Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
QUIET ONCE MORE
Prevailing in the Shaken Up City Of
Chicago.
An Impression That the Anarchist
Leaders Must Hang.
The Arbsiter Zsitung Came Out as
Usual Yesterday.
Strikes increasing General Labor
News of the Country.


way lssssned. The lumber districts was
50 absolutely peaceful so large as
ssnbHngs being seen. The police continued
10 prosecute with energy their search Of the
haunts of the Anarchists and succeeded in
producing few more guns and explosive
materials
Ohcer Flavius Leg was amputated
Tpi, was the only hope Of saving bis life.
CHICAGO, May 7.-S:sts's Attorney Grin
rsu has stated that be has obtained ample
Is,.l evidence irp'icstiOg Spies, Fislden
and S,hwa5 as the leaders in getting up
,bs terrible rio: on D .sp'siass street which
,s.7lrsi 10 the destruction of several lives
and the manning OF many persons. This
evidence will be very damaging to the
|7srse msu named whsn they shall come to
5a ,,isi before the Criminal Court. In
o-3sr 70 find our whesher the opinion of
obsr p-oniuent members Of the bar sus.
5,,ined the conclusions Of the States At.
,,,,sv several we'll known members Of the
bsr have been interviewed. The opinion
of su OF them Withou, any exception, is
tbs, so far as they know what the evidence
il is fully sufficient to secure the convic
non Of all three men. They also hold that
shs evidence is sufficient TO secure their
e,nviction for murder and the infection Of
the death Peualy.
AynTHER INTINDATOR ARRESTED.
William Srshlknecht, the President Of
he C,oinetmakers Uuiop, was arrested
S,orrIy sftec midnight on q warrant issued
bg = Ja.tic- o. Peace Srshlknecht is
Ac,u,ed OF iu'inrdArIng wOrkmen, aud Is
Al-,-i 10 have participated in the riot OF
4 ,s.i,y night Ii is said that the Furni
4urs Manufacturers AJsocistiou have de- /
kolncgd him ss q professional sgitstor,
k,,ir, that besides melting strikes, be has
b--y-nled s,riGers dssirous o. settling their /
f,u'uas. tron conf-rring with their EN-. .
boz. 5P rGrough him.
DEMANDS OF ruE rLOAKNAEERS. /
About 5000 cloakmaksrs, who work .
b-l7 .x nJnrhs cur OF the year at an aver .
h. salary OF - per week, have made a
f-n.ut on the contracting eiosEmasers
H. ayar hours work and an increase OF
b Der ceut on their Wages. One OF the
kla,,4c;oss admits that the the cloak
naks-s have ossu misersbly paid, and he
sss-rts tha, the Wholesale dealers have
brown rcn GU, Of the profile on their work.
Zoe contractors Damosr about 100, ana
~ sra oryanIz i - Assembly No 3, ,l29
N the Kaighrs Of Labor. A. 3 meeting
lbsr pi,6r they expressed tnei, willingness
10 rant the demands OF their employees
b,oyided they can in1uce the wholesale
tsslars 20 Usy 81 advance on the present
bace Of the gIUdS A c1uut,tes was sP
pointed to lay the mater before the lead
iDg houses.
The North Chicago SAloon-keepers AS,
,Ocisron. which De striking employees OF
ihs Brunsuick ckBAheCo.lrnder Company
billiard table manufacturers asked TO boy
fott the firm. has refused 20 do 80.
The People Gas Comp has instituted
Es eight hour system /, EsS heretofore
tssu the custom tlr ,ha l2D 6remen to
k3rz IA two -hlfs o. ~ lee hours each ct
h! Is rer MAJ per sniff Under the new
3ygen ne m-n work IA three shifts OF
kigh, hours esch q, 3 80 per shif:. Sixty
feE men win necessarily be employed.
TROUBLE At ruE CALUMET WORKS.
There was no disturbance at CuWnings,
ahe location Of the lsrge works ctihe Gala
be, Iron and Steel Works, this morning,
b, i, is feared trouble will occur. lhis
lear i based on the reports that the Cslu-
nsi Iron sui Steel Company are going 10
b,l1g a number OF new men TO tue mills
TIE strikers say they are determined the
seT men shall not 20 to work. lave
hc01 .he station agent, was driven out OF
tORn iSS night bV a mob OF the strikers.
The c9mpsny fled bill, and the lesa'ng
stuksis have teen enj lined by the Clrclii 4
C)l'; to keep away from the company
fEJIss
FIelisu ne Socialist, now anAer arrest, |
sas treated " DE- Dexter, this corning.
lne doctor states that from the course OF
, ihs olllet, FtslGen evidently shot himself
Ta,e carrying hil revolver.
An O,l .ashsoued shell was discovered 10 |
the iauner Yards Of Cdas Ritz. AZ No y |
/ North CANA street. this mosOinR. Ii had
h Percussion cap and was ready ioS use. lE
vas conveyed 10 lhe police ststion.
THs SWITCH BLOCKADE RAISED.
Toe 'rol,la 81 Foy;isth stree: crossing
+ oi 'os WeE~'n lGjlaua railroad continued
pas n0rEtay \ namher o. trains were
s,o02-2 a. TIA, p,iut, the switch tenders
f All cIs,,,uk guards refusing 70 aid the
'osis 90 ,yssily up the lines while great
e'oSi s'0)i RboGt watching the actions OF
r ID strikers \, 1890 o'clock, however,
ha blockade was raised 10 10 that hour
4 e3a' e2g.n-s aud 'uo trains had been
B soo' SPECIAL Officer Ballard, OF the
na'ash railroad, sent DOM fifty special
Vasfs aid sO)n trained them to throw
Nae snicnes thus starting the trains.
GO nIrIoN oF TIE WOUNDED
an the voua8sd ofios,s at the county
RfPrsl with three exceptions. are resting
e'nio'Ias'T today and ssoging signs OF
.aO'o'-Dsnt The three exceptions were
Oll:sFs 'i>yin, N-Is aud Jacob Hansen
Oaesf R-ddeH gas lying in the same room
H'a FlaVin. BE had improved somewhat
Ua''ng the night, but his recovery Is not
!s' assured. Lsfelhsrdt, the man who
sa2' Ohcer 4Adder, aud who received two
S1ls 'rom the officers pistol. was much
A";s tins morning His recovery Is re-
S"Gsd as ssimpossiOle snd be looked Ike q
S7Al man as be lay stretched ont on his
VIZ 4ae cot upon which lay Young Sehu-
TTaeaer, ene OF the citizens wounded at the
rYnarsS EiOt, was closed in by screens
'uea Toe doctors came around this morn
A minister was Prsying at his bed
E9 Sad number OF his friends we're with
I The doctors looked over the screen
uu passed on. for sehumseher is almost
' 'n9 need OF medicine, and death Is
question OF q fes hoars.
NPLoYEs RETURR TO WORK.
aeCO'n'ck factory is filed with hands
S. UI Nearly the entire force Of l,20C
n. NJ 70 work The buses which brought
[t - worth Side eoDtingapt rnada fhair an