Evening journal., 1893-10-10
EMMA GOLDMAN GUILTY.
WHEN THE LITTLE ANARCHIST
HEARD THE VERDICT SHE coLoRED.


tensely Patriotic Speech BY MIR. Nc
Intyre-Old GRANDMOTHER of the Willful,
Wayward Emma in Court.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-The little
Anarchist, Emma Goldman, was found
guilty yesterday by the jury in Judge
Marines court. Before she had that
misfortune she experienced the good
fortune of listening to a robustly patrlo
tic speech by Mr.. Mcintyre, the prosecu
tor, and heard Judge MARITIME deliver
some sound advice, over the shoulders
of the jury, wherein the judge, as
man of experience, gave Emma to
understand that the American people,
while they occasionally scolded a bit
about the laws, were, after all, the most
law abiding, lsw-defending people in
the world, and regarded with deep
disesteem any one who advised lawless-
ness.
Emma appeared in court in the same
black cloth dress she has worn all
through her trial, but there was
change in the only bit of color she has
worn, the little rim Of ruching which
peeps above the collar Of her Dress It
has been pink. Yesterday is was blue.
In the little railed-of space where
women visitors to Judge Marines court
are seated, an old, gray-haired woman
sat all day yesterday, not listening to
the lawyers speech nor to the judges
charge, for they were in English, and
she could not understand. but with her
fearful eyes 6xed on her granddaughter,
the wayward, wilful Emma.
Each time the defendant left the court
room, the old woman stopped the young
woman, who gave her a word of explans-
tion of the proceedings. After -the
| jury had rendered its verdict and the
| formality of that proceeding was over,
Emma, with her keeper, again started
/ for the Tombs. The old woman knew
that verdict had been rendered, but did
not know what it was She could not
wait for herlgrsnddaughter TO reach her,
but left the little enclosure and walked
to meet Emma.
"What is it2' she whispered in Ger
man, putting her hands on Emma's
shoulders, while the big keeper waited.
Guilty" answered the young woman.
The older one staggered, caught her
self, kissed the younger woman on the
mouth, and without word they parted,
one TO the Tombs, the other to cling to a
chair until enough strength returned to
carry her out of the court room, alone.
In his closing speech Mr.. Mcintyre,
answering Mr. Halls plea for the sym.
pathy of the jury for the defendant be-
cause she is a woman, said that woman
does not put herself in position to de-
mand sympathy when she urges q crowd
Of ignorant foreigners to destroy all gov.
ernment and endeRvors to induce them
to pillage and burn in rage against the
government whose protection and ad-
/ vantages they have sought Neither il
, a woman in position to ask for sympa
thy when she admits having been tn,
companion of Most, the ex convict; Of
> Zimmerman, the convict; of Bergman.
o the assassin.
"If by your verdict you declare hei
innocent Of crime, said Mr. Mcintyre
s 'to.night Most will call his comrades
l. about him to rejoice because twelve
/. American citizens have given license t
{ anarchy. we are the victors ! Mos
j. may truthfully say.
"When the time comes, said tn,
Judge, that this community cannot
within the forms of the law, maintain
peace and order, chaos has come; tha'
d chaos whichlseems to be earnestly longe'
for-by some"
q The jury retired at o'clock, and gav'
\ its verdict at 8. The iurymen came II
once to have some of the evidence rea'
. to them. The stenographer read it, Al
T Irishman on the jury asked if the sten
!, ographer could not read it in German
l. ''for, he added, ''there are some Ger
70 mans on this jury"
r. When the defendant heard the verdic
q she colored quickly. The Judge assure
o the jury thai in his opinion their verdic
= could not have been otherwise, in viey
o of the evidence.
r The prisoner was then remanded unit
z Monday. She shook hands with he
's counsel and cbatted with them laugh
y ingly for few minutes. She said 81
= was not surprised at the verdict; thu
she had been convicted because she WI
n an Anarchist and an atheist. not becau.
le she had committed any offense at Il
ir Union square meeting.
is FIRE RACED AT NANTASKET.