Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

get ready QUICK ana come o'ei
TO the Central station" replied the othcer
with q significant move in the direction Of
his hip pocket Spies said nothing more
and the two others submitted being led
down stairs without utteriDg word. Au,
gust Spies wore black suit of clothes and
a Prince Albert coat. His eyes were red,
and he looked like o man who had been
up all night He and the other two were
marched over to the Central staIion IN q
few moments. Chief Ebsrsold looked on
while the officers searched them, then they
were put in cells down stairs While the
prisoners we're being searched they cast
their eyes to the floor, and seemed the very
pictures of arrant cowsrdice. Three oti
Gers were too indignant to speak, and while
the mems clothing was being oVerhauled
simply glared at them as if It would De
pleasure 10 snIihilate them on the spot
Orders were at once issued 70 allow no one
to speak 10 the prisoners,
No ONE AT WORK IN TOwS.
Three thousand men employed in the
great car shops ut Pullman laid down their
tools and went out this morning joining
the 10000 who quit yesterday. There Is
no one at work In town to day except the
men employed in the truck shops, who do
not number more than 500.
CITY OFFICIALS CONSULTING.
Chief of Police Eoersoid was At his office
before 7 o'clock this morning aud bis first
visitor was the States Attorney General
The TWO officials held long consultation,
the purport of which could not be obtain
tained. The Mayor has been 10 consnits-
ZION all morning with the officers ct the city
law department and prominent citizens OF
various city orders are preparing
to take action regarding the mur-
derous business Of last night and
10 express the utter condemnation III
which the rabble which caused it IS enter.
tanned. The Sheriff has not yet been call
ed on, but the detectives are in their ar
mories ready to turn out at moments
notice. Between three and four hundred
of the police have been armed with Spuog
fields rifles, and every man on the force
is armed with two 44-csliber revolvers.
FIELDING,
the rabid anarchist and companion Of
August Spies, ia under arrest. He it was
who spoke the last words 10 the mob last
night which led to the slaughter. He was
found this morning and safely Gagged at the
central station. Fielding was suffering
from q guu.shot wound in the leg
The police are rapidly collecting eVidnce
against the chief conspirators among the
Anarchists. They searched Spies oihee
this morning and found absolute proof that
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mentioned in these
dispatches headed Revenge" Working
men, To Arms" and sno,her headed AT
t4uuon, Workingmen," we're found With the
forms in type These were taken posses
sion of and locked up at the Central sta
ton as evidence that Spies and Schwab
directly incited the riot and bloodshed.
The Anarchist Parsons has not been cap
tursd as first reported He is still in hid
log Schwab was mistaken for him when
the first arrests were made. Inspector Bon
field raide1 Seepfs' Hall, corner of Lake
and Desplaine streets, this morning. Here
were found lot OF muskes, red flags, and
German cooks, expounding Socislistic doc
triues Nearly $4,000 has already been
subscribed Cd Casugs, for the families OF
the wounded and dead officers.
There is no truth in the rumor OF the
killing of police cfficers this morning on
the tracks of the Fort Wayne road. Saort'
ly after noon the police made
ANOTHER RAID ON THE ARBEIrER &EITrNG.
Tney arrested man in the Office, who,
upon being searched, produced large re-
volyer snd dirk knite. He was placed
under arrest. In the office wac discovered
several boxes of dynamite and number
Of red flags and iuceqdisrS oanuers. They
we're all se'2sd.
A mob Of ak to eight thousand peFsens
ressseusled near the corner OF Eighteenth
street and Centre avenue, at noon, ana
raided the Rot5schilds drug store mention
ID in the eaEly dispatches, carrying oh
everything portable in tbe stors. They
then rAided liquor store 10 the near vlcIn'
i;y kept By mau named Weiskopt, carry
ing away or drinking the liquor. Women
and children joined in this raid, The
police Te,lrrpd to the scene and euccesded
in dispensing the mob.
The srikers at the Deerirg resgsr works
held
AN OPEN AIR MEETING
on the prairie near the factory at 10
o. o'clock this forenoon. They demand eight
hours work with ten hours pay, double pay
(or overtime and 20 per cent. advance TOR
piece work 1t is learned that Sehmale,
one of the men now quder SEre0t, addressed
these strikers last night urging them TO
this course.
FREIGHT sTRIE ERs CONDEMN ANARCHIsM
The striking freight handlers had in
tended making parade to- day, bat had rs
sued sn order countermandiUg 1t TheY
also adopted resolutions coudemninR the
Anarchists aud rendering their services If
needed 10 preserve the public peace l.
has finally been decided by the Mayor to
issue a proclamation. This document
will call on all persons TO keep eff the
streets after dark aud will warn people not
to gather in crowds on the streets or in
vacant cts.
SOCIALIST RESORTS RGIDEp
INSPECTOR Bon6eld raided No. 81 West
Lake street about O'Clock. This is a no
to,ious resort of Socialists. Que Of the
Eooms vas occupied BY freight handlers
Toe police cleared the place.
The police Esidsd an establishment kept
6y C. d. Bssell at No. Is South Clark
street this afternoon, carrying away ninety
guus ami revolvers. IL was declared that
Rissell had been supplying Socialists with
gSS-s.
ARBEITER zEIruXd PRINTERS ARRESTED.
rbs tSeuty-6ve printers arrested 10 the
G-Ss;tar Zs;m.-s building were srraiGned
before Justi e Mschanu tS~rGed Sita api'
der. Their cases were postpone un"'
Nav Ii. Bail was refused. The dyns-
niue found in the Arbeiter Zeitung office
this morning was about noon to-day taken
10 the lake front and exploded. The effect
vas terrible A piece about the size OF a
hen's egg was placed in coupling link
and ex 9loisd The heavy piece was scat
tered into fine bits. Mayor Harrison,
..-.-ol 1akaoK,yo1 y,s1t.d the A Arhaikar