on thu platform Kissed,
too. Very few apl llud"d. but they did it with
n vii. The pole" gathered NJ around tho
crowd and MIXED with il. Chairman Lnpine
hurriediy Withdrew til" speaker. ana u young
lran wit b IA black ml!stach" strppc! forward
and said II few tenrer; to words. Then tho
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