Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
MORE BLOOD SPILLED.
seriously wounded and not expected 10

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seriously wounded and not expected 10
live.
), NowATzAKA, aged thirteen wears.
schoolboy, shot sideways through tDe
upper part Of the abdomen by stray bull.
LETT can't live
JOHN OsINsKI, aged twenty-eight, shot
IN the right shoulder; wound not serious.
FRED GALpRECK, section hand of the
milwaukee, st, Paul, shot through both
thighs, wound not dangerous.
Ins rioters IN greater part
retreated TO the section where
they reside. Although numerous threats
We're made TO reorganizo and arm
themselves aud renew the attack
ON the militia, there were not
carried out. Excitement throughout the
Fourteenth ward reached a high pitch,au
threats Of vengeance were heard on every
corner Knots OF men could be
seen gesticulating and discussing the
/ tragedy in front 6f every saloon.
In front OF the victims houses and even
the church and chapel doors. All were
indignant over what they termed the IN.
provoked murder OF their countrymen
In every portion Of the city German
/ socialists talk loud.
/ The police and militia reserve are az
the Grmory. Three times have they been
called TO Milwaukee, 200 strong, to dis.
! perse crowd OF 1000 or more strikers
and socialists, each time the vigorous
use OF the policemen's clubs upon the
heads and backs OF the mob being neces-
sary. Two leaders of the socialists have
been arrested, which will undoubtedly
/ have a tendency to lessen the enthusiasm
of that class and do much toward stop
ping further rioting.
AT CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, May 3 --Ileavy accesslons
were made TO the strikers to-day from the
| safe and lock manufactures. About 1900
employees have gone out, demanding eight
hours and full pay.
The police protected the men at work
at the Little Miami freight house. There
is large crowd in the vicinity.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, MICH, May 5.-The strikers
in the western part OF this city continue
orderly, but are very decided in their de-
mands. They have by force OF members
overawed several members so that they
are now out. AT an early hour the strikers,
/ over 800 in number, assembled near
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| shops, the number being increased till
| there were not less than $4,000 men in
line. Anticipating trouble, Superintend-
ent Heck OF the PeninsulaT had notified
.ne men . ,u ~ "out1 ue nntosSioie "
sIah. ah inclease' On tne AIilsal vi we
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dred from tn ptninsnlar Car shons 95o
from the Murphy Char factory, 100 from
the Detroit Woodwork factory and 200
from other factories. Besides this, about
100 laborers were compelled TO quit work
ON buildings about town.
poycorrrRs ARRRsipsp
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hers ~ tho Bohemian Rnlxersi union. ON.
gaged in bovcottino Mrs Lonpraf. were
arrested early this morning.
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SAN ANTONIO, lex, May o'-AlteI