Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-10
THE A At CHICAGO.

The Situation Much Improved On the
Observation-Disclosures of the Day.
CHICAGO, May 8-"The police reports
from all the police districts this morning"
remarked Chief of Police EOerso!d at 1890
o'clock, ARE that the night was one Of ex.
treme quiet. There we're no large Assem-
olies to dispense. A few minor disturb.
srces have occurred this moruing, but
nothing whatever at a serious character
have occurred.
The railroad situation shows further i'm
orovemeut to-day. Twenty of the old
freight handlers Of the Illinois Central re-
ported for duty this morning, and all the
roads are handling freights in large guam
titles. The Lake Shore road is working
again with a large force. The police in
and about the fieight houses permit no
crowds to gather, and compel all idlers to
move on"
NOT HERR MOST.
Information was received at police head
quarters late last night to the effect that
Herr Most, the ~propounder Of Ansrchistic
principles, would arrive in this city this
morning. The dispatch stated that he had
boarded a Panhandle train at Cincinnati
and would reach Chicago at 7:l5 o'clock.
The authorities Immediately determined to
arrest him as soon as he arrived, and de,
t~ectives were detailed to make the capture.
A good description of the notorious An
archist was obtained, and early this morn
ing the officers were driven to Western
avenue and Twentysecond street, where,
with q reporter, they boarded the train.
The conductor pointed out the person sup
posed to be Most, but the detectives failed
to recognize him from the description they
had of him. The difference was so great
that the officers at once saw they had been
misintormed.
The Mayor has refused saloon licenses
TO two OF the places which have become 30
notorious on account Of the recent murders.
One was Charles Zeyf, who is located at
No. l22 West Lake street, and the other
Thomas Griffin, who has been running q
resort for the Communists at No. 81, on
the sane street.
THE OFFICERS.
The wounded officers at the County Hos
pitsl are doing IS we'll to-day as can be ex'
oectsd. Officer Flavin is very Low, but his
condition ia no worse than last night. OH
Ger Jake Hansen ig somewhat improved.
The doctors are undecided as to whether
HIS wounded leg must be s%mputated or
not, and they still have horas OF saving 1t
Nelson Hsnaen is very low, and his condI-
ton is still regarded as precarious.
AT Il FACTORIES.
McCo,mick's reaper factory started u3
as usual this morning with full force, and
the Hiumsn police claim to have identified
many of Mondays rioters amosg those
who returned to work. as a precautionary
measure, Mr.. Mccormick has twenty-five
Winchester rifles, twenty-five double bar
relied shotguus aud 5000 rounds OF am
munitioR in store, which car quickly be
pat into the hands of the police and his
private wstchmen in case Of an outbreak.
Armour's glue factory was running with
q small force under police protection. A
move is on foot to start up all the factories
in the lumber district next Monday on the
teu.hour basis. Captain Cohen and a
strong forcs OF vstchmen are still guard
ing the yards against ~inGeudiary fires.