Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-08-23
From ALI Quarters.
DISORDER BY THE Reds.
Anarchists Break up a Union
Meeting.
CHINA Will use HARSH MEkSURES
If the Geary Law is Not
Modified.
vlG|LsaT wins The AST0R CUP.
The Pilgrim Was Left Far
in the Rear.
vlG|LaaT wins The asToR Gup.


| ANARCHISTS CREATE DISORDER.
They Attempt to Run a Meeting for
the Relief Of Worktngmen but
Were Unsuccessful.
| NEW York, Aug. 22-Ths anarchists
tried to hoodwink the police to day, and
hold meeting at 81 Stanton street. They
had given out that the meeting would
take place at 2 O'Clock, but instead it was
| held at noon. Speeches had been made when
Captain Devery with two roundsmen and
thirty policemen moved down upon the
| reds. Great excitement followed. Fully
1900 persons blocked the street and the
/ sidewalk. Some anarchists attempted to
fight, but a vigorous use of clubs soon dis
/ couraged them. Finslly the mob was
driven away and order restored.
When it became known that no meetings
to incite the unemployed to riot would be
allowed, the more judicial Of the socialists
and anarchists met in secret session end
discussed the situation. It is said Emma
Goldman delivered fiery speech. Captain
Devery was roundly abused. They de-
cided to speak in spite of the police and
plans were made for capturing the macs
meeting of members of the united Hebrew
trades to be held In Pythagoras hall this
afternoon. The object of this meeting was
to try to find measures of relief for the I'M
employed.
As the members of the union are for the
most part peaceable no trouble was expect
ed. AS precaution Captain Devery was
present with dozen policemen In citizens
clothes and four in uniform. About three
thousand men attended the meeting
Chairman Jacob Mich called the meeting
to order and explained its object. Gradu-
ally the rough element present began to
assert itself. There were repeated cries
for bread and epithets were hurled at the
capitalists. Chairman Mich pounded with
his gavel for order. Captain Devery In
several of whom he recognized as ansrch-
lists. The crowd was SO dense that the
policemen were unable to reach them. and
the anarchists kept closing in around the
rostrum.
When the speaker finished several an
archists sprang forward, mounted the plat
form and commenced to harangue the meet
ing. Captain Dsverey started to force his
way to the platform, shouting 'stop, stop"
Chairman Mich pulled one anarchist away
from the front and demanded what he
meant. The anarchists seeing that they
did not receive any support plunged back
into the crowd. The police were so few
in number that they were powerless to
reach and arrest them. Alexander Jonas
intensified the excitement by shouting out
What right have ths police to interferea"
Captain Devery shouted back that he
could not discriminate between the peace
able speakers and the anarchists, and the
meeting would have to end. Jonas said:
''You can disperse the meeting, but I'll re-
main" Chairman Mich then asked all
present to depart before blood was spilled
The meeting broke up in the greatest dis
order. Excited knots of men gathered out
side and denounced the anarchists. Captain
Dsvery has men out looking for the an
arehists who created the disorder.