Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
MORE BLOOD SPILLED.
Five Men Killed Yesterday at the Bay
View Iron Works, Near
Milwaukee.
Socialists Leaders Arrested Ia Chicago
Dynamite Found In a News.
paper ONCE
Impossible 20 Obtain nm Accurate List Of
the Killed and Wounded IN rucs.
day Nights Riot.

CHICAGO, HI, May 5.--The list Of
casualties from last nights riot so far as
can be learned foots up as follows: One
socialist dead, two officers dead, four
other officers who win not survive and
three more police who have wounds.
many OF the most serious character. In
addition 70 this probably fIty people,
nearly all members OF the socialist
crowd, or citizens OF the vicinity, we're
shot or otherwise wounded. The oompl-
lation OF detailed list is made almost
impossible, the confusion and excite
ment Is so great and the attention OF the
officers and police is so taken up with
the care Of the injured. A gceat number
OF these were taken TO different hospitals
and private houses, so that Il may be
day before the full extent OF the horror
can be brought to light.
Mayor Harrison arrived at the station
as soon as possible after the bombs had
been thrown. He walked around among
The wounded officers and spoke encour-
aging words to them. al was" said he,
at the meeting for while during the
time Parsons was speaking. went from
there TO Desplaines street station, and
learning that there was no indication of
trouble, | went home TO bed | had
heAAA1 NhhN oh WHtu lNuTu vi the UOtsiH
throwing, and came directly TO the sta.
tion.n
"What action will be taken 10 subdue
the socialistic elementYn he was asked.
81 can't say now. haven't had time
to think OF any plan since this affair. You
can say, however, that the entire police
force OF the city will be used TO maintaln
order, and unlawful gatherings at which
speeches are made threatening life and
property win not be permittedn
THE LEADERS IN JAIL.
Spies, Fielding aud Parsons have been
arrested. The police searched for the
three men all night, but did not succeed
In finding them until after O'Clock this
morning. All three were found in Il
cloSedroom in the otlice OF the Arbeiter.
Ieitung, the anarchist newspaper. They
were In consultation when officers came
upon them. They exhibited alarm, but
made no resistance. They were taken
quickly to the central police station, kept
closely guarded and no one permitted to
see them. IL Is not known what charge
has been made against them, or what Is
the exact policy the city authorities in
tend to pursue. The entire police force
is on duty to day, and its members are
apparently In tlrst-class condition, not
wit ti,tsl ihh 4sap pBSdtY qn.rst, ttc
far as known, between the socialists ana
police are as follows
officer john BARRETT, three gun-snot
wounds, one in left breast, one In right
arm, one In foot.
officer JosRrH NJ. DEEGAN, wounded
I'm the thigh by the explosion Of y bomb,
the artery being severed.
officer Tom REppIS, shot In the breast,
reported diving.
| Officers MIKE SHEEHANi
| LAWRENCE MURPHY,
CHARLES MILLER,
/, Il. FLAvIN,
FRANK JOHNSON.
CITIZEN T. NOLAN,
i Among the rioters killed were two
names unknown, who were taken 10 I'M
Desplaines street station, and larg
number of others who were carried iron
tho Aeld by friends. The exact numoe
will probably never be known. About
dozen wounded rioters are being care
Tor Mt the hospitals About forty Nv
police and twelve citizens were more 9
, less seriously wounded.
Another great strike was inaugurate
,bis morning. The 1900 men employe
On the Deering Harvester works stoppe
work without having made any demand
The company have asked for police pr
lection.
The railroad situation was further cor
Z nlicated this morning by the strike Of y
/ freight handlers ON the Lake Shore roa
il The switchmen on the same road reiu
!. to handle aay freight cars loaded by pc
n sons other than strikers.
- ANOTHER MOB.
, Mob violence again asserted Itself
the southwestern part OF the city Ia
', morning. About . O'Clock groups
"a men, women and children began
y gather on the corner OF Eighteenth sire
VI and Center avenue These groups so
:, aggregated 5000 persons, o. one 81 :
corners is small drug store 81 Selot
~ Rosenfeldt. II became apparent that !
u; owner OF the store was the object agar
~ whom the crowd was bent on venting
ue snite The men sufgei toward the bul
OF 10 with threats and violent langual
no nfrear down the place.n they yelie
akIl Rosepfeldt!n "he's police spy
and other like expressions came from
throats OF all The fury Of the mob Y
directed against the druggist Oscause
as had telephone in his store, aud they :
an idea that Rosenieldt was giving tif
to the police. Some police in the yicln
AZ telephoned 10 the Lyman street stat
Ids and wagon load OF police were soon
on the. scene. Taking Rosenfeidt nnd
Ter family Into the wagon they conye
nv them TO the station, leaving gnAru
m. the vicinity.
"a STRIKE Ar PULLMAN.
~ Three Thousand mel employed ~
~ great car.shops az Pullman laid &C
- 1eir tools and went out this morn
~ Joining the 1000 whO quit yesterday
w ope n al work ID the town to-day ex'
~ the 500 employees In the truck.sn0Ps.
!. - militia are IN their srmories, reaa
W tnrn out al a moments notice. Bet"
IL 400 and 400 police have been armed
~ Springfield rifles, and every man on
force Is armed with two forty-ionr cal
TcyoiyerE,
WORSE THAN a MUkDhkkh,
sam Fielding, rabid anarchist
can compsngon Of August Spies, - un0e
ses- rest. II was he who spoke the
The words 10 the mob last night which i
that lie elaughter. Fielding suffered III
ties gun-shot wound IN the leg.
,rri INK SITUATION IN DETAIL
md Shortly after noon the police mads
!. Is. other raid on the ONCE ofArbieter-Ieil
ton and arrested man 10 the oiiiee who,
hich being searched, produced large reY'
hni- and dirk knife. He was arrested. \
ion. ONCE were discovered several Don