Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-19
ANARCHY TO THE FRONT
! Woman Harangues the Un-
 employed of New York.
BREAD IN THE SHOPS, SHE SAID.

he Labor Organizations Hold Confer 1 cnce. Denounee Riotiug and Arrange Tor Monster Mass MestinE-AEitat"r Bar- | ondess Holds n Consultation NEW YORK, Aug. l9-While therc have hven no serious outbreaks among the uu- l employed Hebrews since they wrrg kej a l hall. more meetings. are 10 be held tonight and tomorrow, and the police are vigilaUt- Joseph Barondess. the aEitator. made a | vigorous protest to his friends and the uu- | employed workingmen who are his allI,-~- | saying that Emma Goldman must not be allowed to address them any murr, Bar oudess, Captain Devery of the Eldrid-t Street station and Acting Superintendent Conlin held a conference in the station house in Eldridge street. None Of them would talk about what they had done, but it is probable that they conferred together in order to prevent a repetition of the trou- be in Walhalla hall.
 | Advice From AnarehIsts-
 \ mixed gathering of trades uuiouiStS. | who are connected with the Emma Gold man and John Most factions Of the anarch- istic party. was held at Golden Rule hall l25 Rivington street The meeting was ad 1ressed by Emma Goldman, the alleged wife of Anarchist Berk mann. who shot Su- pcrintendent Prick of the Carnegie works during the labor troubles at Homestead The gist of her speech was in accord with her radical views and those of the extrem- ist wing of the anarchists
 If you are hungry and need bread. ." she said, go and get it. The shops are Plcn- tiful, and the doors are open"
 Her counsel to the already incensed un- employed laborers was calculated to inCits them to the extreme methods of pilage and rapiue. She denounced the prevailing con ditions of society as being responsible fOI the hardships which the unemployed ar, now facing. Miss Goldman made only 8 mild allusion to her dynamite policy. but declared that it might be necessary in the very near future tu resort to such meth | ods.
 The hungry men kept three bartender, busy. and the bartender in the other hal had all he could do. Emma Goldman dis tributed peaches to those in the Aller street hall One wild looking man SpOk, in part as follows at the Allen strret hall
 Remember Chicago. whcrc they haul,-l men Why Because they werr hungry. N'>tcrla. n | the dirty police arrcstcd men. Why: BcCau~ U they were hungry, But be calm
 If you are not and attempt to get what yo' want. the police will come here and turn Ih hose on you. they say
 Parade on Fifth Avenue Suggested
 Let us parade up Fifth avenue and show thos
 
 money for their luxuries. My wife and you wife have had no brcakfast for three days
 Do not fly the next time. exclainle, an excited Pole, but when the dirty pc lice come at you the next time resist then E, with all your might. Stand firm and lnec them, and do not fly, but go after them ''
 A committee was appointed to rent
 larger hall or meeting place on the ea> p side and to report as soon as possible upo the advisability of holding a parade of III employed labOrers in the districts of Ner n. York populated principally by the wealJ b classes Another committee was appoint ly ed to report upon the most feasible pla y for securing bread for the hungry uneu ployed.
 n, At an earlier meeting of reds held i Id the same place the principal spoke>ma was one Blank, an anarchist of the san 1T. stripe as Emma Goldman. He denouuce the New York press in violent terms I, = opposing the projected meeting of the called unemployed laborers in Unio square tonight, for which lOO1O circular k have been issued and scattered broadca, through the down town districts Conference of Trades Unions.
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