Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-05-22


feeling of confidence apparent this morning
in the ability of the authorities to preserve
the peace. The outlook continued threaten
ing In certain quarters, and the police ey.
pected that they may he called upo,, to dis
perse gatherings in certain PORTIONS of the
city, but the arr, st of four Anarchists YES.
terday insured feeling that the element
would no longer prove SO troublesome, in
view of the fact that the police now believe
that all the leading instigatOrs of the recent
troubles have been Gagged with possibly one
exception. The collecting of evidence
against the cOnspiratOrs is proceeding rap
idly.
The state attorney says:
I'VE will push the prosecution of the men
who instigated the riot and helped carry out
the murder as far as the law allows us. We
intend and determine to punish these rioters
to the fullest extent of the law, and for all
there is in it." he continued, "and we hope
justice will not be cheated this time. We
want to look over all the evidence before
deciding ON what charge or charges to make,
and cannot say now what the charges will
re. think we will bring the matter before
the next regular grand jury"
1t was rumored that the states attorney
would present request in due form to
Judge Rogers or Judge Garnett, to inpane
a special grandjury to act on the cases of
Socialists Spies and FieldeE, their associates
and dupes. The regular grand jury, it was
thought, would not be impanelled till Mon
day week, and would have all it could do to
attend to the ordinary Jail cases.
An incendiary fire was started i'm the lum-
Der yards near the North Avenue bridge
this morning. A cab containing explosives,
to which fuse was attached, was found in
one of the yards, confirming the idea that
band Of inceIdiaIies were at work. 1t was
turned over to the police.
All the SOcialstic hiding. places are now
pretty well known to the police. The fol-
lowing received last evening from the Chief
of Police in New York indicates the where
abOuts of another nest, and to day the place
will be visited by detectives and subjected
to thorough search:
John Heavka, formerly of 81 Zion place,
and Lecka are connected with Anarchistic
Bohemian newspapers, the BudennOst and
Lampecka, and are the most dangerous An
archistic leaders among the worst class of
Bohemians in Chicago"
1t is now thought that the man who threw
the dynamite bomb Tuesday night was re-
vOlutionary agent from the East. Several
persons called at the Central station yester-
day and last evening, and claimed that
while present at the meeting to have had q
coed sight of him, and some of them thought
they would be able to identify him should
he be captured.
Detectives are busy tracing the movements
of the Anarchist leaders for the past fort
night, with especial reference to the sub.
rosa actions of Spies. The police raided q
Socialistic headquarters ut No. 3S Claiborne
avenue this morning, but found nothing be-
yond red flags aud incendiary banners.
The police raided hall of the Anarchists
at No. los North Wells street this morning,
and seized few muskets found there.
Officer Madden, who was shot last night,
is still living, but his condition remains crit
ical.
in the case of twenty five compositors and
employees of the Arbeiter Zeitung. The four
imprisoned Anarchists, August Spies, Chris
Spies, Sam Fielden and Michael Schwab,
were photographed by the police this fore
noon.
Detectives SlaytOn, Myers, Bauer and
Jones, inspected the house at S22 Henry
street, at about IL o'clock to day and found
about fifty rounds of ammunition, two rifles
a sword, bayonet, revolver, a billy and a
quantity of Anarchist literature. The oc-
cupant of the house, Gustavus Standge, Is
said by the officers to be amolder of bombs
he was arrested and taken to the Central
station.
The police made still another raid this af
ternoOn at n West Lake street, setting and
carrying away lot fred flags and banners,
some of them emblazoned with the most
rabid threats against the constituted author.
tiles.
Twenty rioters in the Twelfth street dis
trict were arrsigned this morning, and held
until Saturday in $500 bail each.
An officer of the police department said
this afternoon it was firmly believed thai
Standge was the man who threw the bomb
They are trying to find Burnett 80 as to fully
identify him. The police decline to say any
thing regarding the man Carpenter, arrested
yesterday.
The police raided No., 6S6 Milwaukee
avenue, the headquartersofa Communistit
military organization this afternoon. Lead
ipg through a trap door, An underground
rife range was discovered. No guns wer'
secured.
Onaoer Barrett, wounded Tuesday night
died at II 80 this forenoon, making tota
Of three deaths to date among the injurt
policemen.
Onicer George Miller, wounded during tn
haymarket encounter between the Anarch
lists and the police, died at 1880 to night a
the County hospital. This is the third dealt
among the police, Degan and Barret beinl
the other two.
| r.. OTHER RAIDS.
Inspector Bonfeld raided No. "a Yves
Lake street about o'clock. This Is noto
ious resort for Socialists. One of the room
was occupied by freight handlers. The pc
lice cleared the place.
The police raided an establishment keI
by C. P. Brissle at No. IS South Clark stret
] this afternoon, carrying away ninety CUR