The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-14
BLOODY WORK.
the Chicago Anarchists Bogin 70
Fulnll Thor Threatss

Ana rse dynamite with Fearful knecs
s,.on = sausd of roiiee--rerrthIe kess~
i-stion-Sccnes Among theWound-
"a aud D,iag ro'ieemen
Cu,cAco. Nav 5.-The lawless element
Il sim industriously at work In the lum-
her region. One or two threatening
crowds were dispersed yesterday morn
Ing by the police without bloodshed Inc
pol,cc entered upon their service with
spirit aud the engagements were snort
sharp and decisive. In the afternoon ~
! rain storm. about seven hundred strIk-
ers marched upon the paint works 81
carv. Ogden & Parker. 276 10 2st West
rirhtecnth street. The four special pc
licemcn on duty were peited with stones
and bricks. and soon fed for their lives
One al them stumbled and fell, anu whiie
WINS on the ground fred into the APP
nroaching rabble. The rioters halted Tor
I moment. until one OF the leaders waved
4 rusty saber over his head and urged MS
companions 10 XIII the PROSTATE omcer.
Ah,ut this time the Human street and
Twelfth street patrol wagon filled with
officers ratified down the street
when the blue vehicles ncared the
rioters. the officers . aim over each
others shoulders and fired volley alter
yo,ley over the strikers eans. Inc
effect was amusing. Men with meir
pockets hlled with stones. ana men WIN
Slavonic boards and wooden swords hui-
died behind barricadcs no more SUP
stantial than . picket fence; othets
dartcd down Eighteenth street % Center
avenue. near which Is . sort OF rem
devious for the thousands Of foreign
strikers In the n~eighborhood. Here the
mob made a desperate stand. Omcer
Small. Of the Human Street station,
leaned out II his wagon and started after
one Of the leaders Of the riot. who was
yelling 10 his comrades 10 blow up the
notice with dynamite. He ran into the
crowd and grabbed the Anarchist by the
neck. The latter screamed for help.
The rioters surged about the OH
Ger and his struggling prisoner,
and then fell upon the former
with stones and clubs Ohlccr Small, 10
defend himself, fired several shots into
the crowd. but without effect. Inc
shooting then became hot and indiscrim-
mate. Small's comrades ran 70 his assist
ance. but before he was rescued from ms
pcriIous position he was shot through
the hand. His prisoner escaped ne
ports Of exploding cartridges came from
rrxerv quarter and the air was filed with
smoke.
"KILL THE HrREIrScs,"
havled a man with red whisk ers, as nc
pointed an ancient revolver at Officer
small. Before he could pull the trlg
ger Detective Michael Granger struck
his hand and the weapon Tell 70 ths
ground. The mob then pounced upof
Granger and dragged him into the MUDDY
street. A rock a. large - q ~cocoanu
vhizzcd past his cheek ard a brick HI
him il the forehead. The detective fcl
N the ground with a stream 81 bloo'
pourinc from a jagged wound The re
ma;nder OF the officers bccomin. exa~per
afcd al the resistance displayed by IN
ranidly growing mob. fired a score 2
shots into the surginy, bowling mass
One man was seen 10 drop, Dut "a
comrades picked him up, aad hurrsc
through a nci.hborin- alley. The sigh
AZ Anarchist blood seemed 70 y
The rioters with fear, for as soon as the
learned that one OF their numDcr ha
been shot they Ned prccipitateiy-
The officers then charged upon tnei
and captured seven OF the leaders. Inc
were taken 10 the Twelfth and hinma
street station.
Pain fell necessarily during the hgh
Af,cr he officers had departed with the
4 prisoners. the d euds rolled away and n
sur shonc brightly. The little chiidre
. ~ Inc Anarchists came out Of their hou~'
( and playcd on the sidewalks An hot
4 later Tie wives Of the Anarchists hui
: themselves over the gates 81 their iro'
q fences and talked wildly TO eacts othc
q Then the Anarchists themselves crcpt ~
!, ~ their dens AMI sknlkcd along the stree
! nkc thieves in Railways. They carrie
elubs and ~slung-snots. and appeared
4 though they wanted TO hit somebody. ~
/, officers being in sight, they sat on y
cnrbstoncs and irs-piugs unti " y
I dark. and then they resumed their res
Z less proving about the streets. u.
y Al half past seven o'clock two 81 u
E scahs employed at the Mccormick reap
works had the tcmcrity TO walk east
= F;nhteenth street 10 Center avenue. Ty
IS Of The prowling Anarchists cco@niN
,a them. The scabs did not know thl
II when the scabs reached the corner 4
two Anarchists bounced on them a
d threw them 10 the ground Other A
y archIsts then came up and began 20 V
II the PROSTATE men will clubs. n
I" screams ~ the unfortunate men we
Is heard BY Oflcer Quigler, Of the Twell
~ street station. He ran 20 the rescue, =
pe was driven back by a shower 81 ston'
81 A shot was fred by one Of the Anarchls
50 and then a cobblc-stone struck the ono
a. IN the breast, Telling him 70 the grour
err ne rcrained his feet, however, and turn
Ter IN an alarm 70 the Twelfth street state
Five minutes later twelve officers lear
-. out 81 a patrol wagon and cleared
orr street.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Threc thousand n
~ ana bows stood around three barrels
nv boxes on Dcsplaincs street, between \
ght dolph and Lake streets, at eight o'cl
last evening. August Spies, the edl
emf OF the Arbifer Zsifang, the Anarchist
gan In this city, stood on one d the Y
'ur res. lie made a brief speech 70
= crowd, and then intrqduccd A. X. J
yer sons. Que 81 the pronounced leaders
in The movement. The latter told his n
N era that instead 81 getting ten hours
Tor eight hours work, statistics pr"
the that workingmcn to-day were only
ling ting two hours pay for ten hours w
,jps IL. ,varned his audience that the I