Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-24

| III ihN AONh-tp ullO DOlNsH StIilODS.
Schaack replied. can produce as many
of them before the Grand Jury as may be
deemed wise and necessary. They have
| confessed their completely TO me- / have
explained to the States attorney, and am
acting under his instructions"
EXPLOSIVE OUTFITS CAPTURED.
CHICAGO, May 23d.-Ever since the night
OF the riots and the day following. when a
search of the houses was commenced. the
police of West North avenue station and
residents of the district have been finding
bits OF dynamite, gaspipe cartridges. and
rifle cartridges in houses, on the prairies
and under sidewalks in their immediate
vicinity. y little over week ago a num-
Der of dynamite cartridges, wrapped I'D in
a piece of red oil cloth, were found under a
sidewalk. The next day, on Quaid avenue,
was found some rifle cartridges. and a
few days after this a boy took to
his mother for her inspection some fifty
rounds that he had picked up on the
| prairie. To-day some small bows were
| playing ball on RObey street near the old
! Ckicaso and Pacific or BlOomingdale track.
when the ball went into the gutter and
under the sidewalk. \ boy had 10 crawl
! under, and while looking for his ball found
piece of gas pipe and reported that there
was more where that came from He told
his father, and the police were notified.
| M
| They searched and found under the side
walk on the west side of Robev street. and
| less than two feet south of the railroad track
| that small hole had been scraped out.
In this hole were thirty-one pieces of gas
meter and pight TO fen inches IN iap,-tb
| wranned IN, In n rieca of rod ,oilnIoti, Nf
I thosa .birfI yvere Ioadad ,,.;.b S,,,,a;tg
/ be;rf, Str,ned A. no e,,d with ro,,,5d III,
| Of wood f;1se about eirt+ ;,,cf,nS NJ r'
! lenoth was attached to eoch a,J aiI -
! ready for immediate use Tho Lost no.
| of nine was MOI loaded hnt eodpn'eS
| to have haen verv racan,I, on 81
| oil was sill rnnn its e,I t.
! the hole was also found tvo hoxas ~
| dynamite caTs and G1nr-C1,art ti,, diI,,'.r
pail. containing a laroe ouantitv of f1so
| some waternr,,of and sone common TLa
| eyplosive oi,ttit was tsl,e, to tho Crica,rr
avenue s.otion Tba cyas-,,ir,e oart,;j55,,o-
! found wera evactIv ein9iI.r to tLcsl, 90, ~
| tured by Cantain Schaacl in T.onis Iinla's
! bonse II i believed tbat +Lo s+,Itr 80 -
nlaced undeT tho siliavr,il, b,, eo,,,e ~ IL
! Anarchists Who Era in tho ,,o;cr!I,o7.I.,,[,l
and Who foared ,at tho; Gor,ees 'i-., H.
searched II - a,,iJont thf oC
il thern desired to ,,so Il 49,; frd.'' ~ -
| care with which it was wrapped up.
| Anarchists Arrested-The Fleeing Agi-
tator.
ST. LOUIS. Nav 23d.-The Anarchists. +
| H. Bergeinann. Martin Frank Otto Fricl5e
and GottIieb Jaborosskv. for whom war
rants were issued Yesterday. were arrested
| to-day and Jailed. to await trial on a CHARGE
! of having introduced and rrr4d the adoD-
ton, at an unlawful assenblage of resoI1-
| tions indOrsiner the actions of tbo Anarch
lists during the Havmarket riot in Chicago
1t had beer stated previous to the arrest. bv
a detective who was working on the case
that these men knew more c0ncerninee tbe
! whereabouts of the n,,ted Cbicago ooi2ato,.
Parsons than they care tn reveal IRIS DO
| tective states that he knows ,,oeit;,yol,- tIot
Parsons passed through a small toyvn in
northern Kansas soon ofter tl,o r;otS III
the intention of escarin1r to Carn-Ia h,It ~,
was OBLIGED ro cbanga 6;s co,,rsa -, 90 90
count of the serious 3eIav 70 travel cansad
| bv wasbouts ON the RAILROADS and started
for the south passing tbrongh this cirv on
the yvsv and couferTiney ,,,;fb b;o hrr;tore
while here If this sh1nld nrove t-a 70 " ba tbe
| trufh the matter of the arrests mode bora
| to-day are important and tends m srIhstsn-
! fate the statement telepranhed from EIor;da
| that Parsons had been there prespmahIv
| on his way to Cuba
Inc "eherai Assembly Oh the knights OF
Labor.
| CLEVELAND, May 23d.-The officers of
| the General Assembly OF the Knights of
Labor were up early this morning and at
work. During the afternoon and evening
the Grand Master Workman perfected
method OF procedure and order of busi-
ness TOR the convention, and attended to
] other dutles. a number OF delegates feel
keenly the tact that Grand Master Work
man PoWderly Is oYerworked, and think
that he should be assisted in some manner.
Two plans nave been proposed, and Will
| prooaply be presented at the Convention.
! in aocb State 10 Iool, aftar ~ ~; ~
of the district that would come nm
der their supervision; they. in turn
| being auxiliary to and under the superyi
| sion of the General Assembly. Each State
Assembly would receive instructions and
supplies from the General Assembly. and
distribute the supplies as needed hv The
district and local Assemblies The organi
[ zation of new Assemblies would also be
part of the work looked after and guided
| by the State organizations The Other
plan is to have an Executive Board in each
| State. subject to direction of the General
! Board. A subject of importance 10 come
before the Cleveland Convention is the re-
| lation of the Knights of Labor to Trades
| Unions.
Turf Topics
"a "a Il-rf.
Of the coming races Whpn II coy,os -
all aged races, it might not be amiss to
! speak OF Miss WOOdiOrd. she is at the
Eark, gong me ner oid sell Ine New
CohIeceracy Nf ARRAY s'aoieS nave only
ihIee at Jerome tWo tWo-ye;-r-oIds, fuzzte
ana Oriiiamme, VINO are entered IN the
JuVehile, ana hoWiahd' Caiiiofhia three-
yeaI-oid. Ihey We're worked out yester-
day, ana dld not act as II they were at all
dangerous TO the chances OF the other
horSes'
THE HORSES OF uAGGIN AND BALDWIN.
New Yopx Nav o9d A writer j.,
weekly ,noe,,1;,e saw. rLn ,-iotl'r,, of
! y Haggin in The Kantnc,,zI y norbs IA nor
ostonisi7 any, ono ~ i-,,nJc H. ~
| is the most thorou@b horseman in ir, Amer;a,
now that old Harm is daad lie t tc
| owner of IongE.lloW he lives in his horses
alone. He knows every popularity they
develop, and he has them in his mind
waking and sleeping, His competitor
| Lucky Baldwin, divides his attention be-
| tween his horses and his vineyards, both
of which are hobbies with him, and as a