Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

was shot through the LETT lung, and LOnel.
lhiardt received q bullet in his skull md an-
other in his groin. Both menlmay die.
The greatest among the sensations Of
yesterday was the imprisonment OF August
Spies and his mountaineering confederates
and thesuppressiono Of the 4 rbeiter izaIitung,'
the Socialistic organ. FieldSn. Schwab, Chris
Spies, and twenty-five others were arrested
and held for murder. A coroner q. inquest
over the remains OF PatrolmAn began re-
suited III a verdict duplicating the prison
ers in his death. They are held without
bail to await the action OF the grand jury.
Considerable dynamite andsotherexplosive
materials we're ioundgin the Arbeiter lei.
tung2 Office. Parsons, who was another Oh
9theSspeakerssAt the Desplaincs street meet
ing, can not be found by the police. His
wife, who has been arrested. say that he
in hiding.
Over . 1000 has been subscribed for
the relief Of the police force. The report
comes from Milwaukee avenue that at
least one hundred residents OF that quar-
ter received wounds in Tuesday pight's at
fray. The corrected list OF caAnalties ID
summarized 10 follows: Killed, two;
wounded. sixty-nine. ss ss
During h afternoon Mayor Harrison
iasuedsan order assuring the people OF the
AUllAOy VII ~ pOHCS SAuCtA OUc ut4UuEV-
ance. He advisesSthe publicAnot to loiter
about the streets or attend a~narchistmeet.
ings. @ss
The situation on the railroads is still
very bad. The most encouraging feature
is the attitude OF the switchmen who nave
resolved MOTTO interfere in the strikesof
the freight handlers. Thespropertyso OF the
roads involved in the present turmoil 10
guarded by officers. Thus far no serious
trouble has occurred.
Every department Of the Pullman Car
Company's Works, ths Alien Paper Car
Wheel Works, the Union Foundry and the
Pullman Car Wheel Works, at Pullman,
Ill, war closed yesterday, and there are
now u about 3.OO0m en The LOO em-
ployes Of the Deering Harvester
LNEoTSkss. Of Deerlipg, lll.,| struck yes;
wages. The Milwaukee & ST. Paul freight
houses handled considerable freight yeester.
day, yet there were about one hundred
loaded wagons which were compelled to
return at night, being unable oSsecurC
service. At all Of the other freight-hsouses
lin the city work was practically lat
Sstand-still. The vessel interests in the city
are nearly paralyxed BY the strikes.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mays6.-Bay View waa
transformed into a baftle.dhald yesterfIa =
r,n,.,,;s,r Atsa;ob a,e,saI ~ ~ 800 3 nnSS
strann M rcbea 49, So nns M M VIZ, 4,oo Z.
IN s;+1 .haer ;nS % :, 80, - .as% y,
Aao. The ,n;l;t;ae e ~ : .a !.
connan;es 81 tbs Fo,,rtb Rattoiia,,
ana 4hs TO Ianssy;lis aan,na ~ 49, 49,.
Trawn M ~ tha MI n.p,.n 49, w.
tina fence iac;nr - The ner+hIast e .i4 4,ss
mob reachsa fbs S;c;a;ta rs Str !. p sns
streat ana + ;ncnin s nan,;a tha oo oas.n 10y
~ f;rat Mss e.;ysn s. "a sSs -, 1. ;,.e a so mnna:na
rs.nnndal Ta,s ~ ~ !. n. ~ IN 1870
IA sslis Sa.L too ~ syhs Au 40 a.sIs.seu
s nv =, e DsS a. 49,, . y s.Ss, leaYanG 9
nrn,,na - ! "~oulaSa mennos iz$a 81 M one
AZ soon al the SMOKE had cleared AVA
the crowd could be seen flvinc IA eyerv Il;
rection. but after Ave Ininntas tho i;ns z.
formed at 8, point ont 81 rama ~ An
troops. Major ordered fba rates
thrown open and Che comnanias mnvedn mt
into Tie street and marched toward the
throng, crossing The bridee and form;na :
line acrosa the roadway VIII Al,a ;ntan4ii,,n
Of repeating che Az, The crowd had -
the meantime turned and moved owal
ST. Stanislaus, Ch,rch. The troons ,yara
then withdrawn to Within The gates and j