Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
CHICAGO WILDLY EXCITED.
Riots, Raids aud Arrests Yesterday Morn
| inE-Socialist Leaders Arrested.

CHlCAGO, May O.-Jne excitement G
the general populacs is very intense, grow
ing out ofIhs massacre planned and carried
out By the small band of Ansrehists snC
their blind followers last mig ht. The cit,
outEardlY is very quiet. In the street car
aud at every point Of gathering in the cit,
ths events of last night are being seriousl.
discussed. A large snd conservative ele
ment in the population, it is proper to say
has never seriously contemplated that ar
outbreak Of such serious proportions snd
curious character could be msdits;ed by
any class in the community.
The words heard on every side thi:
morning are of utter and abhorent con
demuation Of the assault made on the po
lice. The occurrences OF Monday and last
night are sscrioed in the public mind to
The teachings snd recent uttersnces princi'
pslly Of three men, August Spies, A. x
Parsons and Samuel Fielding, the speakers
of last night. They have been pointed out
W nearly every paper iu the city during
the past four days, ami the tragic ca!D!na.
ton on Desplsines street has only appear
ed TO emphasize these warnings. Their
arrest has been repeatedly demanded
When the firing began last night Parsons
vas the only man who was seen to bs rec
ogaized. He was in Eqaor store st the
corner of Desplaines and Lake streets
THE SOCIALIST HEADQUARTERS
within one hundred and fly feet Of tn
point where the deadly bombs were thrown
among the ranks of the polics. The firing
a. the police came from the same quartz
and it is surmised that toe criminals ob
aimed their guns and made tire s SJcialis,
nall their rendezvous aud from whence
they proceeded to make their assault.
They were concealed behind boxes and
barrels on the sidewalk, lsveliug THAR guns
and firing during the confusion which
olioRed the explosion OF the
oombs. Parsons was seen 10
The place accompanied by bis negro friend
or only 9 moment and then disappeared
Ttn the other Anarchists. The police
searched for the three men all night, but
lid not succeed in finding them, A little
after eight o'clock this morning oil three
we're found in close room in the office o.
he Arbeiter Zsituug newspaper, o: No
.O7 Fifth avenue. They were IN eonsulta,
ion when the officers came upon them
They exhibited alarm, bus made no resis;.
nee They were taken quickly to tn
Central police station, one block away, aud
10 TO nine o'clock the public had not been
made aware of their arrest.
They are kept closely guarded aud no
me is permitted to see them. L; is no,
Known what, if any charges have been
made sg ainst them aud what is The exact
policy the city authorities intend to pursue.
They have in evidence against Spies, hi4
,usrded but inasmmstOry uttsHanoes IN
lis Newspaper, in which he hiss in the past
ew days
URGSD A DYNAMITE WARFARE
against the police and all the regularly
constituted au hority. HIS direct counec-
ion and that OF his companions in the
vents Of the past two days appears very
lear. Mayor Harrison PesSssrts his sbil
" to preserve absolute peace in Chicago
without outside aid. He srguss that the
of Last night could not have been
oreseen and was az unpsralied event IN
A Americsn history. Tbs entire police
orce ia on duty today, and its members
IRA apparently in Rrst class condition.
While their duties have bsen ardGDus, the
act that the department ia equipped with
numerous patrol wagons they have been
,bIs 20 reach the scenes Of disorder with.
mi iHa fatigue consequent upon a strictly
marching boIs. The police sre accorded
" the entire press the uusnnted praise Tor
heir discretion, bravery, aud excellent
discipline in the fsca OF unusns'
assaults 5y the criminal element Ihe
,nly published criticism upon the mayor
vas in his not forbiddiDg the ssssublsge OF
ast night and similar ones during the ore
ediug three or four years. Thus tor TO day
10 proclsmsrion has been 'ssued for hold,
ng all future gatherings, but 1t i5 assumed
" the press that this will end tor some
ime any assembHngs BY the red hsg ad-
,ertisers.
ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE
gas iuauguraled this morning. The seven
eco hundred men employed in the Deer-
no Harvester Works stopped work Sithout
lorice or warning OF any character and
,i,hout having sng demands. Whether
he men have been influenced BY result OF
{ riotous events directed agsinst working
nen remaining at their posts IS moi
Known. The managers OF the
works have asked for police
The works are loca'ed in the
,eart of q district largely populated by
or.ipu speaking people The railroad
itusrion MAS iur,her complicated IN
morning BY q strike of sll the ireght
,andIers on the Lake Shore road. The
witchmen on the same rosd also decided
lot 10 handle any freight cars loaded oy
NV persons other than the strikers.
MOB VIOLENCE AGAIN
asserted itself in Southwestern psrt OF the
inv tuis morning. About 9 o'clock groups
4 men women ard children b-gan to
,ather at the corner of E!gktesuth street
md Center avenue and these groups soon
,ggregated 5000 persons On ooe Of the
,orneTs is the drug store Of Samuel Rosen-
eld, aud it became apparent that the
,wusr OF the store was the object against
whom the crowd WAS bent on venting
rs spite. The men surgei toVsrd the
,niIdipg with threats and violent language:
Tear down the place. they yelled; Kill
Rosenfsld; he's q police spy, and other
. -s expressions csme from the throsts oi
n -, Gary Of the mob vas directed
W. Inc A. --iEt because DO had tsis
tsinst the .sa afas. 'as:. o.; ,LsE hgd an idea
hat Resented was giving tips" to Tue
police. The thoroughly frightened drug
,ist took his family into the upper part Of
be house. Some police officers in the VI
Unity telephoned to the Hiumsn street sta
ion. A wagon load of police were soon
N the scene and taking Rosenield and his
amily in the wagon conveyed them to the
Ita,ieu, leaving q guard in the vicinity.
The AsBEITER zEITUSG,
he organ OF the Socialists, is printed in
he third story of buildiug ct lO7 Fifth
avenue. the lower floor Of which is lager