Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-12
THE STRIKE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Sixty-fve Switchmen I'm It-AnOther
Death i'm Consequence Of the Chicago
Riot.

Riot.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 12-The striking
switchmen at a late hour last night proceeded
| to the yards of the indianapolis, Decatur and
Springfield, and the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western, and were joined by the men EN-
pIoyed by those companies. About sixty-five
men are actively participating i'm the move.
ment. The only grievance the strikers claim
10 nave Is the employment OF .'scab" switch
that business will not be seriously embarrassed
ANOTHER DEATH AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May l2.-The twenty-three wound.
OF whom are victims of the bomb explosion are
out of danger. Officers Jacob Hansen and Law
renee Murphy will have TO go through the re.
manning years of their lives cripples, the frs,
minus a leg and the other a foot. Chas. Schu.
macher, the young tailor, who was shot through
the the, iiver by policeman during the riot and
midnight. de declared that he was not a SO
cialist.
ers' association last night resolutions were
adopted looking to securing the names of al
.'chronic agitators, and pledging the associa
ton TO prosecute all men who lntimidate work
men from returning to work.
Freeze Hamlin report an anonymous lettel
| written In German, received yesterday, threat
ening that If the workmen did not carry tfleil
point the factory and the firms private resi-
dences would be annihilated by dynamite.
PARSONS SAID TO BE IN CLEVELAND
CLEyELAND, May 12.-Rumors have been
current here for several days that Socialist Par
sons, of Chicago, was hiding ia Cleveland. Par
sons Is known here on account of the part he
took in the rolling mill strike last summer A,
that time he advised the strikers to murder
their EN- pleyers and the Iatter's children. The
police are on the lookout for the fellow. A pub
lie meeting of anarchists will be held Thursday
evening to raise money TOR relief OF the wounded
anarchists of Chicago.
The proprietors OF the Riverside iron conf
pany at Steubenviiie yesterday refused the re
quest OF their furnace employees for nine hours
day with ten hours pay, banked the furnaces
and announced that work would be indennitely
suspended. The weekly payroll amounts t.
81 800.
MILWAUKEE, May I2.-As there seems to be
no likelihood OF any further disturbance Gov
Rusk has given orders for the removal of all the
militia companies except two.
PITTSRURG, May 1.-THE consolidated ice
companies have granted the demands OF their
striking employees for an advance in wages OF
81 per week, and all returned to work this
morning.
COMPROMISE WITH COKE WORKERS.
PITrsBURG, PA, May IA Mount Pleasant,
Pa, special says: The strikers at the STANDARD
Coke works returned to work this morning a
compromise having been effected. The en-
ployes of the Norwood works are still out.
Fifty Italians arrived from New York last night
to work on a new reservoir. The strikers at the
new shaft, under the impression that they were
to take their places in the mines stoned the
leaders out Of town.
STRIKERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 12.-The agents for
the Allan line of steamers yesterday employed
number OF men TO take the places OF the
stevedores who struck on Monday. Suisse
quently some OF the old hands returned to
work and they insisted upon the discharge OF
the new employees. This demand was refused,
and the former strikers struck again, refusing,
it is alleged, to allow Others to work. Two vi
conspiracy, and were hela for a further hearing
tomorrow.