Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-06

the freight handlers on the Lake Shore
road. The switchmen Of the same road
also decided not to handle any freight cars
loaded by any persons other than strikers.
Three thousand men employed at the
carshops at Pullman went out this morn
ing, joining the thousand who quit yester-
day. A big mass meeting WAS held at y
o'clock. Resolutions were adopted, con-
demuing the riotous actions OF the Social
lists and declaring that they had no sympa-
thy with that clement or its methods. and
counseling quiet and good order. Chief
of Police Eberhold said this morning that
the police force was amply able to deal
with the trouble without outside assist
auce. The Sheriff has not yet been called
on. Both the First and Second Regiments
and the First Cavalry and Battery are
ready to turn out at short notice. Between
800 and 400 Springfield rifles nave been
given out to a special squad OF police
force.
Shortly after noon the police made an
other raid on the Office OF Arbeiter Zeitung
and arrested a man in the office. who,
upon being searched, produced q large re-
yolyer and dirk. In the Office was discov-
cred several boxes of dynamite and a num-
Der of red flags and incendiary banners.
They were all seized.
Amob of from 5000 to 5000 persons re-
assembled near Eighteenth street and Cen
ter Avenue at noon, and raided Rothschild's
drug store, carrying off everything porta-
HE in the store. Then they rsided a
Iionor store in the near vicinity kept by q
man named Weiskopf. carrying off and
drinking liquor. Women and children
Joined in this raid. The police returned
to the scene, and succeeded in dispensing
the mob.
The strikers at the Deering works held
an opep.sir meeting on the prairie near the
works this afternoon. They demand ~
hours' nav for 8 hours work, double pay
for over time. and 20 per cent advance for
piece work. It is learned that one OF the
men, now under arrest, addressed these
strikes last night, urging this course.
The striking freight handlers intended
making q parade to-day, but issued an
order condemDing it.
The police are rapidly collecting evil
dence against the chief conspirators OF the
Socialists. Among the Anarchists they
reached Speiss' Office this morning and
found absolute proof Of the intiammstory
c~irculars mentioned in these dispatches.
They we're headed Revenge, Workmen;
to Arms" and others headed Attention,
WorkingmeD," were found IN type.
These we're taken possession OF and locked
ap at the Central Station as evidence that
Speiss and Schwab, directly melted the
riot and bloodshed. Anarchist Parsons
has no been captured, as first reported.
He is still hiding. Schwsb was mistaken
for him when the first arrests were made.
Inspector Bonfeld raided Zephs Hall on
the corner of Lake and Desplaines streets
this morning. Here were found a lot OF
muskets, red flags and German books, ex-
pounding Socialistic doctrines.
Over $40, coo has already been subscribed
On Change for the families of the wounded
and lead officers.
Twenty-Five printers were arrested IN
the Arbeiter Zeitung building . ar
rsigned before Justice Mech, charged
with murder. 1t was continued until
Nav IA. Bail was refused. The dynamite
found in the Arbeiter Zeitung office this
morning was taken to the lake front and
exploded. A piece the size of q hens egg
was placed in a coupling link aud ex-
ploded. The heavy iron was shattered
into fine bits.
The inquest upon the body OF Police
Officer John Deigar, killed last night
began at the City Clerks office this after
noon. 1t is thought the evidence will re-
suit in the indictment Of Speis n other
Anarchists for murder.
2:3O P. M.-The city remains quiet. Up
to this hour the railway companies have
sustained no molestation of any kind
! With the exception OF the Lake Shore
they are moving about all the freight
| offering. The Northwestern road ha;
arranged to resume operations to-mor'
row with a full force Of men.
There are A wounded officers n mer
at the County Hospitals. Officer Deisai
ia the only one dead among the injured
officers. A. 2 O'Clock Officer Barrett was
reported dying, and there appears to bt
but little hopes of saving the lives OF VI
icers Miller and Jacob Hanson, Nelson
Hanson and Redden. The remaining "a
| officers are in the County Hospital wards
All have q show for recovery, but some
are extremely low.
4 P. M.-The police have arrested John
Carpenter, one of the printers on thu
Arbeiter Zeitung, whom they claim &c
have perfect evidence against as the mar
who threw the bomb which caused thu
havoc and murder last night. He il
closely guarded.
bloody RiOfimg I'm Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, May 5.-Reports from Bay
View show a serious condition of affairs
A crowd of rioters commenced to form a
| $50 O'Clock, and moved towards the mills
Six military companies marched out Of the
grounds and stationed themselves in from
of the works, and as the crowd approached
it paid no attention to the orders to halt
The word "fre" was given, when it wai
learned that five lives had been sacrificed