Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
TELBGRAPHIC.
ANARCHY And LABOR
A Woman frying to IlCito Kew York
WOrkmen 10 Violence.
THOUSANDS NEARING STARVATION.
Black Flags In NeWark.-A Demon
siraiion In the Worlds
Fair City.

NEW YoRS, Aug. 2l.-Emma Cold
man returned from Newark this alter
pooa ia time 10 make a rabid speech Mt
n meeting OF anarchists on the East
side. She said tho black Dag, the eym-
b5l Of destituiion and hunger, had once
more been tfoddun under foot. This
had reference to the patriotic utlcrnncc
Of the mayor Of Newark that no pro-
rea,ion should march without the stars
aud stripes.
Emma told the crowd that the mayor
tore the black flag down; that he II
tcnst, and his time Ui fetribuuon ~
nigh. She told her hearers that they
must 40 to the Union square meeting
tonight armed u they wished to ac-
complish anything.
"Iet clubs, stones ana olhoI
weapons be opposed 10 the clubs ana
REVIEWERS Of the pJlicel" she shfieked.
t,Forunlcsa this IL done your cause
will not progress one iotn."
The attendance at Union Square to.
uight was about 5000. There WAS no
disorder, and the speakers were per-
mitted TO shout to their hearts' content.
Emma was there again, and told the
men she was ashamed VI America, be.
cause it made the rich very rich aud
ihe poor very poor. Kings and prosi'
tents were all alike, aH for rs oppitas'
ing the poor went. She told the
people they must get bread, get II how
hoy would.
Other speakers Ia German declared
that Il the people didn't get bread tho
trpupa of Paris would bU repeated IN
New York.
THEY DEMAND WORK.
Tho committees appointed Sunday
nt the meeting VI the OSghnizel LABOR
conference today formulated an adj.
Jross 10 tho people OF the United
stntss, declaring that 10000 men,
women and children are nearing tie
verge Of starvation In this fich
metropolis OF these free United States.
Hundreds and thousands Of Others are
within a ahOrt distance from want and
ils attendant suffering, misery and
crime.
IL calls on the New York aldermen
10 convene In special session Bnd devise
ways ana means fot the employment Of
unemployed, directly and calls upon all
60 contribute funds for the untm'
plOyed, who seek work In vain. IL
charges that those who control the In.
duatrirs and finances OF thH United
States are responsible, "aud We dc.
mand OF them Immediate relief for the
victims OF a system inherited from the
ages Of wrong with which tho poor
have been oppressed"
BLACK FLAGS WAVING.
NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 2l.-Unsm.
plOye1 wJTkingmen held a large
parade TO-DAY. At tho head Of the line
marched man with large black flag,
upon which,in large white letters,were
tho wOrds:
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
lam STARVING BECAUSE HE Is FAT.
Beneath was picture OF large,
well fed man, with n high hat, ana -
starving workman beside him. An.
other back dag with an inscription VI
similar Import was carried in tue
center,
Atthe city hall Mayor Haynes, who
was on the eleps, ordered the black
dag taken down, adding. "NO mlu
con march through these streets un'
less the stars ana stripes are carried"
Tho flags were then kept out Of
sight for awhiig, but hOiBted again
Rtor the center OF tho city was passed.
a meeting later was addressed by
Emma Goldman, an anarchist from
New York, who made a characteristic
address. None OF the men In the pro
oossion presented any appearance o.
starving.
"wE WANT BREAD"
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-About hny
mon gathered together auu marched
through tho downtown streets thi
afternoon, shouting ave want breau!'
Alter marching "A fsw squares they
matted In front Of the city nall, where
there arrival created come excitement.
Mayor Harrison AMI other officer
ghzsd cut upon the crowd, whereupor
the men shouted, "Wo want work Oi
bread" Tho crowd, however, ro0f
melted away without further Incl
dent.