The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-06

reassembled near the corner Of Eigh-
teenth Street and Centre Avenue. at
noon. and raided Rothschild's drug
store. carrying off everything portable
in the store. Then they raided a
LIQUOR store in the near vicinity,
kept by a man named Weiskoff,
carving away or drinking the liqnor.
The women and children joined this
raid. The police returned to the scene
and succeeded in dispensing the mob.
The strikers at the Deering Reaper
Works held an open airHmeeting on the
prairie near the factory at 10 o'clok this
work, ten hours pay and double pay
for overtime and 20 per cent. advance
for piece work. 1t Is learned that
Schwab. one of the men now under ar
rest, addressed these strikers last night
urging this course.
The striking freight handlers intended
making parade to-day but issued an
order countermanding it.
The police are rapidly collecting
evidence against the chief conspirators
among the anarchists. They searched
Spies Office this morning and found
absolute proof of the Infiammatory
circulars mentioned. These dispatches
are headed. Revenge, Workmen to
Arms" Another headed Attention
Workingmen." was found with the form
in type. These were taken possession
Of and locked up at the Central Staten
as evidence that Spies and Schwab di-
rectly melted the riot and bloodshed.
Anarchist Parsons has not been cap
tured, as at first reported. He is still
in hiding. Schwab was mistaken for
him when the first arrests were made.
Inspector Bonfield raided Seeph's
Hall, corner of Lake and Despiaines
Streets, this morning. Here were found
a lot of muSkets, red flags and German
books, expounding Socialistic doctrines.
Nearly $1,000 has already
been subscribed on charge" for
the families of the wounded aud dead
officers.
p. m.-The police have arrested
John Carpenter, one of the printers on
the Arbeiter-Zeitunq. whom they claim
to have perfect evidence ag iinst as the
man who threw the bomb which caused
the havoc and murder last night. He
is closely guarded.
Twenty-Five printers were arrested in
the Arbeiter-Zeitunq building and az
raigned before Justice Mech, charged
with murder. The cases were continued
until May IL. Bail was refused. The
dynamite found in the Arbeiter-Zeituag
Office this morning was taken to Lake
Front and exploied. 4 piece the 81 =, Of
hens egg WAS placed in a coupling
link and exploded. the heavy iron being
shattered into fine bits.
An inquest upon the BODY of Police
Officer John Diegar. killed last night.
began at the city clerks office this after
noon. 1t is thought the evidence will
result in an indictment of Spies and
other anarchists for murder.
2.30 p.m.-The city remains quiet up
to this hour. Railway companies have
sustained no nolestation of any kind,
and. with the exception of the Lake
Shore, are moving about all the freight
offering. The Northwestern road has ar
ranged to resume operations tomorrow
with full force of men.
Forty-four wounded officers and men
are at the county hospital. Officer
Diegar is the only one dead among the
injured Off GERS.
At 2 o'clock Officer Barrett was re-
ported dying, and there appears to be !
little hopes Of saving the lives of Off |
GERS Millen and Jacob Hansen, Nelson |
Hansen and Redden. The remaining |
twenty-four officers in the county hos |
pital wards all have a show of recovery,
but some are extremely low.