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During this event, the line "here come the bloodhounds Â– you do your duty and I'll do mine" was supposedly spoken by Samuel Fielden, who used a wagon as a platform to deliver a speech about inequities in the justice system. A "concise history" of the trials after this event was written by Dyer Lum. An account of the "martyrs" of this event was published by Lucy Parsons, the wife of one of its victims. A police officer killed at this event, Mathias Degan, is commemorated by a statue. (*) Emma Goldman chose to be buried near people executed after this event, who did not include Louis Lingg, who blew himself up. It prompted a government crackdown on German-speaking trade unions and members of the syndicalist movement, such as August Spies. Three survivors of this event were pardoned by governor John Altgeld. For 10 points, violence marred what 1886 pro-labor demonstration at a Chicago square?
During this event, the line "here come the bloodhounds Â– you do your duty
Haymarket Square riot [accept synonyms for "riot," such as "affair," "incident," or "massacre"]