Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-21
DEAD DRUNK.
Th'j Polish and Bohemian Rioters n
Chicago Mistake Colchicum
for Sherry Wine.
Eight are ALREADY Dead Aliens ana -Four
More WIN Soon be Rnrthen
Foreigner,
cor THE WRONG ARTICLE.

CHICAGO, ILL, May I'LL has beer
1 ascertained that Of the Polish and 30
hemlan rioters who RECALLED thomselve,
with liquid refreshments when the,
sacked the drug store at Centre avenu,
and Eighteenth street last Wednesda,
eight have died, and az least four NOR,
are known to be beyond hope of recovery
They all took colchcum, installing It foi
sherry wine. Those dead are: Fran;
| Stominsky, Joseph Hudex, A Nowak
Peter Sartuck. Joseph Monzonik, Car
Witheiz, Jake Zahman and AVIAN DeJice
The following are sick and will probably
/ die Herman Huorichik, Anton Ritto
| Frank Petalski and Hubitz Maas. How
many more there are cannot, of course,
be stated, nor is ltllkely that the truth
| In regard to the total number win ever be
known.
STRIKERS PUT TO ROUTE.
The Brunswick. Balke-Collluder Bill.
ard Table company this morning claimed
that they had between 100 and 100 men
at work. This number was not nearly
sufficient to run the factory A great
crowd of strikers stood about the factory
on Market street aud Mr. Bensinger at
8 O'Clock telephoned fer the police. A
squad was Immediately sent down from
the East Chicago avenue station. The
strikers rapidly disappeared on the al.
rival OF the police. The police reserves
are still on duty at the respective sta
tions. The police are devoting their en-
ergies to procuring evidence against the
anarchists, and 1t is claimed that on the
trial of the conspirators the evidence will
be ample for conviction of murder
against August Spies, Scnwab, Parsons
and Fischer.
RETURNING TO WORK.
No attempt was made to resume opera
lions In the West side lumber district
this morning, Eight to ten thousand
men, who were employed in the yards and
planlng-miIls, are still idle. The Yards
in the North and South divisions of the
city and the planning mills have all fully
resumed on the old basis OF ten hours
work for ten hours pay, 50 that the
lumber business of the city is really but
lightly affected.
The Woodworking establishments
opened again this morning with larger
working forces than yesterday. The pro
prietors expect to see all the men on
duty again in few days.
As a class the furniture-workers con
stitute the only one watch is holding out
for eight hours. The boot and shoe man
ufacturers who tried eight hours day as
an experiment are considering the sd-
Visibility OF returning to ten hours.
RETIRED FROM DUTY.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 1.-THE
kosclusko Guards, the Polish troops
who participated with the other militia
In firing on the Bay View mob, were re-
tired from duty yesterday and the men,
bers allowed to return to their homes.
woN'T TAKE THEM BACK.
The st. Paul Railtoad company re-
fuses TO take back any of the Polish
rioters, and other companies are taking
the same course.
HoXIE EXAMINED.
st. Louis, Mo-, May ll.-Firs, Vice
President HoXie, of the Missouri Pacific
railway company, appeared to-day before
tne Curtln labor committee. He was asked
TO tell the origin Of the strike in
the Southwest. He rehearsed the
familiar facts Of the discharge OF
Hall on the Texas & Pacific rail |
way; the strike on that road and its |
spread to the Missouri Pacific |
system. He said that the statement pre. |
scented yesterday by Superintendent Ker- |
rlgan was prepared by himself, but stat |
ed that his health was such that he could |
not present it in person.
GALVESTON CARPENTERS AND JoINpRs /
special 10 the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, May IL The car.
pehters am Jolners, who went on q strike /
yesterday Tor nine hours work at the old (
wages, have come out with hyiBg colors.
~ Any al the men were at work to-day
Us usual. Out of thirty-seven contractors
ana builders in the city tweutv.seven
nave signed the nine.huur scale with.
out reduction Of wages. while
nlhe nave agreed 10 the scale
ma are observing IL. I'M
refuse 10 sign on the grounds that their
"oru oil acuon is sufficient guarantee.
while one firm, MesSrs. Hlldebrandt 4
parry, positively refuse either to slgu or
'niorce the new scale. This firm oper.
'Iates the largest sash, blind and door.
actory IN the city. At meet
ny OF the Carpenters and Joiners,
iu.on Tonight, attended by nearly
wv members, it was resolved
% put the boycott on Hidebrandt & Barry
iller next Monday unless they slrn tbe
'greement. The following notice Will he
, tomorrow: Dear Sirs--A mo.
ION was made and passed unanimously
nat all members of this union viii refuse !.
. Iandle any material coming from yonr
NJ that may be contracted after Mon.
lay II. Signed
P'J. CALAN, Sec'y Union 1903.