The Portland daily press., 1886-05-10
Death Of Several More of Those In
jured in the Late Riot.
A Gang of Dynamiters Discovered In
Cincinnati, o.
Milwaukee Socialists Held for Con-
spiracy to Murder.
Discovery of the Man Who Threw
the Bomb in Chicago.
The Socialists Bitterly Attacked by
a Knights of Labor journal.

CINCINNATI, o., May S.-The police COM
missioners claim to have discovered that So
cialists to the number of 600 are organized,
armed with effective rifles that they control
here the manufacture of dynamite bombs !;
that the one used in Chicago was made here
and that they have now on hand for use a
supply of these Internal machines. The
commissioners claim that they have found
the name of the manufacturer, William
Haines of Coyington, Kentucky.
The 7th regiment has gone into camp at the
Hamilton county fair grounds. Other regl-
ments are expected soon. Ihe 1orce VIII
have two field pieces and nine Gatling guns.
Col Moore of the 1st regiment has been
placed in command.
CHICAGO, May 9.-The day was one of
marked quiet throughout the entire CITY, No
professions occurred and the ponce were not
even called upon to diSperSe any large as
semblages. The situation In the lumber dls-
trict which has been the scene of many dis
orders during the week, was such as not to
require the dispatching of a single patrol
wagon to quell disturbances during the day.
The fourth death among the policemen IN
jured in the Haymarket Square riots Tues
day occurred last night. Officer Flaver CIV
ing way to injuries inflicted by bomb and
weakness caused by the amputation of one
of his injured legs. Kruger, the Socialist,
who was shot by Officer Madden died this
morning The fifth of the wounded officers,
Michael Sheehan, died this afternoon. he
was one of those injured by piece OF an eX-
ploding bomb, The death of Frank Lannls
occurred during the afternoon. He was re-
cognized as member of the rioting Com.
muniStS No work was attempted at any OIL
the railway freight houses but the companies
will give notice to-morrow Of their ability to
L.. nf 0ff
stated that the strikers on the Illinois Cen
tral, Michigan Central and Baltimore & ONO
roads have announced their intention TO re-
turn to work tomorrow.
At meeting of the furniture manufactur-
ers' association last night, the following res
olution was adopted
Resolved, That hereafter no member OF this
association will knowingly employ in his factory
any Communists. Anarchists or Socialists, or 9th
er persons denying the right OF private properly
or recommending bloodshed as remedies for eX-
isting evils
A resolution making 10 hours a days work
except where work is paid for hy-tha-a@''H-
-svas-s4sc- urfoprcet
AT meeting of Chicago Typographical
Union No. 16 to-day, resolutions were unan-
imously adopted condemnlng the recent acts
of the anarchists and offering a reward OF
Sf00 for the apprehension and conviction of
the man who fired the fatal bomb.
Nearly all the freight handlers employed or
on strike here were present at the meet
ing of the freight workers union
tonight. A communication from the switc-
mems union was read wherein that organlza-
ton absolutely refused to uphold the freight
workers in their present strike, or even to
countenance it, and many OF those present
openly declared their wish to abandon tne
principle for which they went out and return
to work
This feeling resulted in the appointment OF
committee which is instructed to call at
the offices of all the roads tomorrow morning
and Negotiate for the most favorable settle
ment possible. 1t is stated that failing any
better concession on the part Of the roads,
the committee will authorize the dlscontln-
uance of the strike on consideration that the
men all be allowed to return to work.
No Quarter to Anarchists.
CHICAGO, H., May S.-The following bit
ter editorial attack upon the Anarchists Is
printed in today's issue of the Knight of La
Dor, a weekly paper, published by George N.
Sceets, and commended to all Knights of La
Dor by the executive officers and leading
members of district assembly No "a:
s'Let it be understood by all the world that the
Knights of Labor have no afiliation, association.
sympathy or respect for the band of cowardly
njurdererS, cutthroatS and robbers known as An
archists, who sneak through the country like mid
night assassins, stirring up the passions OF lgnor-
ant foreigners, unfurling the red flag OF anarchy,
and causing riot and bl0odshed. Parsons, Spies,
I'll.
aiders and abettors, should be summarily dealt
with They are entitled to no more consideration
than wild beasts. The leaders are towards, and
their followers fools. Knights OF Labor, bovcott
themi Iflany of the gang OF sc0undrelS should by
any mistake get access to our organization, expel
them at once-brand them as outlawed monsters.
Do not even permit yourself to hold conversation
with one of them; treat them as they deserve to be
treated, as human monstrosities, not entitled to
the sympathy w. or s 9 any person fr IN
organization when we say we hope that Parsons.
Spies, Fieden, Most, ana the whole gang of out
laws will be blotted from the surface of the
earth"
Labor Troubles in Gardiner.
GARDINER, May 9.-The employees of the
paper mill of Richards & Co. of this city,
struck today. The firm refused their request
for an in rease of wages.
The steam saw mill of Putnam & Closson
in Pittston has shut down owing to refusal
of their employees, all Of whom are members
of the Knights of Labor, to work more than
ten hours day. Two attempts were made
this week to resume operations, but they
proved unsuccessful the firm being unable
to secure men.
Conspiracy to Murder.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May S.-Nineteen So
cialists and Anarchists, including Paul
Grattkan, Frank Hirth, Carl Simon and Gus
tav Rossler, the ringleaders were arraigned
today on a charge of riot and conspiracy to
murder. Bail in each case was fixed at
$1,000 and all of the prisoners, remanded to
Jail. 1t is expected the grand jury, which
meets May IS, will indict a large number of
others, including many well known persons.
Order now Prevails, and no more outbreaks
are anticipated.
The Man who Threw the Bomb.
The petition in the case of Mrs. L. NJ.
Holmes, Adolph Fischer, and q man named
Ligier, employees of the Arbeiter Zeitung,
for release on habeas corpus, was called be-
fore Judge Rogers this morning. The States
attorney stated that he could not di-
vulge the character of the evidence he held
against these people. He was willing that
Ligier should be released and that Mrs.
Holmes should be admitted to $500 or $1,000
bail. AS for Fischer, he had evidence that
he had personally thrown the dreaded bomb,
tion in court. The judge. accordingly, ad-
mitted Mrs. Holmes to bail, ordered Ligier
released and ordered Fischer returned to
Jail for one week.
James Dejenk, "a Bohemian Anarchist and
a carrier for the Arbeiter Zeitung, the in
cendiary sheet of Editor Spies, was arrested
this morning. Two dangerous looking pis-
tolls were found on him, and his house was
supplied with Anarchist literature. Henry
Dejenk, a brother of James, and F. Novaks,
a locksmith, were also arrested.
The Arbeiter Zeitung did not appear to-
day, because no firm about town would do
the press work.
Good Work Done by irishmen.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 9.-Patrick Eagan,
president of the Irish National League of
America has, this evening, forwarded the
following cable to Parnell:
The statements of the Standard, Globe, Daily
Telegraph, and st. James Gazette, charging our
Chicago, are unfounded lbels. Not single Irish
man was among the Anarchists while most of
those who fell defending the public order were
of our nationality. The latest evidence of malice
on the part of the English press has greatly
helped our cause among the American people.
(Signed) PATRICK EAGAN.
The Plano Makers Strike Ended.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The piano makers
strike for ten hours pay for eight hours
work has collapsed and the men will go to
work tomorrow.
Acts of Violence Denounced.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 9--The Buffalo
Central Labor Union, at meeting here to-
day.adopted resolutions condemning the acts
Of Violence of the Anarchists at Chicago, and
repudiating that class of men as enemies OF
labor.