New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
CHICAGO RIOTERS IN COURT.
HEAVY FINES AND PENALTIES IMPOSED.
WOUNDED POLICEMEN APPEAR AGAINST PRISONERS
DRUGGIST ROsEHPELD's CASE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CHICAGO, May 1S.-The Grand Jury i'm.
panelled yesterday held short this morning.
and after examining few witnesses adjourned for the
day 1t expected that they will take up the case OF
the rioters the first thing tomorrow morning In tho
meantime the police courts still busy hearing the
OF rioters and minor Anarchists Justice Whitss
courtroom in the Twelfth Street Police Station was
crowded to day with Bohemans There were twenty
boys and youths arraigned for completely In tho
sackng OF ROsenfeds drug store In these cases tnc
charges changed from larceny and malicious mis-
chief and the culprits fined s25 and Costs
Joseph Breda and Joseph Hess were Identified oy
Officer Casey as two OF the crowd that tried to kill
him. Brcda fired i've shots while the officer retnrn
ing toward the patrol wagon. Hess. the officer swore
tried hard to hold him until rope for lynchine him
could be procured They each held TO the Criminal
Court in So, 900 bail.
officer Granger, with his head bound up and looking
pale q result Of his injuries, appeared against
Edgar Britain and John Boss: While Granger was
bent upon rescuing prisoner from two officers he was
attacked with stones and seriously woundcd on tho
head and body He positively identified the prisoners
Criminal Court on charges OF riot and deadly assault
On cSaTss Of riot zen and n as0, 81 @ a
addition to being fined 800 and costs. on similar
charges f Barcel was sent to the Criminal Court in
Frank Kobeck, carpenter was before Justice Mech
to answer numerous charges OF illuminating workmcu
obstructng the sidewalk. making threats aud carrying
concealed weapons on the first charge the court hnea
James Haywood. striking carpenter a,s, was ionna
interfering with wOrkmen engaged on building
Forty sevenh-st and kimbarkave this noruine' Ih,
police at placed him under arrest. Three othcr
arrests q similar charge were made during The day
The druggist RoseDfeld. though he escaped bodily
injury. Is sufferer from the mad fury oi the
who wrecked his drug store. All his worldly pos
sessions invested In the business or stored IN tne
same building. He has been driven from comfortaple
home and is In absolute poverty Tue Counc shows d"
disposition to allow his claim for damages lie incurred
emny OF the rioters by putting his telephone at th7
service OF the police. ,o-
Malvn NJ Thompson. young grocer living ~ 40. iSo
South Green-st, who present at the Hayiparhes
Square meeting the night OF May l. that ne over
heard August Spies schwab and third man whom no
did not the time consulting acout tue numbcr
dynamite bombs be- thrown into the RANKS or tno
police. The three standing IN the aley isat.
ing side Of Desplanes-st. only tew ces
from the wagon which tho speakers stood ar
THOMPSON overheard Spies say: viii one be enousn
had we not better send for more ~ lie could not eaten
the reply but Immediately afterward schSaD and tue
third away together. evidently 10 procure
something. Mr.. Thompson has Identified Aioph tsche
OF the Arbetr Zei,J force, tho third person VINO
was consulting with Spies and schwa5.
CLEVELAND, May ls.-For ten days past group Ok
German Anarchists have been holding meetings Oh the
west sdc and calling persons to arm with guns aod
bombs To-day Mayor G. w. Garlner issued pro.
camatiOn fOrbidding such meetings. The poice VIII
dsperse all such crowds hereafter aud arrest tne
II necessary.