The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
MoRNlNU sUEN RS.
IdlerG AbOund-ssvsrRl Gatherings Dis
pOrSed by the Police.

IdlorA AbOunh-seVsrhl Gatheflngs DIS
poraed by the Police.
CHICAGO, LII, May 4.-The Mccormick
Reaper Works opened as usual this morn.
ing, fully one.halt OF the workmen re.
turning 10 the factory despite the intim.
ldation and bloodBhed Of yesterday alter
noon. A special force Of police was on
duty to protect the men on their way to
work, but their services, apparently, were
not required, as tho Anarchists and their
followers Of the day preceding, were not
to be seen. Several crowds were reported
to be gathering in the lumber district,
from whence the crowd Of yesterday pro-
ceeded, but the police had no advlCes Of
any trouble from that quarter this morn.
Ing. A strong detail Of police Is on duty
At the Central Station, the same as yester-
day, and the entire force Is held in reserve
for any sudden call for their services.
A crowd OF Bohemians, Poles and Ger.
mans began to assemble on the prairie In
The southwestern portion Of the city this
morning, where the incendiary harangues
Of yesterday werc uttered which provoked
the riot later on, but the police ralded and
eleCtually scattered them without making
any arrests, however. Two hundred police.
men have been stationed in the vicinity OF
yesterdays disturbances.
Captain Hathaway, with crowd OF fifty
police, put In an unexpected appearance
at "Goose Island at 0 o'clock this morn.
ing, where some damage was done yester-
day with the Milwaukee 4 81. Paul rail.
road property. A crowd Of 200 idlers
we're found guarding the switches and a
small engine house. The police descended
on the crowd, captured nine, who were
put under arrest, and dispersed the re-.
mainder. Z.
THE RAILROADS.
The awitchmen on all the railroads are
at work this morning, but 1t Is stated that
the Milwaukee and 81. Paul switchmsn
will 70 out at three o'clock this afternoon
for working day Of eight hours and To-
aid the freight handlers In their strike.
All the railways are caring for about all
the freight which is being offered. The
new men Of the ST, Paul road are at work
as usual this morning. The strikers re-.
main In the vicinity Of the yards aud have
been attempting this morning 10 induce
teatnsters having loads Of merchandise for
the freight house to turn back with their
loads, using threats at tim's. A number
OF the teamsters were induce to turn back
with their loads.
At nine o'clock this morning 900 strik-
Ing employees Of the New Gas Company
marched 10 the center Of the city from the
direction OF the South Side. AT Harrison
street and Wabash avenue they split tip In
two gangs, one going to The North Side.
The second one, numbering 200, proceeding
to the corner ot Adams street and Wabash
avenue, where large force Of men were
engaged In laying tracks for the Chicago
CITY Passenger Railway. The gas men
compelled the track layers 10 throw down
their tools, put on their coats and hats and
stop work. After this the crowd went 10
The Exposition building, where another
gang was at work for the company, for the
purpose Of inducing II TO quilt working.
WOUNDED RIoTRRs.
The list Of persons wounded ID the riot-
GUS attack Of MCCormlCk'S reaper factory
IL very difficult to obtain. MI. Cyrus II.
Mccormick says that about forty shots
were fired, and THAT eightot ten ol the mob
were wounded. ltlslmpoesible, however,
10 learn the names oi these, as they were
borne away from the scene Of the conflict
BY theit comrades, and the fact o. theit
injury carefully concealed. The follow
Ing are the wounded % lAr % can bt
leaTnedi
JoSEPH voarYK, flotef, 4g2 West Seven,
teenth street; shot II the left groin
probably fatally.
poLiCENAN QulSLAN, bullet wound ID
thigh, not dangerous,