The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-08
WEAVING THE WEB
AROUND sprps AND HIS GANG.
EvtdepOs Already Gathered sufiiclsat to
CopvIat Them fur Their bloody Grimes.
ChieSg Once More ResumsA HeFNor.
NAL OoHdition--Ihs Wounded Msa,

CHICAGO, ILL, May7,-stste's Attorney
Grlnnell has stated that he has obtained
ample legal evidence duplicating Spies
Fielden and schwsb as the leaders in
getting up the terrible riot on Desplainei
street, which resulded in the destruction
Of several lives aud the manning Of many
persons. This evidence will be very dam
aging to the three men named when they
shall come to be tried before the Criminal
Court, In order to find out whether the
opinion Of other prominent members Of
the bar sustained the conclusions Of the
States Attorney, several well known
members OF the bar have been inter.
viewed, The opinion OF all OF them,
Without any exception, is that 30 far al
hey know what the evidence Is, it is
ully sufficient to secure the conviction Of
tlI three men. They also hold that the
,videICe is sufficient to secure their con.
viClion for murder and the inaiCtion oi
he death penalty.
SITUATION OF THE wouNDED,
Allthe wounded officers at the County
Hospital, with three exceptions, are rest.
nS comfortably to-day and showing signr
II improvement, The three exceptions
Eere officers FIayiu, Nels and Jacob Han
zen, Officer Redden was lying in the
amo room with Flavln. He had improved
omewhst during the night, but his re-
'Overy is not yet assured. LsEClhardt,
herman who shot Officer Madden, and
gho received two balls from the oficer't
pistol, was much worse this morning, Hi
eCoVery 10 regarded as impossible, and
10 looked like a dead man as he 10y
stretched out on his cot. The cot upor
which young sChu maker, one OF the Citi
ANS wounded at the HRymarket riot, wal
ilosed In bysCreens when the doctors CANT
round this morning, A minister wA
praying at his bedaide and a number OF
friends wera with him. The doctors look.
ID over tho screen and passed on, for Schu'
naCher is almost past the need Of medi
sine, and death is but question Of few
hours,
The city assumed Its normal condition
o-dsy 30 far as tue quiet Of the city wat
involved. There were no gatherings iol
he police to disperse, although their
gatChiulness was not in any degree less.
med. The lumber district was absolutely
,eaCeful, no large assemDlRges being seen
Che police continued TO prosecute with
merry their aearch Of the hRunts OF An,
rChisls and succeeded in producing q few
more guns ami explosive materials.
OlCer Fsyin's leg has been amputated,
This was tho only hope oisaving his life,
Flclden, the Socialist, now under arrest,
sas treated by DR.. Dexter this morning
The doctor states that from the course Of
he bullet, Flelden evidently shot himself
Ehile carrying his revolver.
An old.iashiOued shell was discovered
n the lumber yards oil Chas. Reitz, at No
y North Canal street, this morning. II
lad percussion cap and was ready for
lse. 1t was conveyed to tho police sta
ton. go,
lied laat night, will be- sent to Oswego, N.
Y, where his parents reside.
A IumOr is in circulation this evening
hat A. X. Parsons, the Anarchist, has
)een captured in the southwestern part
II the city. Lieutenant Shea, OF the Cen.
.ral Police Station, declares the report is
untrue. The statement Is that Parsons
las a painful shot wound In his thigh,
Ind ohowed resistance when arrested, and
hat Parsons sought shelter at the resi-.
enCe Of former friend, who fearing the
consequences, Immediately gave him up
20 the police.