The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
A Policeman Fatally Shot Trying
to Arrest a Drunken RiOter.
Spies and His Gang Of Cut.thrOats
Arrested and Held for Murder,
His Office Found to be q Regular
Arsenal Of Internal Machines.


Serious Trouble at Milwaukee-TwO
Men Killed and u Num-
ber Wounded.
CHICAGO, May 5,-The indignation and
concern OF the general public respecting
the serious occurrence OF last night has
been in no wise lessened as the day has
passed, The prompt action Of the suthori.
ties in arresting three OF the chief con.
splrators and accumulating evidence,
which it is now believed will FIX the great
crime on them, has called forth unstinted
praise, All the ordinary places of busi.
ness are open, but there Is an almosi
cessation ofall ordinary transactions, bust.
lRsR men discussing the event In all Of IT.
various phases.
The Mayor has been assured by all
classes Of citizens Of their desire 10 aid him
in every possible way,
Hon. EIihu b. Washburne, ex.Ministel
o France, remarked that he had moi
Known during the carnage enacted by the
commune In Paris, 80 utterly Cowardly
and RtroCious murders as that OF last
light. II there is any law to reach the
perpetrators aud instigators Of the affair,
i Is positive that certain death awaits
them.
Mayor Harrlsou, this afternoon, after
consulting with his department otfiCeIt
and citizens, published tho following
proclamation:
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
To The People Of Chicago:
WnEREAs, Great excitement exlstp
among the people Of this good city grow.
ng out OF the labor itroubleB, which ex.
Citement Is intensified by the open de.
dance Of the guardians OF the peace by
lody Of flawless mon, who under the pre-.
!ense Of aiding the laboring men are
really endeavoring to destroy all law, and
WHEREAS, Last night three men, by the
use oil weapons, never resorted 10 in civil
lized lands, except 10 times OF war, or for
revolutionary purposes, caused great
bloodshed among citizens and the officers
Of the municipality who were simply In
The performance OF their duties, and,
WHEREAS, The city authorities propose
70 protect life and property at oil hazards,
and in doing go will be,Compelled to break
up all unlawful or dangerous gatherings,
and,
WHEREAS, Even when men propose
70 meet for lawful purposes bad men
will attemptto mtngIe with them, armed
with Cowardly missiles, for the purpose oI
bringing about bloodshed, thus endanger-
ing innocent persons, therefore, l, Gar.
Ter II. Harrison, Mayor OF the city oi
Chicago, do hereby proclaim that gather.
Lngs OF people in crowds or professions on
the streets and public places Of the city
/ are dangerous, aud cannot be permitted,
and orders have been issued to prevent
all such gatherings and to break up aud
iisperse all crowds. To prevent injury
10 Innocent persons urged all law.Sbid'
i ing people to quietly attend 10 their own
1fiafrs, and rot TO meet In crowds. 1tthe
police order any gatherings 10 disperse
ind they do not obey, all persons 80 dis
jbeying will be treated as law breakers
ind will surely meet tho penalty OF theiI
lisobedienCc. | further assure the good
people Of Chicago that l believe the po'
ice can protect their lives aud property
4id the good name OF Chicago, aud will
10 so. CARTERH. HARRISON,
Mayor.
OF the policemen hit with pieces Of the
bursting bomb and bullets fred at them
officers John Dsegan, aud Nicholas Shan
non are dead.
suPPERRRs ny TUEsDAY's RIOT.
The following officers are believed to be
atally wounded, but were still alive at
p. Nj: Jacob Hausen, Nelson Hausen
John Barrett, George Miller.
Tho following officers, who sustained
serious and possibly fatal injuries are at
he County Hospital: Thomas Nc Honry
Henry wienke, s. Mcmahon, B. F. schnell
John II. King, John Doyle, Henry Smith
Thomas Hennessey, Joseph Worman
James Brady, q. W. Whitney, Bernard
Murphy, Timothy Flayin, Lawrence Muir
phy, Peter BullOrty, Tim 0'Sulllvan, I L
MCNulty, Michael Horan, August Keller
Alexander Jameson, James Stanton, Pat
rick Hartford, James Barber, William
Burns.
The citizens wounded and at the county
hospital are: James Lee, bullet wound Ii
the hip, locker on; Thos. Nolan, one o.
he mob, bullet wound In right breast
Michael Hahn, not serious; Jos. Hahn
not fatally; Robt. SChulen, shot througl
the leg John Lepland geriousshot through
The back; John fraser, scalp wound
frank Rush, scalp wound Peter Lay, MOI
serious John LaOhen, August Jacob, Jos
eph KOulchke, Charles Schumacher anC
Emil Luiz, not serious. This does no
comprise, IL is believed, more than one
third Of the Anarchists and cutlous people
receiving injuries.
ASARCnisrs ttELp EoR MURDER.
The einuuest over the remaius Of police
officer Dsegan, who was murdered BY tht
Anarchist mob last night was concluded
at $40 o'clock this evening. Chris Spies
and Michael sChwab, two Of the prisoner
made statements In their own behalf
which damaged rather than helped them
Sohwab admitted that he did not bellevl
In psrsonAl God. SchwAb was asked
A great many questions, and As they wefl
plleu W nllu uo grow PaiV Suu SAEsssVu
and the Precipitation stood on big lore
head, Fielden made 4 statement hat wa
unintereBting and unimpottaht. He said
that he never carried any thing more dan
persus than apenknlie. August Spies die
not make statement and the jury re-
tired. The Jury were out hall an hour be
fore agreeing upon Q yerdlCt TheI
recommended that all tho prisoners b
. held for murder, The prisoners we're helt
wishout bail. The Jury also recommend
ed that Parsons be appfehended aud held
Some sensational evidence was given al
the inquest. II made q search Of thl
1rbtiLeF ZeiiunO oEiCs,' 0flcef Marks test
lied. "On a shelf In the recess oi MI
Spies private room found bundle mark
ed Adams Expfess Company, This baI
, contained lot oieaw dust, sand and nltfI