New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
ANARCHISTS DISPERSED BY POLICE.
A CONTEMPLATED DEMONSTRATIONS IN IRA
FALGAR SQUARE BROKEN UP.

A CONTEMPLATED DEMONSTRATION IN IRA
FALGAR SQUARE BROKEN rP.
Jondon Dec 3-The London Anarchists tried TO
hold a meeting in Trafalgar Square to-day despite
the refusal OF the Hon. Secretary TO grant them
permission a large force of mounted ana "'-
mounted police present to dispers" 'hr"'
Al z o'clock few Of the Anarchist leaders gain
ad ., rho nedestal OF the Nelson column to confer
as IN the programme Most Of the crowd III the
square however were not Anarchists, but mercy
curious spectators who had gathered IN expecta-
ton Of seeing trouble The police Kept the crow"
moving and cleared the roadways
shortly after o'clock Samuels. Nicon. Presbers
and abou. 200 other Anarchists arrived ana mingled
with the small crowd near the column samuelS
and Nicou had bundles OF "Commonweal ana
.Justice" Anarchist newspapers. which they SOFA
In tho crowd. other Anarchists scattered Anarchist
lcanets one leahet was headed Facts About the
Chicago Anarchists another Down WIN INV
Politicians" While men were distributing the i'hi-
lets other Anarchists came in small groups to Inc
so,,ar. Thos. most active In making arrange
ments and scattering the literary propaganda were
followed by detectives in plain clothes Sa""e''
carly took alarm and retired to the norm terrace
TO watch proceedings, In company WIN seNe'''
hundred pacific onlookere. Nicoll. however CON
timed throwing out the tracts. although four de-
tectives were close at his heels lie did not ven
,ure TO speak Comrade Quinn. standing IN inc
shadow OF Gordon's statue, tried 10 ahdr"ss th'
gathering crowd, but he was seized by -FOUR con-
stables hustled off In the direction Of the National
GALLERY and was warned not TO return Meantime
a deiachment Of police. picked from various Ill
Visions emerged from the gallery. ana TWO NOR ore
Nelson monument and then spread out ana d., sun
rounded IT, An Anarchist youth nainei bg,'' hn,
he was hustled of and warned as Quinn naa pe e
ON the south side OF the square me Austridi,h
ne Scoiiand Yard Quinn followed IIerzog until de-
tcctiyes ran after him and chased him along me
ernrn The pedestal. but was taken down and marched
away by the police. There was some cheering nets
sddresses but 1t was evident that the Anarchist.
were cowed Despite the e9mpafatNe row until
the approaches OF the square were densely PACKED,
but Anarchists ' b mounted ns IN he poce roted
ronnd clearing roadways as the throng increased
ren so ,se wsTs kfsf ousy
ccn,certed effort was made. and the men IN me
square forced back Ssr al ses e n. as ey
rrsresfed They began dispensing at once ana oy
the SQUARE ana tne no. their
Laurence and Herzog have been dets s i,bo ou,
probably viii be released during the nsst
1vs especially emb;tered by the way IN wn ish
the police treated hds w ino when s ne
TO spea INTO The arms OF constables below. and then
hurried OFF roughly to Scotland Yard.
,,,,,,ryrptANp NOT TO EXPEL ANARCHISTS.
Berne. Dec. 3.-The swiss Government usn,es
,.o, =, is about expei hundreds of Anarchists
t'''' penublic No such action will be taken
from ,n as he Anarchists In Switzerland remain
inactive. -
ss y.RsDEN's WORK AMONG THE
"''''' LEPERs.
~. a-Mlss Kate Marsden, who Is stay
pe,' %, few days before continuing her jour
ihs 60 petersburg. gave an interview to-day
ney ~ her work among the leperst Although