Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-08
LABOR TROUBLES.
Chicago Assumes Her Normal Condl.
iion...A Rumor That Parsons
Has Been Captured.


4 suinod its normal condition to-day N
!, lar as the quiet OF the city was Involved
\ There were no gatherings Tor The pollc,
4 10 dlsporso although their watchfuincs.
was not 10 any manner lessoned. m,
A lumber district was peaceful. no
\ larRc nssemblagcs being seen
Inc polico continued 10 prosecute
WIN energy their search OF the haunts OF
! tne anarchists and have succeeded 10 pro.
duclng q Tow more guns aud explosive
material onloer Joseph Dccgau, killed
~ thursday nights giot was buried Co.
, uay ~ 81 Bonaiape. The corpse was
ootne py ollicore, GIL Of whom partci-
natcd In the riot, Onloer Flayln'a Id,
was amputAtcd to-day. This WAS he
only hope oisavlng hts life.
Is rAusoNs CAPruRnpg
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May ia rumor "A In
circulation this evoplng that A. Il Par.
sons, the anarchist associate OF Sploe
and Fielder Ia tho horrible massacre
tuesday night has been captured In the
southwestern part OF tho city. Lieut..
Shea OF tho Central police station de-
clares the report untrue. Tho statement
" That Parsons has painful shot wound
on HIS left thigh, and showed no resist.
anre when arrested, and also that
Parsons sought shelter az tho residences
OF former friend, who, fearing tho con.
sequences, immediately gave him up 10
the police.
rNouun TO HANG THEM.
CHICAGO, Iii, May Estates Attor.
noy Grlnnoll says that he has obtained
ample legal evidence duplicating Spies,
Fielder and Schwah as leaders M incitnR
the terrible riot on DusplaInes street.
The evidence obtained win be very dam.
aging TO the men named, Several promi.
nent members Of The bar are Of tho opln.
Ion that the evidence IA fully sufficient To
secure their conviction for murder and
ipfcting the death penalty.
Tnk nLocKADE RAISED.
Trouble ON the Rortieth street crossing
OF the western Indiana railroad con.
tlnues this morning. number OF trains
are stopped AZ that point, tho switch.
tenders aud crossing.guards refusing 10
aid The roads m opening the llnog. Great
crowds stand about watching the scene.
but thoro IL no disorder.
LATER--The blockade NJ the Fortloth
street crossing OF the Western Indiana
road was raised a. 1880 this morning,
| Up 10 that hour eight engines and two
trains had been stopped. Special Officer
Ballard Of tho Wabash Tailrond sent down
tiity special officers and sooL trimmed them
10 throw the switches, thus starting the
trains,
OTHER INDUSTRIES.
The Western railways are rosuming on
erations this morning on nearly the basis
| prior To tho strike. On oil the roads
freight trains are being sent out without
molestallon. IL all OF the freight houses
increased forces OF men are 40 work, aud
the quantity OF freight being offered and
handled Is very largely Increased over
that OF any former day.
Work was also resumed at Afmour's
glue factory this morning, 200 employees
returning 20 work on the old basis OF ten
hours' work for ten hours pay.
Nearly the full complement oilli0o men
are at work AT Mccormick reaper
works.
uNEARr;IiN0 noMns,
Tho police have discovered moro dyna.
mite bombs and material, but refuse TO
say where II was found ny they have hopes
OF discovering the manufacturers. one
OF the bombs wns formed OF shell OF
lead about four Inches In diameter and
round as an orange, filled with explosives
and some iron bullets, In another place
were found two pieces Of gas pipe each
about eight inches In length and nn inch
and half In diameter, and both were flllod |
with dynamite and bullets, IL II inti- |
mated that the men who made the bombs
know who made the ono that was fred on |
Tuesday night, Saul Smith, one OF tho |
coroner'H jury IN the inquest on the body |
OF onlccr Doagan, " much agiiated on ac-
count Of the mysterious threats made |
against him by the anarchists friends 10 |
Spies.
In answer 10 an inquiry as TO the cause
smith explained to a reporter, saying
~ i've near Spios' place and there Is con-
siderable excitement out there. Why, |
the anarchists have already threatened |
me, and don't know what moment thoy |
VIII throw q bomb into my house and
blow everything mp"
REAppEARs.
Tho Arbcltor.Zpltupg makes It's appear
ance again this morning, though IN re-
duccd form. To-day's Issue Is l0xi2
handful, the leading article In which IL
an address 10 the workingmen Of Chicago.
II says 1--WE will show you that, al.
though the rocklessnesa Of some may
temporarily confuse, II cannot dsrupt
our worklngmen'H party. We therefore
appeal 10 you, worklngmen You will
see that a workingmons movement with.
out an organ " impossible. We shall
NVHNinhN w HHut iOF llttubH hnu Tltutl
MS this paper has always unhesItatingly,
aud IN spite OF the chicaDcry OF the ruling
classes. Again we say "WofkingmOn,
do your duty we will do ours.u
TnIH STORY.
In another part Of the paper Is nm ar.
ticle which charges that tho dynamite the
police found 10 their building was
brought there by the officers themselves
The writer then goes on 10 say that tho
whole thing is conspiracy 70 suppress
the paper
DYNAMtrRR AnRPHTFD.
The police arrested suspicious dynE-
inter named william Scliger az North
pier this morning They aitorw6rd
searched HIS room al No. Az Sedgewick
street, There was found large quantity 4
" dynamite, two guns md a large guam.
tity OF cartridges. The fear exhibited by
the man when taken Into tho Central pc.
lice station about noon WAS almost pain
ful. His face had a deadly pallor aud nc
could hardly keep from failing. What evil
dcuco the police possesses pganet him is
not stated.
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