St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-08
ANARCHIST CHEEK.
The Arbeiter-ZeitUng ReaPpears as
Workingmem's Organ.

The ArbelEer"Aesta2Hs NeaPpe0rS as
Workingmer's Organ.
CHICAGO, May THE Arbeiter-Zeitung
makes its appearance again this morning,
though in very reduced form. The old
paper was large, prosperOuS-l0oking folio
sheet, while to-day's issue is 10X12 hand
bill. The leading article to-day is addressed
to the workingmen of Chicago, and after
relating the difficulties they had in publish
ing the paper, owing to the arrest of all the
printers and editors, the article says:
These twenty-five printers were arrested on
the ridiculous charge OF murder-peopie who
did nothing but their work and for which they
were paid. Bail was refused for them. On
all sides there was q systematic plan to make
the temperance of the paper impossible.
You see, then, workingmen, that
the ruling class understands better than you
the value of labor organ. We
will show you that although the recklessness
of some may temporarily confuse, it cannot
disrupt our workingmen's party. We there
fore appeal to you, workingmen, You will
see thai workingmen's movement
WITHOUT AN ORGAN
Is impossible We shall continue the fight for
freedom and right that this paper has always
conducted. Forward, and unheSitatingly for
ward, in spite of all chicanery of the ruling
classes. Again, workingmen, do your duty;
we will do ours"
which Indirectly charges that the dynamite
which the police found in their building
was brought there by the officers them
selves. They say:
After the police had arrested the editors,
they carefully searched the building, but
found nothing. 4 short time after they reap
peared and arrested ell connected with the
paper. and behold, they also found dynamite.
They also said to have found q revolver
and an old file. Indeed! Dreadful! And this
find" is said to prove that the printers are
murderers.
The writer then goes on to say that the
whole thing is conspiracy to suppress the
paper forever.
THE SLAUGRTERED OFFICERS.
Condition of the Wounded at the
Hospital.
CHICAGO, May 7.-All the wounded
officers at the county hospital. with three
exceptions, were resting comfortably this
morning and showing signs of improve
ment. The three exceptions were Officers
FIaven and NelS and Jacob Hansen. Officer
Redden was lying in the same room with
Flaven. He had improved somewhat dur
ing the night, but his recovery is not yet
assured. Leffel Hart, the man who shot
Madden and who received two balls from
the officers pistol, was much worse this
morning. His recovery is regarded as i'm
possible and he looked like a dead man as
he lay stretched out On his cot. The cot
upon which young Schumacher, one of the
citizens wounded at the Haymarket riot,
was closed in the screens. The doctors
looked over the screen and passed on, for
Schumacher is almost past the need of
medicine, and death is but question of a
few hours.
The body of young Officer Miller, who
died last night. will be sent to Oswego, n
Y, where his parents reside.
The lumber dealers of the city subscribed
S., 900 to be added to the police fund. The
subscription now bids fair to reach $50, 900
if not more.