New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

non in Union SIrlare Jnspectcr Mclaughlin with
'"out zen detectives, was on guard. In view of
me fact that most CT III, speeches would be in
,,erIan care had been taken to select only those
ue"ctiVes who We're familiar with that language.
accordingly Detective Sergeants krauch, Heidel-
Derg, Irainor, Won Gcrichten and Jacobs were par
.uiary prominent at all stages Of the proceedings.
T;;Ni"ehty the Anarchists had been prepared for
.lis movement on the part or the police and de-
terlnlned 10 checl<mac il. Just as the detectives
lad settled themselves comfortably to listen to
the speeches, the Anarchist VINO was speaking at
the time switched oil into mixed Jargon of P)lis
ana Hebrew which no one but the Open-mOuthcl
listeners in front of the main stand coul c)mpre-
hend. In this plight KraGch was the sole reli-
ahce OF the detectives, hut even hc was unable 70
get anything like an intelligent abstract of the adj
drTSs some Of tine orators olcned their speeches
IN English. switched of into German, ard
finished IN Hebrew The police had determined
10 tax" careful note Of the language used by the
speakers and - promptly put the curb on any
lhcItenent TO violence by immediate arrests.
ANARCHISTS ANXIOUS TO BE ARRESTED.
Now. if the police really needed any occasion
for action the Anarchists probably in the hope of
winning new botorety. were anxious to provide it.
Every address delivered literally brisled with inyi-
tations NOR. or les, direct to go ont into tho
streets and get by force that which could not he
obtained by pcaCrablc means. Zimmerman, the
friend Of rrSman and, it Is said the present com
DanOn Of Emma Goldman was the hrst man on
whom the detectives Cast "a ScrltlnlZng eye. In
one part Of his address he suggested that, rs I'll"
crowd had built mp the mansions OF the great by
the labor of their hands thOs" hands might now
well be cmDlovcu in tearing the mansions down.
For "a long time Inspector Mclaughlin an MS
mon Dondercd Ola the advisabity OF arr','ing I'm
mcrman, who with his light hair cOnbed pompl-
dour fashion, his heavy, lumpy square Jaw ana his
blue eyes glinting fcrccly behind pair OF spec
taclcs looks the very model OF the East sue
agtator who " hate. work and hates them "a likes
it," But although glazing defiantly at the detcc-
tyes. and sitting on the cage of the balcony look
Ing down at the crowd and apparently waiting to De
arrested. the police declined to obige INN, AMI he
finally went away unmOesied. $50
All this time Emma Goldman with heau peht
and arms folded, had been strdng up ana down
the porch back of the speakers passing ana re-
passing the detectives, although apparently I'M
conscious Of their existence, ana LOOKING NE
she-wolf smperfcctly tanned. At last came hrr
call, and she edged TO the front OF the porch.
For nearly twenty minutes she shrieked 40 thr
mob in broken English alternatcd with layers q
German Never had her language been so vlrn-
lent. Certain expressions formed = nrot' l''il"
instance, when She said lon are STAR ing
Your children cry for bread. You hay" tired
p"accab" means of redress ana Jailed NO" JON
your fc0w-sulTercrs, 90 out INTO tne street anu
take by force that which You cannot get by
peace
EMMA GOLDMAN ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Siil! the police ruminated. consulted, talked
and did nothing. When the meeting had ended
Emma Goldman accompanied by two trends,
started TO 20 away. and struck out course across
the park But the crowd had seen her ana iol-
lowed Right at her heels came the crowd num-
herring many hundreds, and comprising cholca
collection of the lowest, vilcst rlians III me cry
shouting, hooting, cheering, yelling and whlstllng
they ran after her. driving against her from time
10 time and irrcsistby impellng her forward as
on the crest of a wave. Once she staggered ana
fell and her friends dragged her from under the
heels of the mob Twice her hat was knockel
or and at last she walked or ran, barehcaded,
lodging and twisting like a hare. for Il means OF
ESCAPE At last an uptown car came ~ ~l2nt. On
il she jumped and rode away. the baiied crowd
tutoring parting boot Of defiance.
MI through the speeches Inspector McEvoy, WIN
force of about 400 men. gathered from every
precinct in the city. stood in readiness 10 charge
npon the mob on the slightest appearance Of dis
order IN SiXt"nth-st., between mon Sq1ar'
end Thirl-aVc., WAS drawn up in line Il force ot
about 200 men with drawn clubs. awaiting the
order 10 advance. But the order n"vcr came
\ call was issued last evening by j.. W0fleTs,
{. y Adler George w Middleton. Joseph Baron
dcsS and James G.. Doyle. wrll-known labor leal
cr> for another conference 10 consider ways ana
means of relieving the unemployed. The call was
addrcs -,l 10 IN" different TRADES unions. each If
which wa, asked 10 send three delegates 10 the
meeting which is to be held At the international
Labor Exchange, at No. 2j' East Tcnth-st., on
SUNDAY afternoon.