Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

Inst schwab, one OF the men now under
nneet addressed these strikers last night.
| uieug them 10 this course. The striking
neleht. handlers had intended making n
| Ihffde to-day. but have issued an order
countern anding IL. They also adopted
ieo'utions condemning the Anarchists.
| snu rendering their services, II needed, 10
preserve The pubic peace.
AREvIsED LIST.
CHICAGO. May "a revised list OF last
| nlght casualties gives officers dead. IA
lhny, and "a seriously II not fatally
wounded: Fourteen citizens-onc whom
was locker. on and others members OF the
! noD-afe under treatment AZ the county
| ncspiial. This does not comprise. 10 Is be
neNto more than one third OF the Anarch-
ISIS and people Injured.
LIEUTxNANTs ACCOUNT.
About 3 O'Clock this afternoon Detectives
bopne'd and Wiley made another search
| OF the <fbeHcr Zedung premises. T1ey
Were rewarded by The discovery OF great
| 10Y OF ammunition suitable for Winchester
| Ilnes. shot-guns, and feyolyers; several
. naI,s 10Y bombs q dlrk-knlIe, ana mug
| Cot revolver. The stuff was found under
| an old sink
| There were nineteen OF my company OF
| twenty-five shot" said Lieutenant Bowler,
| me slx-foot-tvo officer who headed the
| squad INTO which the bomb was thrown.
| lie was sitting surrounded by the uninjured
| suTvivos Of his little band at the Des.
| plaihes.siIeet station. al never heard
dynamite explode before and l don't want
10 sgain. IL deafened me and all the men
who did not receive deadly wounds. There
wes one company ahead Of mine and four
behind Us. We had lust come 10
halt. and were ready for the next order
which would have oeen flank movement.
The bomb came from close To the speakers
wagon. ! saw and heard II coming. but 1t
exploded too quick for anybody TO have
done any thing with IL or get out OF the way.
was knocked down by the explosion. bat
not wour ded. Then, when recovered my
self, fDy sergeant fell into my arms badly
hurt. II was a terrible time, can tell you.
They had everything cut and dried"
Two evening papers published the follow.
ing:
COMMITTEES, May 5th. !
Meet sharp at l.iO A. X, rs, 9th in
slant. Business ofgreat importance. Spies, .
Parsons and Schwab. and others OF their
kind, beware. Rope does its work quick.
The massacre OF our brave police must be
avenged. BY order OF the Executive Com
mittee. lSigned X. X"
ANOTHER OFFICER SHOT.
Shortly after 9 O'Clock tonight pistol
was fred from saloon on Desplaines
sheet nj two officers on guard near the 1T.
Paul freight yards. Officer Madden, who
was near the saloon. ran into 1t and Crap
pied with The man who fired the revolver
Ia the scUfiie the man pressed its muzLle
against Maddens breast and fred. Mad
den then shot his aSsailant In the same
manner Madden AID his prisoner, locked
in zach others arms, rolled to the floor
Just as officers Day and Hartnett reached
the saloon. The companion OF Madden's
assailsnt had vanished. Both Madden
aid his prisoner were taken 10 the county
Hospital. The doctors say the man was
somewhat under the influence OF liquor
and the result of his injury cannot yet be
told. Paper found IN his y )ssession shows
that his name Is John Loefielhard ofEngle
vood, a railroad station Just south OF the
city. officer Madden $ wound Is mortal
An Inquest over the remains Of Police Of
ncer Dugan, who was murdered by the An
archst mob last night. was begun this ar
terpCOn and ended at $40 tonight.
The men arrested at the Office OF the Ar-
batter ZeitUng were present as prisoners and
witnesses.
Chris. spies and Michael schwab. two OF
the prisoners. made statements In their
own behalf which damaged rather than
helped them.
schwab admitted that he did not believe
IN PERSONAL God, Schwab was asked Il
great many questions, and a. they were
piled TO him he grew pale and excited, and
he respiration stood on his forehead
Fielding made "A statement that was unin.
teI6stiDg and Unimportant. lie said that
he never carried any thing more dangerous
than pen. knife.
August spies did not make a statement,
and the Jury retired.
The jury were out half hour be- fore agree.
ing upon verdict. They recommended
that ali the prisoners be held for murder.
