New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
PURSUING THE ANARCHISTS.
THE DENS OF FOREIGY RUFFIANS.
ARMS AND INTERNAL MACHINES SEIZED
BY THE POLICE.
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED IN CHICAGO-THE
PRISONERS LIKELY TO SUFFER TIg tx
IRENE PENALTY OF THE LAW.

| Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
| CHICAGO, May 6.-'rhe conviction IS unlver
sal that In the OF the three aRtators Spies felden
ana schwab. the chief element OF danger from mob Is
removed 1t OF the pecuarltes OF Tuesdays riot
'ha the entire city has found its voice TO denounco
the anarchists condemn disorder OF every kind.
1t has also had its effect upon the remaining great body
OF strikers All paradng has ceased. The police to-day
searched closely the resorts and alleged magazines OF
the anarchists which until now they have never been
permitted to do Seven eight buildings were visited to-
day. and n addition to large number of firearms seized
vast amount OF phernaa cmpoyedby the societies
on public parade The most important arrest made by
the police according to their view was that OF Gustave
STANCE. mysterious young man with light mustache
and fair couple xion. supposed to be leading spirit
among the anarchists and OF the conspirators IN
the Hay ymarket tragedy. lie captured at No. 322
lenryst by detectives from the Central Police Station
at an early this morning The detectives went to the
house and arrested STANCE when lie In bod In his
room were found two rifles, fifty rounds OF ammunition,
several bludgeons and packet of ncendary circulars
The arms and other articles condscated and taken
to Police Headquarters STANCE in appearance not more
than twenty-one old He dressed In the garD
OF common aborer The police refused to talk about
the prisoner. to ADMIT to him. but 1t is
said that evdeLce az hand to show that he was en-
gagged in the manufacture OF bombs and that he threw
the explosive into the ranks OF the police in the Hay
market
Two other mysterious characters. who are said to
have been associated with STANCE. arrested last
night and are held in cells at the Central Station Their
names cannot be ascertaned owing 10 tho strict silence
maintained by the police 1t is now be-
| lieved that the police are not yet positive
| that they have the actual perpetrator OF the
bomb-throwing. julius Carpenter. who is suspected.
is still kept closely guarded meeting Of citizens de-
cded to raise $4,000 reward for the capture and
conviction OF the BON D-thrower The police have some
evidence which would tend show that schwab one OF
the men under arrest, the person.
In prosecuting the search to-day for arms and evidence
agans; this class. squad Of twenty-five men Invaded
| No 636 Milwauke-ave., where have been the head
quarters of the Lehr aud wehr verein the military or
| ganization OF the anarchists. The police searched
the building and found about fifty stand OF
arms from OF which the locks had been taken. The
building s raised about four feet from the ground.
| trapd0or found. and 1t discovered that the
earth had been excavated to depth Of about four feet
and the earth heaped up in forthcaon At the end
of this ditch found target which was thoroughly
battered, showing constant use. Two posts had been
the ground close ditch, and from these were
suspended lights to show tho target From tho appear
OF the target aud tho we'll trodden appearance OF
| the ground it evident that good many men had
place 1t has been used for several years as
! drill hail.
A detail of police officers sent to search an an
orchsts resort at No. IO5 North wels-s They discov
cred and seized number OF rifles. No arrests were
made The police also raileI No. 50 Carborneavo. AS
result tho following arms we're found Six muskets.
two swords and four bayonets. AT the Wolsst place
seized seven guns, two OF which were SWISS re-
| peaug rifles, capable OF firing thirteen shots without
beng reloaded No made at either place
| Captain Schanck found two dynamite bombs, but re-
fuses TO say where he obtained them Leutenant bow
ler with twenty men, about noon visited Eloruss Hail
! and Assembly Rooms, No. II West Ldke-st.,
tho headquarters OF several Socialist societios. On
the top floor books. papers, flags and banners were
captured. The banners were all Ill h.nng red and the
lettering was black. Among the inscriptions wero tho
( following:
"Our ciyilzaton-thc ballot and the poicemans
| club"
| Away with the throne, the altar and the money
bag. The greatest in these times is to be poor
Liberty without equality is lie MhiIons oi WORK
men. organize and let US help ourselves"
The place is boarding house. One OF the boarders'
the dressed the place. was seen to leave the
building hastily followed by one or
| the officers who caught him disposing
| OF lot OF German socialist pamphlets On
the OF the building were found number OF rou
flags. Captain ODonnen this afternoon Instituted
search through the Sixth Ward for dynamite ainhuh-
| ton, reyovers and incendiary documents AL tlsh-
teenthst AMI Cnon-ave., IN the basement OF tho ONCE
of The Future Polish paper. the officers found SIX red
flags and several documents calling on workinsmen to
rise mp and crush the tyrants The once Oh IHe Le"
another Polish paper published at No. GIG CehtreaVe''
was visited The proprietor was not III. lie lctt town
|
yo!ver and incendiary papers were found Detectives
are husv tracing tie movements OF the anarchist leaders
for the last fortnight with special reference To the acohs
OF Spies It dec9ed likely that Spies haro'red 'ho
man that hurled the bomb or else must have mot MN
and arrane ecd the details OF the dastardly crime
The police are seeking with unagging zeal everything
in the nature OF that is offered to their attention.
and IL certain tnat every IN Chicago known 20
be the abiding place OF anarchist VIII be overhaued
in the hope of finding scrap OF evidence that may
serve to clear up the mystery THIS mode oil procedure
ia based on tho belief that the Intention To resort
TO dynamite on Tuesday night was deliberately
entertained by the leaders. and that II tho
wretch who threw tho has fed he has accessories
and accompices In the city who may be possessed OF
the evidence required 10 identity him. IL Is or tue pur
pose Of getting hold OF this evidence that houseto
house suspected neghborhoods VIII De uhaer-
taken.
In the forenoon the four arrested yesterday we're
taken to the armory Harrson-st, where the EoSues
Gallery Is kept They were all photographed.
The identity Of the men unknown to the people
and they whsked through the streets I'D p'Iroi
wagon guarded by number OF detectives August opos
was tho hrst photographed lie was 'heh toi" "
bare his arms purpose of discovering whether ne
had any ink marks. Tho others wcro suoecteu W
the same scrutiny and detailed description OF each was
entered opposite his name in the index Oh INC hoSo
Album linen they were ordered TO don tner cio'he'
ana get back In the patrol wagon len minutes i"0
they were In their cells A.
thorough search OF the registration lists on HE in
the office or tho Election Commissioners falls to prove
the citizen ship spios or Fielden inc presump
ton is that mother Ia citizen Of the United STATES
although allowed for several years to organize ana ao
dress incendary meetings
LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE CONSPIRACY.
In view OF the declaration Of the States Attorney hat
he il In possession OF ample evidence duplicating inc
consprators Spies. Felden and schwab. In the wnoe
,ae slaughter OF Tuesday night the condition OF these
| anarchists, is q peroas one. II Is the geherai
opinion among leading members OF the par tna 'neir
crimes are we'll Defined and under the most circumspec'
| ,nterpr, alton of tho law are punishable with DEATH
with such opinions morally certain that the hang
ing OF the trio OF the near future The quos'
tion OF their doom Is agitatns the lawyers anu tne
nrescrihed for ther punshment are nuiher-