New-York tribune., 1886-05-05

orr after noon but calls the shot in tho
fight martyrs" He then calls for meeting OF SOCIAL
lists In Market Square tonight and tells them como
armed The police declare that no is personally respon'
sibe for tho violent yesterday afternoon
vet Mayor Harrison issued orders to prevent the as
sembage heart Of the business district, nor have
any steps arrest this man or hts colleagues
The following issued last night is supposed to
have emanated from Spiess press:
Revenge. worklngmen to arms! YOur masters sent
ont their bloodhounds. the police. They killed six Il
your brothers at McCormick's this afternoon They
killed the poor wreches because they, ike YOU had the
They Killed them because they dared ask for the short
en,ne OF the ho toll They killed them TO show you
free American citizens that you must be satisfied and
contentod with whatever ySTr bosses &C.; to
endured the most ahect humations; you have for
% deaR yo sHe Of
want and hunger your children you nave saciceu 10
o6sdsn e IHsstt ayes ali these Years Why satisfy tne
Unsuitable greed, to I'LL the Golfers OF your hy tevihe
he sen Is his bloodhounds shoot Kill you II
you IL a-e the sons OF your gandsires VINO
your might destroy tho hdeos monster that seeks to
destroy you. To arms! We call you to arms saor,,rns
Tho police assembled early this morning in the district
where the trouble occurred yesterday. Lieutenant
Laughn and twenty five officers stood guard about the
entrance the Mccormick reaper factory and protected
the non-unon employees who returned to work at
o'clock The factory started this morning with about
greatly reduced force-probaby 600 shortly after z
o'clock there was riot 18th and Morgan ss., In
the centre lumber district the vengeance OF tue
mob being this time directed against the police. Inc
trm OF Cary Ogden Parker. paint manufacturers III
Fcbteentn-st near Brown had their works guarded by
four special policemen. mob or about 'oO striKers
| and mill hands surrounded the works and began
vigorous attack upon the officers. The latter werc
forced to yield stones clubs being freely used ono
OF the officers whle attempting to make his escape
stumbled and fell. and fearing that he would DO mur
dcred IL he fell hands of the enraged rioters
drew his revolver and fired four or five shots. Inc
alarm being sounded, three patrol wagons filled with
polce hastened to the and began firing on the
rioters ind crminatey, who hod prcciptately before
this body. They closely followed. When they had
been driven back far Centreavc In Eghteenthst
! a bold stand made aud desperate attempt to res
cue a prisoner from officer John SMALL OF the Hlman-
| ST. station followed. officer Small, to defend HIM
self fired number of Shots but without effect bury
rioter hurled brick and struck the officer knocking
him senseless. officer Michael Granger who hurried to
| his assistance. was also struck by Dig stone
| and seriously hurt. Both officers were carried
back to their stations ard received medical treat
ment Granger was knocked down by man
| who was pointing a revolver at Small. Two OF th'
rioters are known to shot. but they were car
| red off by their comrades.
the Chicago and Milwaukee freight houses the force
OF men at work was sufficient to handle all the freight
|
| road was further complicated to-day by strlk'
| from an unex pected quarter. The Burlington
Company at its fret ght house In Harrson-st, uses th
tracks Of tho Fort Wayne road The switcnenders EN-
poyed by the latter refused to throw the swltche
for any Burlington which have been loaded Dj
other than the regular freight handlers froI
fifteen to twenty switch tenders stopped work at thi
point and the swith throwing is being done by the yar
master and his assistants In consequence OF TINS TN
Burlington Company was abo TO move only Ht'l
freight.
All the large packing houses at the Union Stock YARD
have agreed upon uniform terms or eght honrs I'd
win ten hours pay for all This is more than the me
demanded The high price employees only asking 10
nine hours pay for days work Ihe l3o anu ouu pau
makers at ArmOurs house. who went out Vester
day returned to work this morning, Dut were ho
Ignatz Urban, Theodore Ka'sky, Joseph shnky JONI
PotOtski Anton Lemeski, Albert Lupltar, llu5n VIC
whistler Auton Shimack, Nick Won and MIS- O'Cohhetl
strikers who arrested in Blue lsiant-aVe ycsttr
Iay afternoon were before Justice ugersOll hs morn
ing Their ases continued urtii May IL ana the
held I'm $500 bail each.
| CAPTAIN simon ODonnel, commanding tne secoh'
Precinct station. had narrow escape on lle
road last evening" he driving up Blue lslani
ave. attacked by mob or thirty OF Iorty mon
with horrid mprecations ordered MIN 10 dsinOun
from his buggy. No attention was PAID 10 tiel ana tn
crow became demOnstrativc stones, bricks ana such
were THROWN and the captain, had 1t not been Tor th
protection offered by the cover, would nave peer
severely injured As t several stones struch nln
| but fortunately bones were broken. Inc captain
dropped the cover. and stopping his horse laced th
| cOwarlly rullus. PISTOL in hand stones that wer
poised for flight stayed the yelllg cetseh ah'
| suddenly the crowd turned and He'd Inc psto wa
placcI on the seat. the were taken taken III manu-
and Captain O'Donuel reached his dcstin alton wthou
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