Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08
FIVE KILLED Az BAxvIEw.
Latest Reports of tho Great Trouble In
Wisconsin.

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Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, May 5.-Latest reports
from Bay view show q much more serious
condition OF affairs than at first reported
The crowd OF rioters commenced at $50
o'clock and moved towards the mills. Siz
military campanies marched out of the
grounds and took q position in front o.
paying no attention to orders to hall, the
dread word fire" was given and
yo1.LEY WAS POURED
into the advancing host. The crowd beat
q hasty retreat when it. was learned that
persons wounded. One of the killed was a
schoolboy, who had hisschool books under
his arm when he fell. While the trouble
was going on at Bayyiew a large
crowd Of Socialists and strikers as
s.mbled at the Milwaukee Garden. on the
west side. and are preparing to carry out
the programme OF
RIOT AND DESTRUCTION.
A platoon OF sixty policemen and three in
fantry companies were dispatched there
and cleared the premises. The mob then
reassembled and proceeded to Best's Brew
cry, and word has just been received at
military headquarters that disturbance
took place there in which it became neces-
sary to resort to firing, and that two per.
SONS were killed. The city is in a state Of
excitement equllled at no time since the
present trouble commenced.
v0wlNG VENGEANCE.
MILWAUKEE, May 5-2 p. m.-Up to this
hour no fresh outbreak has been r. ported
from Bay View. The militia is in readiness
for the temperance of the rioters, should
the latter conclude to carry out the ru-
mored declaration OF vengeance upon the
soldiers.
SAcKING A RESIDENCE.
MILwAuKEE, .Wie., May. b--Noon.-The
rumor that two mea werskil1ed at the Best
brewery ia untraa.- IKE 6siae at thes mill
tia and the fatal result, caused the dispers-
ing Of the mob, and the greater part of the
rioters, or those Of Polish nationality at
least, and proceeded to sack the residence
of Captain Boorchast, OF the Kosci.,sko
Guards, yesterdays firing having been
done by that company. The residence is a
wreck. The infuriated Polandcrs
then assembled near the Polish Church,
and it is rumored decided to arm them
selves and make q raid on the militia at
Bayview this afternoon.
Strike Notes.
The strikers in Detroit to the number Of
500 threatened the Michigan car shops
yesterday but wiser counsels prevailed and
no violence was DONE.
The Congressional Committee have begun
The taking of testimony on the labor strikes
1T Parsons, Kansas. Ma, or Brown and
State Senator Kimball testified, but there
was nothing new in their statements.
The New York furniture manufacturers
have passed resolutions to run their facto-
ries on the basis of ten hours as days
work and unless the men agree to this they
close down.
Eight ehoe manufacturers OF Stoneham,
whose 1875 cutters struck,
have agreed to the price list submitted by
the knights OF Labor, and the men have
returned to work.
The Baltimore furniture manufacturers
have, with one exception, shut down rather
than comply with the eight-hour demand.
About 1000 Boston tailors are ON
strike. They claim that the bosses had Or
yanized to delay matters by negotiations
until the dull season set in and then shut
down.
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