The sun., 1893-08-22
STEERED BY ANARCHISTS.
LAST NIGHTS DEMONSTRATION LooK-
ED LIKE RUMBUG.

Robust Young Hebrews PnrndinE the
| Starving Unemployed with Emma Gold
man for IA Frophetess-B Bnronde-s nnd
| Cry disappear from the Scene, aud Leave
Her nnd Her Companions to Spout -Asout
| Taking bread by Forcr-M eunwhiIe Gsor,-
| pers's Committee Procini,ns that 100000
People arc In Danger o. Starvation In
| this CitN-The Goldman womnn Calls for
Black Flag, and Black and Red One
| Is Produced and Seized-Noisy Speeches..
Tho unemployed east side Jows were out In
| the streets again yesterday. and congregated
in beer halls In tho daytime hearing the pep
perry speeches that they enjoy. Emma Gold
| man fitted about from place to place. wherever
the reporters were. trying to get herself ar
rested for melting to a disturbance OF the
peace.
Early In the day the Jewish Anarchists who
call themselves the Social Democrats, man
| aged to capture Covenant Hall. 56 Orchard
street. for meeting anu soon the place was
| chock full OF Russian and Polish Hebrews. Tho
proprietor announced that he would give q
free lunch with beer. Tho thirsty were more
numerous than the hungry. and the beer dis
appeared In palfuls until the visible supply
gave out. Over the door was n small Ameri-
can flag. which some one had turned upside
down. Policeman weinberg ordered it to be
taken down. Later it was stuck up again in q
hole In the wall in tho same position and the
policeman took it down himself.
In the hall every third or fourth man pres
ent was oking a cigar cigarette. Pau
line SeiCer. Emma Goldman's understudy. sat
pufflng cigarette at u table behind which
the Chairman stood. Beside her was pale
faced young man, said to be Emma Goldman's
lover. and both were looking for her.
YOU ARE sTAnvING"-" YOU'RE LIAR"
The Chairmans name was said to be Joseph
Ball He refused to announce the names Of
the speakers. One of the speakers began By
saying that the police had no right to inter-
fere with tho people,
These buildings in the city" hc said "all
the wealth. is what we made. II We want bread
we ought to 20 and take it. One day we will
march out by the hundreds sandthousands and
no one will stop ua. All these things belong to
us. and no one will interfere with us. If DO
liceman had dared to stop mo I would have
been the first to knock him down"
This was followed by yels and shouts Tho
second speaker said the whole trouble was due
to Democratic Administration.
You wouldn't vote the Republican ticket
last fall, and now You're starving. amt you"
he said
Yes. we're starving" the crowd shouted.
It's lie." shouted a man in Z long alpaca
coat. You're q damned liar We're not
starving"
Put him out" shouted half dozen people.
but one man said: Let him remain. He'll
starve II he stays here long eaorGh."
EMMA GOLDMAN TALKS BLACK FLAG AGAIN.
Emma Goldman came in bareheaded. and
was escorted to the table in great shape. Two
policemen in plain clothes dropped in to hear
what she had to Say. She got up on the table
nd ,rjt Ior Il.
being taken down by a ietoctivc. which tickled
her very much. Just before she began there
was cry Of Fire!" from hall on the second
floor in which an overflow meeting was held.
There was a stampede. but it was found to be
q false alarm.
Il bring you the regards OF your brethren
In Newark" Emma Goldman said. Cesticulat-
ing rapidly. In spite OF coward!y Mayor
they carried tho black flag"
Shouts and yells followed. men waving their
hats and standing on chairs.
Go and do likewise yourselves" she con-
tinued. The brutal police are waiting to as
sault you. Thcy are nmong you here now.
LHisses.l You will be foolish il you 60 to Union
square to- night without weapons"
She spoke about fifteen minutes and loaping
from the table she disappeared young man
took her place who advised tho Jews not to
work with tho Christians. and particularly
cautioned them about affiliating with Irish
men. Tho Irshmen. no said, wore owned by
capitalists. and the police and the reporters"
were waiting to stamp the life out Of tho He
brews.
I'VE HAVE PRODUCED EVERYTHING"
Another speaker said that they had to work
sixteen and eighteen hours II day when they
"We havo been reduced.,' he said, TO beg
ana 9si sosty s W pD Ins
our rights. We have produced everything.
priest and rabbi. Don listen t, those little
those who should move US first. Fight. tell
YOU: ] shan,t tel! you how to fight. you know
Julius Hodansky. who took the reportersto
dying mother, who no said was starving. was
the next SPEAKER lie dcnourced the lroe.s
charging !!arondess with melting the riot at
Walnalla Hall asst week. He asked;
Did BarondesS send you there"
No" was the reply.
Did hot tell you to riotY'
No" they shouted again.
contnuod 3D. III" WaliaIla Hall % man got; got your w
money for the hall when YOU had money He
the Judges. II you haven't monsy and want =
place to meet you hnve right TO take the hall
Wha se "rs the Soae any he CON-
tinued. Can they make JacketsF'
No." yelled the audience.
Or pants or caps =
Hhat In hell do they do?"
Nothing" was the reply.
I'm tell you.' he went ON, They go to the
Italian peanut stands aud help themselves to
: Then Bodansky re ated how he had taken
the reporters t. his house and said:
They gave mo 81 ~ which they collected
among themselves. The World said 1t was So
lsn't that n shame"
WANTED TIE sun REPORTER To SPEAK
Catching sight Of THE Sun reporter he said;
Here's II reporter who saw IL and can tell
you. Let him come up here and speak"
A shout WAS raised Tor the reporter to speak,
while others negativcd the proposition. About
twenty talked at "A time. some making a way
for the reporter to the table and others Yelling
againstit. Emma oIdmah. who had returned.
told the people not to be making fools OF them-
selves.
In the moan time there WAS crowd or peo-
pie outside who. not understanding the COM
motions fth"ueht that the reporter was being
roughly handled. some one ran out shouting
TINT they wero going to lynch u reporter. and
calling for the police. A big crowd collected
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