Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-05-06

three of the chief conspiritors and ac
cumulating evidence which 1t is now
believed will fix the great crime on
them, has called forth unstinted praise
ordinary places Of business are open,
Out there Is almost an entire cessation
OF all ordinary transactions. Bushes.
men are discussing the event IN all il.
various aspects. The mayor has just
Issued proclamation prohibiting
street crowds and professions. OF the
policemen hit with pieces of the
bursting bomb and bullets fired al
them, officers Jno. Deagan and Mich
olas Shannon are dead. The follow
Ing officers are believed to be fatally
wounded but were still alive at 7
O'Clock, ,. NJ: Jacob Hanson, Nelson
Hanson, John Barrett, Geo. Miller.
This afternoon detectives Bontield
and Wiley made another search OF
Arbeiter lettings premises. They
were rewarded by the discovery of a
great lot Of ammunition suitable for
winchester rifles, shot-guus and re-
volvers, and several fuses for bombs.
There were nineteen of my COM
pany OF twenty-five shot, said Lieut..
Bowlar, the officer who headed the
squad into which the bomb WAS
thrown. II never heard dynamite
explode before and l don't want to
again. 1t deafened me and all the
men who did not receive deadly
wounds. There was one company
ahead Of mine and four behind US
We had just come to halt, ready Tor
the next order, which would have
been flank movement, when the bomb
came from close to the speakers
wagon. / saw and heard it coming
but IT exploded too quick for anybody
to have done anything with IL or get
out OF the way. / was knocked down
by the explosion but not wounded;
then when | recovered myself my
sergeant fell into my arms badly hurt.
1t was terrible time. They had
SfNfg wing Cut anu ullCu.
Officer Madden was fatally shot in
attempting to arrest Loeffelhardt in
the Desplaines street saloon. The
latter had shot at the officer from the
saloon. Madden shot his assailant in
the head after receiving his own death
wound. The man who threw the
bomb last night was arrested to-
day and is now locked up at the Gen.
trail station; his name is Julius Car
penter. The police claim to have
ample proof that he is the right man.
1t is stated that he Is u printer on the
Arbeite Zeitnng.
THE INQUEST.
The INCEST over the remains of
police officer Diegan, who was mur.
dered 10y All angry mob last night was
concluded this evening. Chris Spies
and Michael Schwab, two of the pris-
oners, made statements In their own
behalf, which rather damaged than
helped them. Schwab testified that
he did not believe IN personal good.
He said he never carried anything
more dangerous than u penknife.
Spies did not make q statement. The
Jury were out half an hour and they
recommended that all the prisoners be
held for murder. The prisoners were
held without bail. The jury also
recommended that Parsons be appre-
hended and held. A sister of August
Spies came to Central station to-day
and Lieutenant Ripley elected from
her u confession that the third brother
who was In last nights affray, was
lying dangerously i'll at home. 1t Is
thought that he will die.
DENOUNCED BY PowDERLY.
SCRANTON, Pa, May 5.-General
Master Workman Powderly vigorous
ly denounces Chicago anarchists and
their desperate work. He said homes,
labor was not represented in the ranks
Of those who arrayed themselves
under the red flag Of aDarchies.
FOUND IN PANRsos' DESK.
Late this afternoon officers burst
open the private desk of Parsons at
his place OF business, and in doing so
found that the drawers contained a
large quantity of powder, fuse and
other explosives. Tonight fund be-
ing raised for policemen wounded by
last nights bomb throwing, amounts
to $4,000. OF this about sl2.~O was
contributed by members OF the Board
of Trade. Police authorities are ex-
tremely close moutbed In regard to
the report that the man who threw
the bomb last night is in their hands.
From other sources II Is learned that
detectives have positive information
that Michael Schwab is the man. His
actions after his arrest have gone \
long way toward confirming this
theory.
Many Injured and Killed by Falling Walls.