Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-05

bodies. Members OF the mob. too, lay around
wounded aud dying. but the officsrs paid no
attention 20 them at f1rst, only thinking OF
and and bore those who could not walk i"s 10 the e
| station. and assisted all with slight wounds 90
saloons about the scene Of U the Battle were oe
soon nlled with wounded men.
The Killed and wounded.
CHICAGO. May 5.-This morning there were
at the county hospital % wounded officers
and three citizens. Physicians and nurses
were moving about with celebrity among the
suffering men. IL is thought several more OF
the officers will die before the day is out. In
probing the wounds the physicians found large
pieces OF zinc. one small thin piece OF zinc
made hole in a mans leg as large as a grape
| shot.
The list OF killed and wounded. ms near as
can be learned at the present time Is as follows:
| wounds one in the len breast one I'm right arm
and one I'm the foot; died at the hospital shortly
/ after two o clock this morning. Officer Joseph
| NJ. Deegan. wounded in the thigh hy the ex-
plosion of the bomb. an artery being severed.
| He was taken to the hospital a. 1850 and died
| five minutes later. officer Tom Reddin shot
/ i'm thigh and breast; died at midnight in the
Desplaines street station.
Reported dying-officer Mike Shoahan. ON.
| Ger Lawrence Murphy lost part OF one loot,
Officer Charles Miller was alive this morning,
| found.
wounded-officers Alex. Jameson, Pat Hart
| iorc, Adam Barber, Thomas McHenry Henry
| Wencke. y Mcmahon. II. 4. Schnell, T.. O'Sulli-
van, Lieut. James stanton, James Lee a citi-
| zen; Joseph Norman, shot I'm hand; James Con-
way, shot In leg; officer George Miller, shot in
the leg and breast, probably fatal: Officer John
| Reid, shot In both legs; Michael o'Brien,
| wounded in thigh with bomh Arthur Conley,
| shot in the leg and arm; Officer Hanson, shot
| In the back aud leg; Thomas Brophy, shot in
the hand; officer Dan Hogan, shot I'm right leg
and finger; n. j. Reddin, left leg broken and
| arm cut; Peter Butler, wounds I'm both legs and
arm by bomb: John II. King, shot In the body;
| Fink, shot in the leg: Officer Henry smith, shot
In the shoulder; Louis Johnson, shot in the leg;
| sam. Helgo slight wound I'm the leg; Alexander
| Halferson, shot I'm both legs; Officer Butterly
| shot In the arm and both legs Officer Tim Fla
vim, shot In the leg. arm and back. probably
| fatally; X 4. Kruger, slight wound I'm the
| knee; Officer John h. Mcmahon, shot in the
leg; Officer John T.. Doyle, shot In the leg; on
Ger Horn, shot above the knee and Ia the leg;
| Officer I'D. Barrett, shot in the leg; Officer
Frank Johnson, shot four times I'm The body,
| I'm the leg; Thomas Nolan, a citizen shot in
breast and leg, Will probably die; Officers Free
son, NJ. ]. Mitchell. N j. SHANNON. James Con-
| way, Tim. Murphy, Henry Mensky, Patrick
McNulty, Charles AIcEnry, Ben. Smell, Frank
| Tyrrell, Joseph I. Johnson, j. J. Barrett John
schmidt, shot I'm leg and back; Tim. Burke
shot I'm breast and leg; Michael Howard shot in
arm and thigh; John Hurd. shot In the head
and back; Peter lyey, shot In breast Frank
| Moritz, shot in the leg and breast
a. young i man M, named Lu9t living somewhere
policemens clubs and received also a gun-shot
wound in the hand. Thomas Brady was Shot
in the back and leg; Mike Lynch was also shot
In the leg.
