Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-05-12
Part of the Rabble Dead and Dyina
from the Effects Of VitriOl, Stolen
for Whisky.
Labor Affairs in Cincinnati RepIr6ed
Quiet-Herr Most Said 10 be
Bomb Manufacturer.


crossing as usual. Orderly professions o.
the trikers pass through the streets every
, day, but are very pronount ed IN denunci
alton of violence and particularly of Social
istic methods. This has given to the public
q sense OF freedom from danger OF riot
This feeling has not been shared by the
authorities for several days. The first
? regiment OF the First National Guards have
been on duty night and day at its armory,
l near the Court House. Several hundred
SPECIAL POLICEMEN
have been appointed and safety organiza.
tions have been made all over the city. AT
the Mayors request four regiments ol
militia have been ordered here by the Gov.
. ernor. An explanation for all this prepara-
ton is made to-day for the first time. Itis
that the Police Commissioners here dis
covered that the Socialists 9 number 600,
are organized and armed with effective
rifles, that they continue manufacturing
Idynamite bombs, that the one used in
Chicago was made here. and that they have
now on hand for use a supply of these in
they have found the name OF the manu-.
facturer. William Haines, of Covington.
Kentucky. This, in connection with the
rumor that Herr Most was in C.vington
last week gives some plausibility to the
fears OF the authorities and accounts for
the unusual precautions taken. The
troops have not vet arrived. They will
probably be quartered in the suburbs.
THE ST. LOUIS SHOOTERS.
ST. LOUIS, May 81. G. Hewlett, leader
of the deputies who fred on aud killed sew
eral men in East st. Louis about a month
ago and who has been held in the City Jail
on the charge of manslaughter and OF being
q fugitive from justice. was yesterday al.
lowed to give bail in the snm OF So, 800
After the bond was approved Hewlett
armed himself rs a means against possible
attack by sympathizers of the East st.
Louis victims, and made his way quickly
to the Union depot where he boarded a
train for his homo in Merided, Mississippi
The other deputies will furnish bail next
week and be released.
| ANARCHIST HERR MOST.
CHICAGO, May 8.-Information was re-
ceived at police headquarters late last night
to the effect that Herr Most, the Anarch-
ist, would arrive in the city this forenoon.
The dispatch stated hat he boarded the
train at Cincinnati and would reach Chi
cago at 7:15 this morning. The authorities
Immediately determined to arrest HIM as
soon as he arrived. Detectives we're de-
tailed to make the capture, and when the
officers boarded the train the conductor
pointed out the person supposed to be
Most, but the detectives failed to recognize
him from the description they had OF him.
The difference was SO great that the officers
knew at once that they had been misin.
formed.
| The railroad situation shows further i'm
provement to-day. All roads are handling
| freight in large quantities. The police made
| number OF additional arrests last night
and this m orning. Full fifty are under ar
rest, and with evidences OF explosives in
| their possession and OF having fired at the
police.
Several OF the employees of the Arbeiter
Zeitung were in attendance in Judge Rogers
Court at 10 a. M, to-day, when the Social
| lists AdOlph Fischer, Gerherd, Liens and
Mary L. Holmes were brought up on writ
OF habeas corpus. States Attorney Grin
nell informed the Court he had sufficient
| evidence against Fischer, but that it would
never do to develop this evidence in the
preliminary hearing, as it was of q very
important character. He even refused to
divulge the nature OF it to the papers, and
to show his hand would jeopardize the
case, not only Of the prisoner but also the
cases OF tie other Socialists still at large.
81 have evidence" he said (pointing to
Fischer who sat with bis eyes cast DOWN,
that that man, sitting there, at least
ASSISTED IN THROWING THE BOMB.
Grinnell said Mrs. Holmes was doubtless
one OF the writer's of the infamatory edi- |
torials Of the Arbeiter Zeitung, but be dis |
liked to 60 into her case to-day, and |
wanted at least a week to investigate. In /
the meantime, he was willing she should be |
released under $500 or 81 900 BAIL
Kate Kane said she appeared for Mrs. |
Holmes and desired an immediate trial.
Judge Rogers said, ''The amount of |
$500 is small, but under the suggestion of
Mr.. Crime, will make it that amount.
person who speaks through an editorial |
is as responsible for good or bad a. the
one who acts, but whether she ia guilty of
writing incendiary editorials do not know,
as l do not read the language and could
not determine if they were infamatorv.
Attorney Solomon said, with regard to
Fischer, he wanted an immediate trial.
He was
ENTIRELY INNOCENT
OF the crime and had a family to sup ort.
Judge Rodgers said, in criminal cases,
and especially in one of SO great magni.
tude as this, the Court must rely very
largely upon the representations OF the
State, and it was the duty Of the Court to
give the State every opportunity to inves-
tlgate this crime. While he learned that
the prisoner at the bar and associates did
not believe in any law, still justice should
be administered to aid the law. He would
accept suggestions from the States Attor-
ney and would postpone the hearing till
one week from Wednesday. As regarded
the support of the mans family, the same
hands which had gone down so deep in their
pockets to relieve the sufferings of the fam .
lies OF the policemen would see to it that
fischer's family did not starve
CHICAGO METAL MEN.
CHICAGO, May S.-The manufacturers of '
metal goods to-day posted notices on all i
their works, declaring their readiness to
number of men reported for duty to work ,
ten hours at the old rate of pay.
ANARCHIST PRISONERS. &
CHICAGO, May S.-Mrs. Fischer, the asso-
late editor OF the Arbeiter Zeitune was i
taken before Judge Rogers this morning on y
writ OF habeas corpus. The Judge set the !
case for hearing next Tuesday, and ad- 7
nitted her to bail in the sum OF $500.
Adolph Fischer, the reporter for the sheet, t
lad his case continued for one week from t
Tuesday. He was held without bail. Lam a
iez another reporter, was let 60, on mo-
ion of the States Attorney. a
RETURNING FREIGHT HANDLERS.
Some of the old freight handlers have re- "
urned to the Alton, Burlington & Fort
Wayne Road. Two hundred employees Of /
he Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Road el
oundhouse were granted an advance ofl
IS cents day in accession to their de- "
hands, and returned to work this morning /,
DRINKING vIrRIOL FOR WHISKY. N
CHICAGO, May 8.-The fact was developed 81
o-night, when the drug store of Samuel tt
losenfred, on the corner of Center avenue tt
nd Eighteenth street, was raided by the W
1ob OF Anarchists, Wednesday, and the n,
abble seized upon every bottle that had pi
be appearance OF being a recepticle of en-
pirits. Large bottles of carbolic acid were be
mong other things carried away. and
wing to it's color and general re- R,
emb ance to whisky, it was passed m
'om hand to hand, after the raid. and ut
rank by half q dozen or more OF the dc
lob. The acid began to take effect as nj
oon as it entered the stomachs of the ie
oters and in spite OF the best efforts oil
ne doctors and emetics, two Of the drink di
's are dead and three more are at deaths &c,
DOT. The residences of three of the viz. Sn
ms are located on West Seventeenth sic
rect near the scene NJ tho f,.. -