The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-07
Prosecution of the Instigators of Tuesday
Nights Murderous Work Will Be Pushed
to the Extreme Limit of the Law.
Several Anarchist Dens Raided and
Their Contents Seized by officers.
Death of Another of the Policemen Wounded
on Tuesday Night-Excitemen Among
New York and Cleveland Anarchists.
STILL THREATENING.
Chicago People, However, Feel Confident IL
the Ability of the Authorities.

Chicago People, However, Feel COnndenC In
the Ability of the Authorities.
CHICAGO, May 6-There is a greater feeling
of confidence apparent this morning in the abil-
ity Of the authorities to preserve the peace. The
outlook continues threatening in certain quar-
tiers, and the police expect that they may be
called upon to dispense gatherings in certain por-
tions of the city, but the arrest of the four An
archists yesterday has insured feeling that the
element will no longer prove so troublesome, in
view Of the fact that the police now believe that
all the leading insigators of the recent troubles
have been Gagged. with possibly one exception.
The collecting of evidence against the conspira-
tors is proceeding rapidly.
The States attorney says eve will push the
prosecution Of the men who instigated the riot
and helped carry out the murders as far as the
law allows US. We intend and determine to pun
ish these rioters to the fullest extent of the law,
and for all there is in it." he continued, land
hope justice will not be cheated this time We
want to look over all the evidence before decid
ing on what charge or charges to make and
cannot say now what the charges will be.
think we will bring the matter before the next
regular grand jury 1t was rumored that the
form to Judge Rogers or Judge Garnett to i'm
panel special grand jufy to act on the cases of
the Socialists Spies and Fielden, their associates
and dupes The regular grand jury it was
thought would not be impaneled till Monday
week, and would have all it could do to attend to
the ordinary Jail cases.
The fund for the benefit of the families of the
dead and wounded policemen has swelled to $685.
600. d. ". White, Lackawanna railroad Off
cial, subscribed $500 while in the city. The New
York Board of Trade telegraphed $500 sub
scription.
The police raded hall Of the Anarchists at
No. los North Wells street, this morning, and
seized few muskets found there. Officer Mad
den, who was shot last night. is still living but
his condition remains critical.
The report from the county hospital this
morning, is that Officers Barrett, Flavin, Miller
| and Jacob Hanson are beyond hope of recovery,
and the two former are sinking rapidly. The
remainder of the wounded men are resting
easily and will probably recover. Emil Lutz,
one of the civilians shot, is in dying condition.
An incendary FIRE was started in the lumber
yards near North-avenue bridge this morning.
A can containing explosives, to which fuse was
attached was found in one of the yards con-
firming the view that band of incendiaries were
at work. It was turned over to the police
All the Socalstic hiiing-places are now pretty
well known to the police. The following, re-
ceived last evening from the chief of police of
New York, indicates the whereabouts of another
nest, and to-day the place will be visited by de-
tectives and subjected to a thorough search
John Heavka, formerly of 81 Zion place. and
Pecka are connected with Anarchistic Bohemian
newspapers, the Buddennosr and Lampecka, and
are the most dangerous Anarchistic leaders,
among the worst class OF Bohemians in Chicago"
1t is now thought that the man who threw the
dynamite bomb, Tuesday night, revolu-
tionary agent from the East. Several persons
called at the Central station yesterday and last
evening, aud claimed, while present at the
meeting to have had good sight of him. and
some of them thought they would be able to
identify him should he be captured. Detectives
are now busy tracing the movements of the An
archist leaders for the past fortnight with es-
pecial reference to the sub actions of Spies.
The police raided Socialstc headquarters at
No. So Clybourn avenue. this morning, but
found nothing beyond red flags and incendiary
banners.
Detectives Slayton, Myers, Bauer and Jones
inspected the house at No. 822 Henry street, at
about Ii o'clock to-day, and found fifty rounds
of ammunition two rifles. sword bayonet, a
revo lver billy and quantity of Anarchist lit
erature The occupant of the house, Gustavus
Stenge, is said by the officers to be molder Of
bombs. He was arrested and taken to the Gen.
a. kl. L.
said this afternoon that it was firmly believed
that Stenge the man who threw the bomb.
They are trying to find Burnett SO as to fully
identity Stenge. The police decline to say any
thing regarding the man named Carpenter ar
rested yesterday.
/ The police made still another raid this after
noon at No. II West Lake street. seizng and
carrying away lot Of red flags and banners,
some of them emblazoned with the most rabid
threats against the constituted authorities.
The four imprisoned Anarchists-Aueust
Spies, Chris Spies, Sam Fielden and Michael
Schwab-were photographed by the police this
forenoon.
Officer Barrett. wounded on Tuesday night,
died at 11:30 this forenoon, making total of
three deaths to date among the injured police
men.
Among the places closed by order of the May
or last night was the Casino Rink, where Rev.
Moody is conducting his revivals. This was in
eluded in the order preventing ali public assem-
blages. The series of revival services at the
rink have been permanently discontinued. They
were abandoned Wednesday evening. in accord
ance with the proclamation Of the Mayor, and
will not be again resumed. Mr.. Moody left Chi
cago to-day for his homo ct Northheld. Conn.
He begins RI rival work next week in Plainfeld,
NJ. Mr.. Harvey, ono Of the committee. says