Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-07
GENERAL DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Labor Situation.

Nnl'A"o, May olD.-lD mere is greater
ieehng OF confidence apparent this morn
ing IN the ability of the authorities to pre-
serve the peace. The outlook continues
threatening in certain quarters, and the
police, 1t is expected, may be called upon
TO dlsperse gatherings in certain portions ol
the city. The arrests of few Anarchists
yesterday insuIes q feeling that this ele-
nent Will no longer prove SO troublesome,
the more so in view of the fact that the
police now believe all the leading instiga-
tors OF the recent trouble have been Gagged,
with possibly notable exception. The
collecting of evidence against the conspira-
tors is proceeding rapidly.
Last night warrants were issued for the
arrest of four striking switchmen, employed
by the St. Paul and Fort Wayne roads,
charging them with obsiructing the United
States mail. One man was arrested last
night by Deputy Marshal. The Others
have not been found.
The fund for the benefit of the families
OF the dead and wounded police has swelled
to $2S,000.
The police raided the hail of the Anarch-
lists at 105 North Wells street and 5S Cly-
bourne avenue this morning, and seized a
few muskets
At Pullman this morning all the men al
the Pullman Works and the Allen Paper
Car wheel Car Works are still out The To-
cality was quiet and disorders were not ap-
pretended.
Fully three-fourths of the Mccormick
Harvester Works employees reported for
duty this morning.
The proprietors of the Deering Works
this morning decided to grant q working
day cf eight hours and an advance of Is
per cent. on former pay. Seventeen hun
dred men returned to work this morning.
The report from the County Hospital this
morning is that officers Barrett, Flaven,
Miller and Jacob Hansen are beyond re-
coyery and sinking fast.
A writ of habeas corpus has been sued
out in the case of the twenty-five compOs-
itors and employees of the Arbeiter Zeitaag.
They all have hearing in the Criminal
Court at o'clock this afternoon.
The four imprisoned Anarchists, August.
Spies, Fielding and Schwab, were photo
graphed by the police to-day.
Detectives inspected the house 322 Henry
street, and found fifty rounds of ammuni-
tion, two rifles, sword, bayonet revolver.
billy and quantity OF Anarchist literature
Standge, the occupant of the house, is said
by the officers to he 4 molder of bombs.
He was arrested and taken to the Central
Station. The police entertain the belief
that Standge is the man who threw the
bomb.
Powderly, in an interview at Scranton,
Penn, says There is not a trades union
in America that will countenance wrong
doing, or uphold those men in Chicago who
have been engaged in the destruction OF
life and property. The aim of trades
unions is to uphold and dignity labor,
while the Anarchists try to tear it down
and degrade it. The Anarchist idea is I'M
American, and has no business in this
country"
Representative Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
says: These labor troubles are primarily
caused by capitalists, who refusing TO pay
fair wages 10 American laborers, have gone
abroad and brought to this country the
vilest and lowest class of European labor
ers to take the place of the men who can
not and will not live as these ignorant and
brutal creatures do. The thing to be done
is to make eight hours days work and
put in the penitentiary TIE capitalists who
will allow their machinery TO run a longer
period than eight hours per diem. Then
legislate to exclude from this country the
class of men who are responsible for such
outrages as have occurred in Chicago. /
have no sympathy with Anarchists, Dyna-
miters or Communists, nor have | any
sympathy with capitalists who will import
AaDor OF IHiS cLi5S rather In&u pay good
wages to American workmen."
ALL QUIET AT MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, May 6th-9;30 a. M-All is
quiet in this city this morning. Troops
continue to guard the threatened establish
ments at Bay View and South Side. No
riotous assemblage has been reported thus
far this morning. The trouble is believed
TO be over.
The arrest of the Socialists who have
been instrumental in urging on the riots
continued this afternoon. In the house of
two there were found number of guns,
pistols and a large amountsCf ammunition
concealed in bedding Governor Rusk has
informed Alderman 3eidinski that the
latter will be held responsible for any
trouble which may hereafter arise from the
doiDgs OF the PolanderS, who have been
prompted to act by Reidinskis advice.