The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-07
ORDER NOW REIGNS
WHERE TERROR ONCE RULED
The Ohloag, Police Raiding sOoIalIstA'
olartors, ssIzinE Arms and Ammunition
and Making Arrssts-NO Further
Outbreaks at Milwaukee.

unueb threatening IN certain quarters, Rnu
the police expect that they may be called
upon to disperse gatherings in certain
portions OF the city. The arrest Of the
four Anarchists yesterday has insured a
feeling that this element will no longer
prove 80 troublesome, in view Of this fact
that the public believe that all the lead,
ing instgators OF the recent troubles have
boon Gagged, with possibly one exception,
The collecting OF evidence against the con.
spirstors Is proceeding rapidly, The States
Attorney says: ave will push the prose.
cution OF the men who insligsted the riot
and helped carry out the murder as far as
the law allows US, and we hope Justice
will not be cheated this time. We want
70 look over all the evidence before decid-
ing on what charge or charges to make,
md cannot say now what the charges
will be. think we will bring the matter
before the next regular grand jury" 1t
rumored that the States Attorney
would present request in due form to
Judge Rodgers or Judge Garnett to I'm.
panel a special grand jury to act on the
.ases OF the Socialists Spies and Fielden,
heir associates and dupes. The regular
yrand Jury, 1t was thought, would not be
mpanelled till Monday week, and would
laveRll II could do to attend TO the ordi.
aary Jail cases.
sTABHRD BY AN ANARCHIST.
The Coroner held an inquest this after
noon on the body OF Chas, Kister, who
vas killed in Tuesday nights riot II
vas supposed that he was shot by the
police. Two witnesses were examined
and then 1t was discovered that instead oi
being shot the man had been stabbed. II
now thought he was killed by an An.
Lrchist. The evidence disclosed the fact
hat Kister was a respectable citizen and
aot rioter. The Coroner ordered the In.
nuest adjourned until later and the body
Eas taken to Kist0r's house on Indiana
street.
The forms OF the ArJeitsr Zsilung were
carried to tho Office Of the Burgess Print.
ing Company this afternoon to be printed
ls formerly, but Mr., Burgess informed
them that lie would not print any suCh
organ. Another printer was seen with
The same result.
THIRD DEATH AMONG THE POLICE.
Officer George Miller, wounded during
the Haymarkst encounter between the
Anarchists and the police, died at 80
p. NJ, in the County Hospital, This Is the
third death among the police, Officers De-
gan and Barrett being the other two.
AT ll:55 P.M.tWo alarms Of fire have Just
lNcENDIARY FIRES.
been turned in simultaneously, one from
Ashland avenue bridge in the lumber
district and the other from State and Har.
risou strects, the centre Of the City's
lowest quarters. II inCendiaTy fires were
to be started by the Anarchists 1t would
be difficult to choose two other localities
from which equally DISASTROUS conlagra'
ton could spread.
An inCendiary fire was started In the
lumber yards near North avenue bridge
this morning. A can containing explo'
sives to which q fuse was attached was
found in one OF the yards confirming the
view that band OF inCendiarleS were at
work. 1t was turned over to the police.
Atl2:O5 A. NJ. the bells announced that
the fire at Slate and Harrison streets was
out, and at 1925 that near Ashland
avenue was also rung out. No reports
have yet been received attho police head
quarters as 10 whether or not they were ol
incendiary origin.
ANARCHISTS JAILED.
Tonight the Anarchist, August Spies
accompanied by his fellow prisoners, Sam
Fieldep, Michael schwab and Chris Spies
were marched out Of the Central station
They were in charge OF detectives each oI
WHOM "proteCted" one OF the fellows. The
| iucendiaries were apparently disheartened
depressed and detected. AS they filed
out Of the squad room they did not iii
their eyes. A crowd began TO gather
but a patrol wagon was waiting to con
yey the prisoners and their escort 10 the
county iail and thither they were taken
They we're provided with separate cells In
the main Jail and no one was allowed tc
communicate with them.
A WOUNDED RlOrEt ARRESTED
He claims to Have Attended the Meeting
to Learn tho l:nGiihs Language.
CHICAGO, May 6.-Capt. 0'Donnell o.
the Twelfth street station was informed
to-day in a quiet way that a wounded
Socialist was concealed at No. 10, Flrs
street. The Captain and a patrol wagon
load OF officers were driven 10 the place tc
mako an investigation, and Joseph Mich
seliski was found. He was in bed When
arrested and had an ugly wound In the
right leg below the knee, the .bul
| let having passed through from
the left eide OF the limb. The
wound is In q rather unhealthy condition
and was undoubtedly made by thirty.
eight calibre BALL Tho man was sleeping
WITH a revolver under his head. He sale
he was Russian Pole and had been Ii
America since September. Tuesday even
| ing he went with friend 10 the meeting
on Desplaines street and received the
wound In the traoas that occurred.
The object Of his going to the meeting
he Claimnd was to learn the English Ian
puape, After being shot he was driven L
Gis! s!boafding.hous in q carriage. Whet
asked who employed the carriage he said
be did not know the mans name. TheJ
were both badly wounded, ball havint
entered Ills Oolnpapion's face close 10 the
nose, and passing out beloW the ear.
Michaellski when In the old country
was a telegraph operator. He says ht
came 10 this country because he could gel
better wages, His alleged reason for hay
| ihV the revolver under hlp pillow wal
that he had been told that America wa
a very dangerous county. He was taker
10 The Cook county hospital,
SOCIALISTS DENB
RaIded kUy the POlloe-AmmunlllOn aut
Arms Unptured,
CHICAGO, May 0.-All the soCiallStit
hiding places are now pretty well knowt
10 the police, The following received los
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