I he prisoners were held without bail The
Jury also recommended that Parsons be
srprehended and held.
Some sensational evidence was given at
TIE inquest. 81 made q search of the dr.
Marks. ION shelf In "A recess OF Spiess
private room / found bundle marked
Adams Express Company This bag con-
tanned a lot OF sawdust. sand, and nitro
glycerine. 10 looked exactly the same ms |
what we found on Desplaines street after the |
bomb exploded last night, only IL was not |
30 hard"
The witness described the effect Of the |
explosion on some roc ks under which it was
placed. Fragments ~ boulders were carried !
away immense distances. - Most OF the |
stuff" concluded the officer, is stored I'm |
vault. and one OF our zen who is an expert |
says that there Is enough In 10 TO blow up |
ibis building"
The coroner moved uneaslly In his seat, |
and the witness signed his deposition.
The powder In the bomb found To day was |
what u known as giant powder. This. in /
Its ordinary form, Is brown paper mixed /
with nitro-glycerine; but In this case Il was
mixed with sand. The effect OF this is to
make the wounds inflicted by 10 more |
gbasily and ugly than they would be II they
we've caused by an explosion In It's orig nal
form.
Ihe sister Of August Spies came TO Central
station to-day. and after consdera bic talk.
ing Lieutenant Ripley elected from her the
confession that q third brother who was |
In last nights anar, was lying danger.
ously III at his home. 1t Is thought that he
will die.
Mrs. A. =. Parsons, wife OF the fugitive
Anarchist, was arrested this afternoon and
was locked mp a. the Central station. she
Was present this morning when the Ofilcels
II aCe The raid on the drbcNer /ctfUHg |
building, but the officers did not then WISH
10 arrest her. They had planned tOshadOw |
Der. hoping that she would make some ap
poiniment with her husband, 50 that the
latter could he captured.
sCHwAB SUSPECTED.
Tie conviction Is growing that the police
have evidence fixing the guilt of the bomb
throwing last night upon Schwab Spiess
colleague IN the editorship Of Arbeuer Zei-
fuEg
secret plot among the bohemian AM
sTcEists in the southwestern section Of the
city to start incendiary fires In the lumber
district tonight was revealed TO the police
By man in The employ OF detectives.
The plot Included preparations to cut the
hose OF the fire department and disable
their machinery when they responded TO
the alarm. The police are on the alert. aud
airy attempt ON the part OF incendiaries
Will meet with summary deal
PROCLAMATION by THE MAYOR.
Mayor Harrison this afternoon, after con-
suiting with his depart ment officers and
citizens, published the following procaIna.
ton:
~ me PeopIe Of chicago:
Whereas great excitement exists among
the p Ople Of THIS good city, growing out OF |
lht or troubles, which excite vent Is intensl-
4 ed by open defiance OF the guardians OF the |
Ieaoc by q body OF lawless men. who, |
uLcer the pretence OF aiding the la |
roring- men, are really endeayoriDg To |
destroy all law: and whereas last night
these men, by the use Of weapons never re-
sorted 10 In civilized lands, except In times
OF war or for revolutionary purposes, caused
great blOodshed among citizens and Oil. |
Gers Of the municipality who were simply |
In the performance OF their duties; and |
whereas the city authorities propose TO pro-
iect life and property at all hazards, and
IN doing 20 will be compelled to break up
all unlawful and dangerous gatherings;
aid whereas even when men propose to
meet for lawful purposes bad men viii
attempt 10 miDgle with them armed with
cowardly missiles for the purpose OF bring
Ing about bloodshed thus endangeIing in
nUcent persons: therefore |, Carter Har-
rison, msS or OF the city OF Chicago, do
ereby proclaim that gatherings OF peo-
plo in crowds or professions on the streets
md public places OF the city are dangerous
aud cannot be permitted, and orders have
Jeen issued 10 prevent all such gatherings,
and TO break up and disperse all crowds. | ,
20 prevent Injury TO innocent persons. |
lTge oil law-abldlpg people 10 quietly |
attend TO their affairs and not TO
meet In crowds. II the police order
my gatherings 10 dispense and they |
)e not obeyed all persons so disobeying
i'll be treated as law breakers. and will |
urely incur the penalty OF their disobedi- | ;
nee. l further assure the good people OF | ,
'hcagO that | believe the police can pro- |