San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-06
OLD WORD ELEMENTS
AT WORK IN NEW WORLD CEN
TIERS.
Chicago Anarchists and Milwaukee Poles
Raise Sheol on the Lakes-Hoxie's
Manifesto-Medics in Ses-
sion, Etc, Etc.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The railway com
panies sustained no molestations OF any
kind, and with the exception of the Lake
Shore, are moving about all the freight
off the yards. Forty-four wounded Off
Gers and men are at the county hospital
Officer Deegan is the only one dead
among the injured officers. The an
nouncement of the death of Officers Bar.
rett and Hanson was wrongly reported
At 2 O'Clock officer Barrett was dying
There appears to be little hope OF saw
ing John Miller, Jacob Hanson, Nelson
Hanson and Thomas Reddin. The re-
naming "A officers in the county hos
pital wards all have show for recovery;
but some are extremely low. Two riot
ers, Emil Lutz and John Seplane, are in
very critical condition, anG it is ex-
| peoted they will die.
Hon. Elihu B. Washburne, Minister
| to France, remarked to-day that he had
not known during the carnage enacted
by the commune in Paris SO utterly a
| Cowardly and atrocious murder as that
of last night. If there is any law to
reach the perpetrators and instigators
of the affair, it is now positive that GER
tain death awaits them.
| Twenty-Five printers arrested in the
Arbeiter Zeitung building, were ar
raigned before a justice and were
charged with murder. The cases were
continued until May II. Bail was re-
| fused.
The dynamite found in the Arbeiter
| Zeitung office this morning, was about
noon to-day, taken to the late front and
| exploded. The effect was terrible. A
piece about the size of an egg was
placed in coupling link and exploded.
The heavy iron was scattered into fine
bits. On the door leading up to the Of
flee of the Arbeiter Zeitung the follow
ing notice, in German, was posted /:
1.-The Arbeiter Zeitung will not be pub
lished for the next few days. All adver-
tisements, etc., can be left in the saloon
in the basement"
The police raided the establishment Of
G. L. Bisset, No. 10 South Clark street,
this evening, carrying away 80 guns and
revolvers. 1t was declared that Bisset
had been supplying the socialists with
guns.
Inspector Bonfield raided No. 81 West
Lake street this evening. This is no.
tOrious resort of socialists. One Of the
rooms was occupied by freight handlers.
The police cleared the place.
Mayor Harrison this evening, after
consulting with his department officers
and citizens, 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 ex-
oitement is intensified by the open def
ance of the guardians of the peace by
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tense of aiding the laboring men, are
really endeavoring to destroy all laws ;
| and,
Whereas, last night these men, by
weapons never resorted to in civilized
lands, except in times Of war or for rev.
dictionary purposes, caused great blood
she'd among citizens and officers OF the
municipality, who we're simply In per-
Torrance of their duties and,
Whereas, the city authorities propose
to protect life and property at all haz
| ards, and in doing so will be compelled
to break up all unlawful or dangerous
gatherings; and,
Whereas, even when men propose to
meet for lawful purposes, bad men will
attempt to mingle with them, armed
with cowardly missiles for the purpose
of bringing about bloodshed, thus en-
dangering innocent persons;
| Therefore |, Carter ii. Harrison, Mayor
of Chicago, do hereby proclaim that
gatherings Of people in crowds or pro.
cessions on the streets and in public
places of the city are dangerous and can
not be permitted, and orders have been
issued to prevent all such gatherings and
to break up and disperse all crowds. TG
prevent injury to innocent persons,
urge all law-abiding people to.quietly at
tend to their own affairs and not to meet
In crowds. If the police order gather
ings to disperse, and they be not obeyed,
all persons so disobeying will be treated
as Iaw-breakers and::will severely incur
the penalty of their disobedience.
further assure the good people of Chi
cago that l believe the police can pro-
tect their lives and property and good
name of Chicago, and will do so.
| [Signedl CARTER III. HARRISON,
| Mayor.
| The police authorities are extremely
| close-mouthed in regard to the report
| that the man who threw the bomb last
night is in their hands. From other
sources it is learned that the detectives
claim to have positive, or at least con-
vincing, information that Michael
Schwab is the man who threw the
bomb.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 5.-Reports
from Bayview say that the militia fired
on the mob this morning. Two rioters
are known to be killed. The mob Ia
marching to the yards of the Atlas
works, which started under military
| protection this morning. The Light
Horse squadron are on their way to the
works. A large gathering Of socialists
Ia reported at Milwaukee garden. The
police are on the way to the spot. Sc
rious trouble is feared.
The mob Of socialists which assembled
at the Milwaukee garden have started
for Best's brewery. Three companies
OF militia, platoon Of cavalry, and a
platoon Of police are on the way to in
tercept them.
An eye witness of the shooting at
Bayview this morning reports that the
two men were killed outright, two were
MORALLY wounded and a number slight
ly hurt.
The latest reports from Bayview show
a much more serious condition Of affairs
than at first reported. The crowd OF
rioters commenced to form at $50 o. m,
and moved toward the mills. Six mill
tary companies were marched out Of the
grounds and stationed in front of the
works, and as the crowd approached,
paying no attention to orders to halt,
| the dread word of HnreD Was given