Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
JOhn l1raler, soaIp wonnd.

LUZ, rot serious.
Tnls does not comprise, Il IS believed,
more ilnu ore-thitd the anafchisis and
curious peopie receiving miuri s.
WoIiIrR rtNp.
About 3 o'clOok hits afternoon Detect.
ives Bontield aud Wnst made another
search OF the Arbclter- Luirung promises
They were rewarded BY the discovery
OF great lot OF ammunition, suit.
able for Winchester rides, shot.rans
and revolvers, several fuses for bombs, a
dirk knife and a huge Colts revolver.
The stuff was found under an old sink.
4 TALK VIM A SURVIVOR.
There were nlnc,een of my company
OF Twenty-Five shot, said Lieut.. Bowler,
the officer who headed the SQUAD into
which the bombs was thrown. lie was
sitting surrounded by the uninjurcd sur.
viyprs Of his little baud at the nesplalncs
street station ~ never heard dynamite
explode before, and don't want Ia
again. II dcaienod the ears OF all the
men who did not receive deadly wounds.
There was no company ahead OF mine and
four behind, We had just como TO
halt, ready for the next order, which
would have been flank movement. The
bomb came from close 10 the speakers
wagon. saw aud heard II coming, but
II exploded too quick for anybody "a
have done anything with II to get Il out OF
the way. ! ~as knocked down by the OK.
plosion, but not wounded Then when
recovered myself my sergeant fell into
my arms badly hurt, TWAS u terrible
time, can tell you. They had every.
thing cut and dried.n
ANOTHER TRAGEDY.
A horrible outcome OF the excitement
resulting from last nights rlotng oc.
CURED this evening shortly after 1
O'Clock. Two officers had been stationed
AZ the Desplaincs street yladuct, near the
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Pau freight.
yards, to prevent q crowd gathering aud
ldlers from guying the men at work IN
the place OF striking freight handlers.
Tho officers noticed two particularly
suspicious looking individuals slow.
~ cross the vladuct nnd enter q
saloon on Desplsines street near Carroll
avenue. Oflcer Michael Madden OF the
Desplanes street station, who waa some.
what closer 10 the saloon than the other
Two policemen, was given signal 10 keen
his eyes ON the ugly pair that mad al.
traotcd attention. At this moment 70.
Nolyer was thrust from the saloon door
by oDe OF the mon and SHOT was tlred
into the street 10 the direction
OF the officers Madden at once
stepped brlSkly to the saloon
door aud grappled with Tho man who
held the revolver, while the two other
officers hurried to his aid. LIN the scnfllo
the man with the revolver pressed It's
- - a
Madden reeled, but steadylng himself
instantly brought his own revolver into
proximity with his aeeeilnnrs head aud
pulled the trigger Madden and his
prisoner, locked Ia each others
arms. rolled 10 the floor Just
as 0illcere Daily and Hartnett, running,
reached thn ae1aop ~.
the result OF his Injuries cannot yet DC
told. A paper found on his person SHOWS
his name Is John Loohepafutt
OF EnglOwood, railroad sta-
ton Just south,ot the city.
coon MEDICINE.
cuoAGo, III, Nav a,--one OF the
evening papers publishes the following
headquarters Of 10, Vigilance Com
mittce, May 3, 1886. Meet sharp az NO
ilO, A. B. 10, 9th inst. business OF grea,
Importance Spies and Parsons ant
Sehwab and others Of the KIND beware
Tho rope does its work quick Tho mas
sacre Of onr brave policemen must Do
avenged.
"By order Of executive committee.
"Signcd, y ~
THREE ANARCHISTS.
CrucAao, May 3 The Inquest over VI
remains OF Police officer Deegan, wn
was murdered by an Anarchist MOB lac
niuht. was concluded at $40 O'Clock IA
evening. Chris Spies and Micha,
Sohwab, two OF the prisoners, mad
statements In their own b
Ihalf, which damaged rather tha
heiped them. SchwaD admitted that
dId not believe In a personal 90
Schwab was asked great many que
tions and as they were piled 10 him
arew pale and excited and perspraNt
stood out on his forehead.
Fielder made statement that WAS a
interesting and unlmpoftant He SAID
never carried anything more dargero
than pcn-knifc.
August Spies did not make
statement and the Jury retired; y
iury were out half hour beiO
agreeing upon verdict, They recol
mcpded that oil the prisoners be held
, murder. The prisoners were heiu VIZ
} out bali The jury also recommsnd
( that Parsons be Appreciated ana hein,
I Some sensational evidence was glv
: al the lnQnest 81 made search q !
+ Arbei,er.IeltuDg ofice,n Onlcer Mar
/. Marks stated. "On u shell
/ the focess Of Mr.. Spies priYi
/. room | found bundle mafked Ada
!. Exurass company. This bag contain
y sa,sdust, sand aud nitr0-glyeefne,
& looked ike the same we found
}. uespIaines street after the hombe1p'od
y Vast night, Only Il was not 80 hare
il Witness described the effect Of the exp
eion on some boulders underneath Wh
n was placed. Fragments oi the pou
ers were CARRIED away an Immense 2
le lance "MOst of the stuff" cOnclui
d, the oiiIcer, sis stored w the yanlt
a. one Of our men, who h 6n expert, .
there IA enough IN Il 70 blow up
10 building The coroner moved
Va easily IN hts seat, and the
ness signed his deposition
N. powdcr In the bomb found to-
was what Is known as giant powde
ed This ID its Ordinary form s hrQHn ~
az mixed with nitrO-giycerlne, out 70
~, case II yaa mixed witn sand. Tbs 81
n, OF this IS 10 make the wounds Jag q
ID, ghastly snd ugly than they would
%, was caused by an explosion u y y
sr- original form.
zee a sister Of August Spies came 70
L. central station to-day, and after con
el- cradle talking Lieut.. klpler elieitec
lex confession ihft her brother, who wa
arc last nights array, was lying dangsro
I'M at his home. II 4 thought tpal
MY viii die.
Mrs. A. II. Parsons, the wife 81
}, q fugitive anarchist, was arrested