The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14
aud number of red flags and inceudiary
banners. They were all seized.

"ayoT I1aTTlSOu, WITH seSeTal uetectiVeS,
visited the ArJeiter Zeitung Office to-day,
and held consultation with Oscar Noble,
who said he did not belong 10 the Office
but was employed to get out the paper.
The mayor told him that the paper would
not be issued until inspected by Mr.. Hand,
whom he would send for that purpose.
Neibe promised that nothing of an if ANNA
tory nature should appear in the paper.
| Before the paper was issued, however, an
other raid was made On tho printing
Office, aud wenty five printers were arrested
and arraigncd before Justice Merchand
charged with murder. Their cases were
continued until May IA. Bail was re-
fused.
The dynamite found in the drbsiter
Zettung Office was takon to the lake front
and exploded. The effect was terrible. A
piece about the size of hens egg was
placed in coupling link and exploded.
The heavy iron was shattered into fine bits.
A mob of six to eight thousand persons
reassembled near the corner of 18th street
and Centra Avenue at noon and raided Ros
enfields drug store, mentioned in tho early
dispatches, carrying off everything polta-
BILE in the store. They then raided liquor
store in the vicinity kept by man named
Weiskopf, carrying away or drinking all
the liquor. The women and children joined
in this raid. Tho police returned to the
scene and succeeded in dispensing the mob.
THE ANARCHIST MAaAzINE.-About3 3
o'clock this afternoon Detectives Bonfeld
and Wylie made another search Of the
Ardeiter Zcitung's premises. They were
rewarded by the discovery of grea: lot
of ammunition suitable for Winchester ri
fes, shotguns and revolvers, several fuses
for bombs, dirk knife and a hugo Colts
revolver. The stuff was found under an
old sink.
The VIGILANTs ARoUsED.-Two eve
ming papers published the following
Headquartes Of the 10th Vigilans Com
mittee, May 5.-Meet sharp at 40 A. r.
IS, 9th inst. Business Of great Importance.
Spies, Parsons and Schwab, AID other of
thoir kind beware The rope does its
work quick. The massacre of our brave
policemen must be avenged. BY order of
the executive committee. SigNf
The ANARCHIST LEADERS III For
MURDER.-Tho inquest over t6S rem bins of
Police Officer Diegan, who was nfdrdJ red by
the Anarchist mob last night, was |begun
this afternoon and ended at $40 to- might.
The men arrested at the Office of tho i4rJei-
ter Zeitung were present as prisoue}s and
witnesses. Chris. Spies and Michael
Schwab, two of the prisoners, made state
ments in their own behalf, which damaged
rather than helped them. Schwab fadmit-
ted that he did not believe in ia pIrsonal
God. Scwab was asked man} questions,
and aa they were put to him " pale
and the perspiratiou stoad oh n rehead.
Fielden made statement thas (yas'uninter-
cstins and unimportant. He said that he
never carried anything more dangerous than
a pcnknifc. Augusta Spies did not make
a statement. The jury then retired. They
were out half an hour before agreeing upon
a verdict. They recommended that all
tho prisoners be held for murder. The
prisoners were held without bail. The ju-
ry also Recommended that Parsons be ap-
pretended and held