The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-08
REDS IN THEIR -
Receive the Congratulate.
Friends.

AohdOle nraI
the city. They are the b p's
three men who have spent y
years behind the gloomy NJ. "
Joliet penitentiary for c c%
the anarchist Haymarket
whom Gov. Altgeld parS.l
terday. Samuel Fieidsn
Schwab and Oscar Neebe =.
time in years, awoke ill., ~
with the blessed conscion.
they are free men. Tbsss
hateful suit of stripes to mn,
blue-coated guard pacing hs9s
doors. No lock-step march ~
kitchen for their coarse bresS
cup of black coffee, but inSs.
were rejoicing relatives and y
tempt them with an appetizia,
fast.
Fielden passed the night attn
III West Polk Street, with
and two children, Alice ~
Schwab is at his home at g.,
Washtenaw Avenue, near n,
Park, where his wife and he,,
dren have lived since her husb'
sent to the penitentiary. Pm,
whose wife died while h
prison, is staying with hi
Louis n. IL. Neebe, at vA n
Avenue, where his three cbaSl
manned during his imprisopns|
is also the home of the pardou,l
aged parents
These are the three happies
holds in Chicago to-day. The
ance of the exiles was like the,
from The dead, for while M
tives could net -clinquish hal
Fielding, Schwab and Neebe N
released some time. the sudd,l
ing of the prison gates came
waiting friends as a great,
Joyous shock.
The men cent their first |
liberty very quietly. There l
many things to say, so manyti|
shake hands with and thanktl
congratulations that the dav
like a dream. 1t was dauII
for a man to enjoy after spend
years behind pris on bars and \
the happy three would have ED
his place wi h the owner OF I'D
carriage or Yacht in the wcI
was enough for the pardonei|
sit in the sun and know til
were no longer prisoners.
Throughout the entire dsl
friends and acquaintance cd
10 call and greet them. All
the three homes a sort of Id
held during the morning and
noon, and the p,rdoned me,
weary of the pleasant task of
ing their well wishes. The
earnest in their expressions d
tude to the citizens who hadl
SO efficiently in their behalf.
And the leaders of the a
movement received many cong
tions, too. +. 3. Dreyer, who
the pardon from the executive
Springfield to Warden Allen
penitentiary and then accom-
the freed men to Chicago. was
cip;ent of many a word Of
from their friends and from
who believed Governor Altgeld
act OF justice as well as mercy
ating the prisoners. Time AMI
Mr. Dreyer was obliged to tn;
his business TO respond to d
word of praise.
II don't want to interrupt y
Dreyer, but | must tell you Tia
heart is as big as the heart of
said Jay Dwiggins, of the
Real Estate Board. And so
all day. Most of the congratr
were coucLed in the German lal
Its all over now and there
to say about the pardoning OF II
Schwab and Neebe," said Mr..
Il am very glad these men ar
and / believe that they v
come good citizens. All
OF the men have assur
and the others who havt
interested in procuring the
lease that they will never give
casion for regret on our part fo
we have done toward setting
free. l believe they will all
work now and shun any asso
which might bring them into 81
trouble again. 1t was a hard
and l think they have profile
cannot tell now. what any o
will go to work at. They thel
don't know as yet. 1t will taxi
some time to recover their Wi
being imprisoned SO long. All
can say is that am verp much
fed over the outcome of the AM
1t is very evident that Judge
+. Gary of the Appellate Court
whom the Anarchists were trle'
cut up about the release OF tn
and the criticisms passed upon
ton in the trial of the case
Altgeld in the statement he ma
connection with the pardon, but
Gary will not discuss the ma
any of its phases.
mo, | have absolutely noii
say about their pardon. said d
asked to express himself. u D
comments whatever to make.
When told that the Governor
the trial was not fairly conducte
prejudiced jurors were allo'
serve, etc, Judge Gary only II
his determination to remain I'D
the subject.
II shall not be drawn into
sonal controversy with Gov. Al
said he. Il have not read "
says concerning the trial OF .
archists, and no matter what
l shall not engage in any 2
controversy with the Governor
Chinese to he Sent Homs
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June
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