Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08


Northwestern road has arranged to resum
operations tomorrow with full force q
men,. Forty-four wounded officers an,
men are at the county hospital. At :
O'Clock Officer Barnett was reported dyina
! and there appears to be little hopes of sav
ing the lives OF Officers Mullen and Jacol
Hansen, Nelson Hansen and Redden. Th
remaining officers in the hospital wards al
have a show Of recovery, but some are eS
tremely low.
INcENDlARY DOCUMENTS.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The police are rapidly
collecting evidence against the chief con
spirators among Anarchists. They searchet
Spies Office this morning and found abso
lutte proof in infammatory circulars mon
toned in these dispatches headed, "Rs
venke, "Workmen to Arms" and Others
headed Attention, Workingmen, wer.
found with the form in type. These wers
taken possession OF and locked up at thu
Central Station as evidence that Spies and
!, Schwab directly melted riot and blood
bloodshed. The Anarchist Parsons has no,
been captured, as at first reported. and ID
| still in hiding, Schwab was mistaken lol
: him when the first arrests were made. In.
spector Bondfield raided Seeph's Hall, al
the corner Of Lake and Desplaines streets
this morning, and here were found a lot oi
muskets, red flags and German books, fex-
pounding Sociaiistic doctrines.
4 Nearly $40, 900 have already been sub
scribed On Cha nge for the families Of the
wounded and dead officers.
INDIGNATION AND CONCERN.
CHICAGO. May 5.-The indignation and
concern OF the general public respecting the
atrocious occurrence OF last night has been
nowise lessened az the day passed. The
prompt action OF the authorities in arrest
| inc fhrao of fho III ~ <<,~
cumulating evidence which it is believed
| will fix the great crime upon them has
| called forth unstioted praise. All the or
dinary places Of business are open, but
| there is almost an entire cessation Of all
| ordinary transactions. The business men
| are discussing the event in all it's various
aspects, and the Mayor has been assured
by all classes of citizens of their desire to
aid him in every possible way. Hon. E. 3
Washburne, ex-Alin;ster to France, re-
marked to-day that he had not known
during the carnage enacted by the Com
mune in j.. ris so utterly cowardly and
atr0cious a murder as that OF last night.
II there is any law to reach the perpetra-
tors and instjgators OF the affair, it is now
positive that certain death awaits them.l
Mayor Harrison this afternoon, after
consulting with his department officers,
published the following !
PROCLAMATION:
To the People of Chicago: WHEREAS,
Great excitement exists among the people
OF this good city, growing out Of labor
troubles, which excitement is intensified by
open defiance of the guardians OF the
peace by body OF lawless men, under the
pretense of aiding the laboring man, really
endeavoring to destroy all law; and
WHEREAS, Last night these men, by the
use If weapons never before resorted to in
civilized lands, except in times OF war or
for revolutionary purposes, caused great
bloodshed among citizens and officers of
the municipality, who were simply in the
performance OF their duties; and
WHEREAS. The city authorities propose
and in doing SO will be compelled to break |
up all unlawful or dangerous gatherings; !
and |
WHEREAS, Even when mon propose to |
meet for lawful purposes, bad men will at. |
tempt to mingle with them, armed with |
cowardIy missiles for the purpose of bring. |
ing about bloodshed, thus endangering in
nocent persons. ....s,
OF the City OF Chicago! de hereby proclaim
that the gatherings Of people in crowds or
ON the streets and public places
Of the city are dangerous and cannot be
permitted, and order have been issued to
prevent all such gatherings, and to break
up and disperse all crowds, to prevent in
jury to Innocent persons. I urge all law
abiding people to quietly attend to their
own affairs and not meet in crowds. II the
police order any gatherings to disperse and
they be not obeyed, all persons so disobey-
ing it shall be treated as law-breakers, and
obedience. further assure the good people
Of Chicago that believe the police can pro-
tect their lives and property and good
name OF Chicago and will do So"
CARTER Fl. HARRISON, Mayor.
THE RELIEF FUND.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The funds for the po-
|icemen wounded by last nights bomb
amounts tonight to $27 900. OF
this about $4,000 was contributed by
Of the Board OF Trade, $4,000
was contributed by railroads centering in
Chicago and the balance by private individu.
ais. The wholesale grocers are raising a
large fund, to be turned over tomorrow;
20 far none OF them have given less than
800 each.
INcEND1ARY PLOT.
CHICAGO, May ga secret plot among
The Bohemian Anarchists in the south
western section OF the city to start fires in
the lumber district tonight was revealed
to the police by a man in the employ OF the
detectives this afternoon. The plot in
cluded preparations to cut the hose OF the
FIRE department and disable their ma
chinery when they responded to the alarm.
The preparations of the police are ample
TO cope with the incendiaries. An extra
IRE tug will be sent up the river, and the
district will be carefully patrolled. The po-
ice ut Pindham street are on the alert, and
any move OF the incendiaries will be met
with summary dealing.
TWO MORE KILLINGS.
CHICAGO, May ga horrible outcome OF
The excitement resulting from last n ght's
riot occurred this evening shortly after 6
oclock. Two officers had been stationed
On the nesplaines street viaduct near the
Milwaukee & St. Paul freight yards
TO preventcrowds from gathering ant idlers
rom guying the men at work in the place
of the striking freight handlers. The off,
,ers noticed two particularly suspicious in
lividuals slowly cross the street and enter
;he saloon on Desplaines street, near Car
oil avenue. Marshal Madden, OF the Des-
,laines street station, who was somewhat
;loser to the saloon than the other two
police, was given signal to keep his eyes
IN the ugly pair that had attracted atten-
ion. At this moment revolver was thrust
rom the saloon door by one of the men
- 1
ion OF the officers. Madden stepped
,riskly to the saloon door and at once
,rappled with the man who held the reyoi-
YER. while the two other officers hurried toll
his assistance. In the scuffie the man with
the revolver pressed the muzzle OF his
weapon to Madden's breast and fired.
Madden reeled, but steadying himself almost
instantly brought his own revolver to bear
on his assai!ant's head aol and pulled ,d,,hs the
trigger. Madden and his prisoner locked
in ca CHI Others arms rolled to the fioor Just
as as Officers DAILY and Harnett. running
reached w the saloon. The co%panl9m1 mo9 o.
Madden's assailaut vanished. Both Mao, 40.
den and his prisoner were taken to the
county hospital. The doctor says the
man was somewhat under the influence OF
liquor and the result OF his injuries lies can
shows his name to be John Lnftelhardt.
Officer Madden's wound is mortal.
MORE SHOOTING.
CHICAGO, Nav 5.-Another outbrssk & az
the corner OF Eighteenth street a"u c.swJs Ssu
,ocurrad ahOut 5 D. m. CrOwdS