Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-08
CONFIDENCE RhSl0kED.
CHICAGO RECOVERING FROM THE
TERRORs OF ANARCHISM.
Additional Evidences OF Intended Murs
der-Dynamite Discoyered--1he
Manufacturer Searched For.

CHICAGO, May 7.-All was q1iet In
the city to-day, and the feenrg OF
confidence among the citizens hss
greatly increased since yesterday. The
police authorities are keeping close
watch, and almost every hour they
discover things that go TO shov. aat
the Anarchists not only talked of mur-
der, but meant 1t. The police discov-
cred more dynamite material, but
refuse to cay where 1t was found. as
they have hopes Of discovering the
manufacturer. One was formed ofa
shell of lead about four inches In di-
ameter aud as round as an orange.
The shell is cut in two parts. The two
cups are fastened together by an iron
bolt running through them and fastened
ut the top by n three quarter-inch nut,
Just like the one found in the hole
supposed to have been made by the
bomb on Desplaines street.
The bomb IL filled with the explosive
and some iron bullets. In the she'll near
the nut q hole one-eighth OF an inch In
diameter has been drilled, and in this
fuse was found inserted. The entire
bomb fastened together weighs between
| ten and sixteen ounces. In eDother
place was found tive pieces of gas pipe.
each about eight inches in lengta. One
| is about an inch aud the other an inch
and q half In diameter. The bottom OF
the pipe is filled with lead cast In clay.
The top, In which the fuse Ia placed, is
made of neat block of wood. 1t is in.
| timated that the men who made these
bomb know who made the one fired on
Tuesday night. All the officers now be-
| lieve that the firing Of the bomb on
Tuesday night was little premature,
and the vile schemers miscalcu lated
their power. If they had rested quietly
for time, the result would have been
much worse for the city, and as one
expressed 1t, "There would have been o
he'll In Chicago"
Paul Smith, one OF the Coroner's jury
in the inquest on the body OF Officer
lDegan, is much agitated on account OF
mysterious threats made against him
tby Anarchistic friends of Spies. In
Icon nversation last evening he said: 81
live within about two blocks of Spies
jplace, and there IL considerable excite
Iment out there. Why. the Anarchists
have already threatened me. and 1
ldon't know what minute they will
Throw q bomb in my house and blow
Ievery thing up
"They have threatened you?"
"Indeed they have, and don't know
what moment they'll pounce on me.
lThey re wick ed lot" Mr.. Smith has
taken out O permit to carry n revolver.
\ William Stahlknecht, the president
i of the Cabinetmakers' Union, and also
. | q professional agitator. was arrested at
Ian early hour this morning on q war
rant issued by Justice Brayton. Stahl-
) knecht is accused of intimidating
+ workmsn. The arrest was made near
the house of the accused, and the pri-
vate detective who effected 1t says the
Iprisoner tried to cut him with knife
y The police arrested suspected dyna-
tmiter named William Ssdeer on tht
Z North Pier this forenoon and after.
3 wards searched his room ut No. Al
I Sedgwick street. Here was found
n large quantity of dynamite, two gun
: land large quantity of cartridges. Th
d fear exhibited by the man when takel
,fIinto the Central Police Station abou
/. Inoon was almost painful. His face ha'
If a eaSly pallor and he could bardi.
3. keen from falling. What evidence th
.e the. police possess againet him is no
/. stated.
rs All the wounded of1icer at the Cour
), ty Hospital, with three exceptions, weT
,r resting comfortably this morning an
t. showing signs of improvement.
dI Leffelhafdt, the man who shot Mad
D den, and who received two balls froT
h the officers pistol, was much worse thi
80 morning. His recovery is regarded
10 impossible, and he looked like dea
10 man as he lay stretched Uut on HIS col
yl A good many prominent citzen
a. called on Mayor Harrison yesterday
ct and expressed their satisfaction at th
ts existing condition of affairs. He tol
oeI them not to be satisfied too qnickl.
There was lull which sometimes pre-
or ceded o thunderclap, but be did NJ
l. think there was as much reason II
k alarm as there was day or two ago.
le One Salomon, who said he was a
ID torney for the proprietors of the Arbe
III lt,r Zsitung, aleo called on the Mayo
ce He said his clients were going TO appl
for an injunction to restrain him fro
IN interfering with the paper. The May
Ia told him that If the sheet was II tlan
" matory he would stop the sale CT It
"a, the streets, but that he had no right
ay Isbut up the job shop. He advised thi
on the proprietors of the paper be carefu
REPORT OF PARSONS ARREST.
A rumor is in circulation this eve
N, ling that A. r Parsons, the ADarehi
ur associate of Spies and Fielden 10 Il
y horrible massacre of Tuesday nigh
a has been captured in the south estel
H. portion of the city. Lieutenant She
.e- of the Central Police Station, declar
d. the report nntrue. The statement
ce that Parsons has a painful shot woul
vol lon his left thigh, and showed no I
to sistance when arrested; and also tn
on Parsons sought shelter at the residen
an of q former friend, who, fearing tl
consequences, Immediately gave hi
up to the police.
States Attorney Grinnell decided t
he day that the csse of the Anarchif
re. should not be referred to a speci
ilyl Grand Jary. The accused will
In brought before the regular Grand Ju
I q on the 18th.
ly. To-day the police captured Bob
tolmian named James Turck, at No z
va. Loomis street, and found in the fou
ow one long muzzle-loading shotgun, o
afel six. shot revolver, a quarter keg c'n
CE powder, o bundle of German Anarchi
IA Newspapers, q lot OF phamph let's bes
ling tho name of Johann Most and mu
Iotter stuff, slowing the owner TO
glouR to that class of Socialists for whC
IA There Is now no rest in Chicago. Tur
, ;; has been in Chicago eighteen years.
. IN is said to be the secretary OF q militia