Early this morning the scene In the cell-room
where the dead and wounded socialists were
strewn about on the bare floor "a study. In
a corner beside the stairway lay the only corpse
| I'm this motfy group. This man had been picked
up dead and nothing was found ON his person
by which he could be Identified. His garments
spoke him a Bohemian or scandinavian lust
at the foot OF the stairway, where those who
descended were compelled to step over his
outstretched legs, lay another man, appar.
emily with only spark OF life left in him. The
physicians and their assistants were busy with
| the other victims, some OF whom were but
slightly wounded, while others had ugly look
ing bullet holes in various parts OF their
Inspector Bonfield says: "We will take active
measures to catch the leaders in this business,
The action OF last night will show that their
| bombshell and dynamite talk has not been
| empty vaporings. The public Will learn through
the newspapers that these men who instigats
| such horrd atrocities are not lit TO be citizens
| OF any country, and that their punishment
| should be swift and severe. As for the strikers,
| We can cope with any mob In the city The
attack on us was brutal and cowardiy; AZ has
| lost for the assailants all the sympathy they
| might have had from the people"
/ THE SOCIALIST LEADERS ARRESTED.
The occurrences OF Monday and last night are
ascribed in the public mind to the teachings
| and recent utterances principally OF three men,
| August Spies, A. IL. Parsons and Samuel Field.
ing, the speakers OF last night. Their arrest has
| been repeatedly demanded. When the firing be.
gan last night, Parsons was the only man who
| was seen 10 be recognized. lie was I'm liquor
store. at the corner OF Desplaines and Lake
feet of the point where the deadly bomb was
| thrown among the ranks OF the police. The
hiring at the police came from the u quarter.
| and II is surmised that the criminals obtained
their guns and made the socialist hall their
headquarters and from whence they proceeded
To make their assault They concealed be.
hind boxes and barrels GU the sid ewalk, leveling
their guns and firing during the confusion
which followed the explosion OF the bomb. Par.
SONS was seen In the place. accompanied by his
negro wife, Tor only q moment, and then disap-
| peared with the other anarchists. The police
searched for the three men ali night but did
not succeed in finding them until little after
lafa n.lA afEasr
| found in a room In the office OF the -Arbeiter
Zeitung newspaper, at No. 10Y Fifth avenue.
| They were in consultation when the officers
came upon them. They exhibited alarm, but
| made no resistance. They were taken quickly
and up to nine O'Clock the public had not been
made aware OF their arrest. They are kept
closely guarded and no one is permitted TO sees
| them.
A SOCIALIST SHOT IN THE TOWN OF LAKE
| In the town OF Lake last evening "A crowd OF
| Bohemian socialists were staggering up and
| down the walk at the corner OF 4Sth and
Latin streets and, with loud curses, ventilat.
ing their grievances. All had been drinking
| freely and were very boisterous. "To HI with
| the police, shouted one OF them. Officers Mo
Manus and Moran, who appeared on the scene,
| were showered with clubs, bottles and stones.
| Both drew their reyolvers and commenced
| firing ut the crowd. The socialists turned and
Blank, dropped dead, shot through the heart.
| The officers were frightiully cut and bruised
about their heads. ana their clothing was torn
| ATTEMPTING TO MOB DRUGGIST
| Mob violence again asserted itself in the
| southwestern part OF the city this morning.
About O'Clock groups began To gather at the
| corner OF 18th street and Center avenue. ON
| one of the corners is the drug store OF samuel
| Rosenfeld. 1t became apparent that the owner
OF the store was obnoxious 10 the crowd. The
men surged toward the building, yelling: Tear
down the place" and xii koseufeld, he's q
| police spy" The fury of the mob was directed
| against the druggist because he has "A telephone
! in the store, and they had idea that Rosen-
| field was giving tips 10 the police. The thor
| oughy frightened druggist took his family into
the upper part of the house. some police officer
| in the vicinity telephoned TO the Human street
| station. A wagon load Of police soon ON
| the scene, and taking Roseneld and his family
| In the wagon conveyed them to the station.
leaving guard in the vicinity.
Another Big strike fn Chicago.
THE SEVENTEEN HUNDRED EMPLOYEES OF THE
DEERING HARVESTER WORKS QUIT.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Another great strike Was
fnaugurated this morning. The LOO men
employed in the Deering harvester works
stopped work without notice warning OF any
character, and without having made any de-
mands. The managers OF the works have asked
| for police protection. The works are located in
the heart Of a district largely populated by Tor
eigners.
The railroad situation further complI-
Gated this morning by "A strike of all the freight
handlers on the Lake Shore road. The switch. /