Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08
MOB VIOLENCE IN THE EAST.
rho Situation In Chicago and Milwaukee
Probably Four Deaths Added
to the List.
Soversl Houses Attacked, Robbed and
Wrecked BY the Anarchists Of
Both the Large Cities.
Arrest and Imprisonment Of the Leaders
Arranging for the Relief Of
Wounded Policemen.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The excitement OF Il
General populace lis very intense growil
out NJ the massacre planned and carrie
out by the small band OF anarchists an
their blind followers last night. The city
outwardly very quiet. The events of la
night are being seriously discussed by
large and conservative element in the pop,
,ation. 1t is proper to say it has new
besp seriously contemplated that an ou
hrpak OF such serious proportions an
otrocious character could be meditated b
any class in the community. The word
beard on every side this morning are {
inter and abhorrent condemnation OF TIL
assault on the police. The occurrences {
Monday and last night are ascribed in th
nublic mind to the teachings and recen
utterances principally OF three men, Angus
snips A. r, Parsons and Samuel Fielden
the sneakers of last night. They have bee
nointed out by nearly every paper in tn
ritv during the past four days, and
THE TRAGIC cULMINATIoN
on Desplaines street only appeared to EN-
phasize these warnings. Ihelr arrest nat
heen repeatedly demanded when the firirl
began last night. Parsons was the only
non seen to be recognized. He was in &
Gnnor store at the corner OF Desplaines ant
Lake streets, the socialists headquarters
within hundred and fifty feet OF the point
where the deadly bombs were thrown
among the ranks of the police. The firing
at the police came from the same direction
and it is surmised the criminals obtained
their guns and made the Socialists hall a
rendezvous, and from thence they proceeded
IN make their assault. They were con.
cealed behind boxes and barrels on the
sidewalk, leaving their guns and firing
During the confusion following the explo
sion, Parsons was seen in the place, accom-
uauied by bis negro wife for only a moment
and then disappeared ith the other mar.
chi.ts and the police searched for the three
men all night, but did not succeed in find.
iug them. A little after s o'clock this
morning all thre~ were found in a closed
room in the office of the Arbeiter Zeituns
at 107 Fifth avenue. They were in con.
sultation when the officers anne upon them.
THEY EXHIBITED ALARM,
hut made no resistance. They were taken
uuiet,y to the Central police station q
block away and mp to 8 o'clock the public
had not been made aware of their arrest.
They are kept closely qua, ded and no one
permitted to see them. It is not known
what, if any, charges have been made
against them and what is the exact policy
the CITY authorities intend to pursue. They
have in evidence against Spies his guarded
but ipflammatory utterances in his news
paper, in which he has within the past few
DAYS urged dynamite warfare against the
police and sll regularly constituted author
ities, his direct connection and that Of his
sdsapanions in the events of the past few
days. Mayor Harrison asserts his ability
to preserve absolute peace in Chicago
without outside aid. He argues the occur
renee last night could not be foreseen, and
had no paralleled event in American his
tory. The entire police force is OH duty
to-day, and it's members are apparently
A DYNAMITE HAUL.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Shortly after noon the
police made another raid on the office OF
the Arbeiter Zeitung and arrested man in
the office, who, upon being searched, pro-
duced large revolver and dirk. In the
office was discovered several boxes ofdyna-
mite and number OF red flags and incen-
uuIy DdllucTb. NtN "eTc I'LL 6elZt(ls A
mob VI 5000 to 5000 persons reassem-
blsd near the corner OF Eighteenth street
and Center avenue at noon and raided
Rothschilds' drug store, carrying of every
thing portable in store. They then raided
ahquor store in the near vicinity kept by
Welskof, carrying away OF drinking the
liquor Women and children Joined in this
raid The police returned to the scene and
GUcrapdad in Il no rooh Tho af vi1y.
elsa the Deerlng reaper works held an
opeu-air meeting on the prairie at the man.
ufactOry at 10 a. IN. They demand eight
hours work and ten hours pay and double
pay for over time and 20 per cent. advance
forpiece work. 1t is learned that Schwab,
one OF the men now under arrest, addressed
these strikers last night, urging this course.
The striking freight handlers intended max
ing paradA to-day, but issued an order
eountermanding it.
MURDERER ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The police have ar
rested John Carpenter, one of the printers
on the Arbeiter Zeitung whom they claim
70 have perfect evidence against as the man
who threw the bomb which caused the
navoc and murder last night. He is closely
guarded
IN FlRsT-CLAss CONDITION.
The only published criticism upon the
mayor was in his not forbidding the assem-
o,age last night a.d similar ones during
me preceding three or four years. Thus
lar to-day no proclamatio n has been issued
'orbddng all future gatherings, but it is as
samed by the press this will end for some
ame any assemblings by the Red Flag adj
VOcates.
ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE
was aaugurated this morning. Seventeen
hundred men employed at the Deering Har-
,esser Works stopped without notice or
"aralns oil any character and With
yu1 " making any demands. Whether
.S .ae men have been influenced by the recent
;;otous events directed against the work
.usnen remaining at their posts is not
;.ao"n: The managers OF the workD asked
%.pohee protection. The works are To-
tSs tSSea ss In the district largely populated by
s;tn0 sas nl0oi!elgn-speaking people. The railroad
m.ua.on ma was further complicated this
MMorhing by strike OF all the freight ham
s.sls On the Lake Shore roads. The
NV. 1".Nanen OF the same road also decided
aUr NV. "' handle any freight cars loaded by
D' persons other than the strikers,
ANOTHER ARREST.
.mcAGo, May 5.-Sam Fielding, rabid
sna,, s,na,rcnist, arrested with August Spies,
tpoAe tpua the last words to the mob last night
tb;a tSs1 led to the slaughter. He was found
trJ .,I uofnlng and safely Gagged at the Cen
An the leg. ' -
Th,,a .
shonr honree thousand men employed in the car
io;,;s i;ps ~ Pullman went out this morning
n,a,i's masa 'he 1000 who quit yesterday. A
,asss ss meeting was held at 8 o'clock and
r0e'u'lons rosans were adopted condemning the
clas: lsous actions OF the Socialists and de-
th~lIng tha. z that they had no sympathy with
oa'. @s. element or its methods and counseling
Soa SS0 aad good order. Chief OF Police Eher.
amn,n salu AZ ths morning the police force was
ont only a aoie to deal with the trouble with
YET hsa hu's'ae assistance. The sheriff has not
ona een cen called on. Both the First and Sec
battas seslnents and the First cavalry and
tice are ready to turn out at short no.
riaes J. between 300 and 400 Springfield
ol thu lave ave. been given out to special squad
'ue police force.
COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL.
restad so =; May 5.-Twenty-five printers ar
wers a a,l. IN the Arbeiter Zeitung building,
with ra aaiSned before ustice Mech, charged
Nav i. .uer. The case was continued until
found ana bail refused. The dynamite
nsrunon "a the Arbeiter Zeitung office this
exploSasa was taken to the lake front and
Police 1,R An inquest upon the body OF
Was l. oH.eer John Dieoar t;lled .s4 n;obt