Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-06
TEE CHICAGO TROUBLES.
AFFAIRS IN

here this afternoon that the switohmen
on the Northwestern road have gone
out. 1t Is officially denied. The men
are still at work. Ihe incendiary organ,
the Arbeiter zsitung, is preparing to
issue an edition to-day. The twenty
rioters in the Twelfth street district
were a%rraigned this morning and held
until Saturday in $500 bonds each.
The wounded policemen are beyond
hope of recovery. The two former are
sinking rapidly. The remainder of the
wounded men are resting easily and Will
probably cov Emil Lett, one% oil
the civilians shot, is in a dying conai-
ton. An incendiary fire was started in
the lumber yards near the NORTH
avenue bridge this morning. Acan con.
tanning explosives, to which o fuze was
attached, was found in one of the yards
confirming the view that incendlarief
were at work. It was handed owe te
the police. The police ralded the social
list headquarters, Fiftyeight Claybourne
avenue this morning, but found nothing
but red flags ana inoendiary banners.
The st. Paul road is working with q
full force of men without molestation.
Owing to the partial crippling of west,
ern lines, the road has the usual amount
Of freight offered.
There is q greater feeling of confidence
apparent this morning in the ability o,
the authoiities to preserve peace. The
outlook continues threatening in certain
quarters, and the police expect they
may be called upon to dispense gather.
ings in certain portions of the city, but
the arrest of q few anarchists. yesterday
melted a feeling that this element will
no longer prove.so troublesome, in view
Of the fact that the police now believe
that all the leading lnstigators of the
recent troubles have been:caged with
the possibility OF one notable exception
Collecting evidence against the coEspi-
rators ID proceeding rapidly.
At the Deering harvester works the
situation is somewhat critical this
morning. A committee of
strikers was appointed at the meet
ing held last night to watch the gates
and dissuade any n from ge,ng to
work. The company offered an advance
of fifteen per cent. and some men wanted
to GO back at these figures. but were
not permitted to do so by the strikers.
At $50 this morning 800 men wsre
grouped about the gate, but nc
one went In. AT seven o'clock
Mr.. Deering appeared and invited all
the Deering men.to go back to work at
which the crowd yelled, "eight hours p
Deering said he would give eight hours
after the rush is over, and by 7:3e ovel
five hundred men had reported for work
At least 5000 men are out of twelve
brick yards, and several factories will be
closed. Trouble is feared.
Last night warrants for the arrest OF
four striking switchmen, employed b,
the st. Paul & Fort Wayne roads
chsrgos them with obstructlng the
United States mail. One man wan ar.
rested last night by a deputy marshal;
Others have not been found. The fund
for the benefit of families of dead and
wounded police was swslled to $4,000
DIR. White. Of the Lackwanna railroad
an official who was in the CITY subscribed
$4,000: while the Now York board of
trade telsgraphed a subscription of $500
The police raided a hall OF
the anarchists at los North
Wells street, this morning, and
seized q few muskets found there.
Officer Madden. who was shot last
night, is still living; his condition re.
mains critical.
At Pullman this morning
all the men in the Pullman works,
and all in the paper car wheel works,
were still out. The locality Was Quiet
and disorders wers not apprshendsd.
Fully three-fourths OF the McCormick's
harvester works employees reportsd for
duty this morning. The proprietors OF
the Deering works decided at l0o'ciock
this morning. to grant a working day Of
eight honrs' and ar advance of Is per
cant on former pay. The men return to
work tomorrow morning.
A report from the county hospital
that officers Barrett, F,laven, Miller,
and Jacob Hansen, are beyond hope of
recovery.
HABEAs CORPUS.
Chicago, May GA writ OF habsas cor.
pus has been sued out in the case Of the
twenty-five compositors and employees
the Arbeiter zeitung. They will have
bearing atths general court Of two
his a%fternoon. Tie four imprisoned
August Spiss. Chris Spies,
3arn Fielding and Michael
'chwab, were photographed by
he police to-day. Two Fort Wayne
abroad switchmen we're arrested yestsr-
lay and taken before Commissioner
1oyne this morning, and charged with
|elaying the United States mail. Cases
1ere continued until Saturday next in
800 bonds each.
Detectives inspected the house OF 1922
lenry street., and found fifty pounds OF
ammunition aad two rifes, bayonets, 70.
olives, billey and a quantity OF am