New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

talking and looked at the stranger. One OF them,
leaning over to Schwab. said: Who IS he!'
"Well s"e.' Answered the cautious and wary agi-
tatcr " III draw him presently
"Ile's Knight Of Labor; belongs to the George
gang. suppose. who sold to Tammany Hall.
Down with hlm,"
"spr' chen sic Deutschi" said Schwab, turning to
the reporter.
Was Isl los NIT Atgctl" said the reporter. "A
man need not be graduate of Heidelberg to know
what TINT MEANS said he. he drained his glass and
called for another round.
Whew What a storm OF enthusiasm. That's the
talk said schwab Brother. shake The reporter
drew back Il asked you what's the matter with
ANs"d VIII not shake until you diagnose the moral
inhrmity Of the Governor Of Illinois," schwab stag
eered and his companions crowded around.
Until wha-a-atl7
"tntil you diagnose the moral obliqulty OF Mr.
Altscid In having released the Anarchists The long.
haired disciple OF Lassae fell back In breathlcss aston
lshment. have been preaching the social revolt
tion' said he. and selling dynamte-I mean beer
ihese twenty years. but You have got ME. So you
are a knight OF the pencil have met reporters. but
this is the first time ever up against anything
Hike you. What youl I don't understand you
" Docs N" release Of these picn mark the advance
Of ii" social revolution, Mr. Most Let drop Gov
ernor Ahgcld." said tho knight.
40 wen stick 10 him. said Schwab. at isn't
every day have a man like that as the chief
executive OF an American state. We won't drop
Arged. w"' stick 20 him. Sent him a telegram
10 dsy: Accep, our heartfelt sau,ations' He'll be
President 50, Here's to him.
II getting hot. More came and still more
until the place ful They excited. They
talked ncr.snntly. They stood now together and row
IN group bu,tonhoing another and emphasizing
what they had 10 say by buryne the night fist In the
palm Of the left hand
rou are going 20 hold a meeting ar~nt you p
Il fOt understand yOii.r SclWah
have say
AS the reporter reached the sidewalk he returned
and looked IN. policeman looked IN too. The
only thing there which reminded me Of America was
the "boohl"." which each seemed to cherish rs
lovingly the hcartlcss nonopolis in the land
THIS Is free country said Tie reporter.
"They don't amount To nawthin." said the cop
oontempiufGsly as he passed a lanana peel on the
sidewalk without noticing II. and walked away.
Tint rooery in Wllllap-st. whore John Most grlnds
out copy for the "Frchdt" Is dingy and
Inviting spot. Zip two flights and turn to the left
at No. lG7, and YOU are the spot whence Issues
those bugle alnrms In the OF anarchy AT which
King, and Kniscrs lrnlle. He looks Just the same
IL ever. ana Chains the Anarchist, who hanged
and the Anarchists who were set free his very
tn" socialists would appropriate their greatness. too.
NIL for themscl,os al II Is not every day finds
Of This curons class willing 10 die 80 (" prison.
SOCIALISTS and Anarchists both have got mNcd up
on account OF these rival claims HAT one begins Ia
believe that ~, men .wh" have been released hold
opinions not unlike those OF tho who released
them and may bc termed lu'l"ni->. Most has two
printers They do not l0"A had altogether. tut
they hate America worse than they h9tc the Gar
Kaiser. one snul'd u prc, III" other ohcWrd, and
the commnndrrin chief himself sat Eliminating. lie
/, fattonine up. to speak and II would not be rs
ensy now To- haul him from under a bed rs II
three ycnrs ago when two tyrants wearing poc"
badges and In defiance Of n" principles Of libcrj
dragged him ont and locked him mp.
Nil there b' Mr.. Most ," said the reporter
The revolution IS coming SAID he. Ageld l.
'hnkirs. o." lrIl'fIIlut nave thought long ago
Europe Is away ahead of America. We must get the
Am, i.'an> tnuh. ana then the d"l,s'r
DO yod propose bomb, any more!
e" am writing long article about the release of
these men y0n II ,rr II Ia m" paper"
You spoke about the drugc-whcrr do you cXpec,
Inv the .rrcihclt' SAID he. The reporter walled
away disgust at his all runni demand for capital
stic drJs>.
Turning into Fam Grnbcn Mi,cs." In East Third
ST.. he sat down Tor rest. LlaninilS >'Ohlwchr
came IN AMI sat down. to-. Nr. >tohlvehr l.
much Interested In TIE di.e,iabi-hment Of the church
In Vale, h. |, I'm anarchy. FOR hc SAYS Bis neither
wa, = rld of the "ymric While his father was Il
ANYTHING Iiberlan about him or hi, name. iiui h,
/, an Anarchist 10 IA" ba "bOnc whole lot OF Zun
ruben Nike friends wee drnling and ta!kn" abont
the rrlca,c Of Tho men, when the reporter went IN
they s,opp,i talking. Mike denied positively that
lomh- throwing would De- begun again. Walt and
see was all that could b. got ont Of him.
O'Dpnovan Rosa was n"i-comml'tal Ireland
occupies his entire attention. Thin Dnchmin
business whether the, re kept in let ont. As far
rs | cland Is concerned they're no gp'l.
Sloyak America" Is published In Thlrd-st.. ami
the ID tois an seem to b. decent fellows. sp,lhng
Anarchists Lad made II mi,tlhc" In throwing bombs
In America. ana that he didn't b Ii"vc In anarchy.