St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-06

ana he displayed two rows of shining white
teeth. lie hesitated moment before
speaking, and with the artfu look of a
malevoent disposition. gave the officers the
full benefit Of his taDtaliZing SMILE At
length his lips moved, and in a weak and
husky voice, an alarming contrast to his
SMILE OF SIMULATED INDIFFERENCE,
he made answer: Yes, [ am August
Spies.''
well" replied Bonfleld, tive want you;
and you too" said the officer, turning to
Spies brother and Editor Schwab.
The latter was deathly white, and his
hands trembled as he put on his hat.
August Spies was inclined to be ugly.
Duffy asked his name
II doh't think it is any of your business"
said he.
We'll, you get ready, quick, and come over
10 the central station" replied the officer,
with significant move in the direction of his
hip pocket.
Spies said nothing more, and the two
others submitted to being led down stairs
without utterng word August Spies
wore black suit of clothes and Prince
Albert coat His eyes were red, and he
looked like man who had been up all
night. He anu the other two were marched
over to the Central station in few mo-
the officers searched them; then they were
put i'll cells down stairs. While the pris-
| onerS were being searched, they cast their
eyes to the floor, and seemed the very
PICTURE OF ARRANT COWARDICE.
The officers were too indignant to speak,
and while the mems clothing was being
| oyerhauled simply glared at them as if it
would be pleasure to annihilate them on
the spot. Orders were at once issued to
allow no one to speak to the prisoners.
The police are rapidly collecting evdsnce
against the chief cenSeirators among the
anarchists. They searched Spies office this
morning, and found absolute proof that the
lnfammatOry circulars contained in these
dispatches, and headed: Revenge! Work
ingmen to arms" and another headed, cat
tention, WOrkingmen," We're found with the
form IL type These were taken possession
OF and locked up at the central police sta
ton as evidence that Spies and Schwab di-
rectly melted the riot and bloodShed.
Shortly after noon the pelice made another
raid on the office of the Arbeiter Zeitung.
They arrested man in the Office who upon
being searched, produced large revolver
and dirk knife He was placed under
| arrest In the Office was discovered several
boxes OF dynamite. and number of red
flags and incendiary banners, all Of which
were seized and taken TO the central station.
The dynamite was soon after taken to the
lake front and exploded. The effect was
terrible. A piece about the size of hens
egg was placed in a coupling link and ex-
ploded. The heavy piece was scattered into
line bits
PRINTERS ARRESTED.
Mayor Harrison, with several detectives,
visited the Arbeiter Zietung Office to-day
| and held consultation with Oscar Neibe,
who said he did not belong to the office,
but was employed to get out the paper.
The mayor told him that the paper would
not be issued until inspected by Mr.. Hand,
| whom he would send for that purpose.
Neibe promised that nothing of an inham-
matory nature should appear in the paper.
Before the paper was issued however. a
raid was made on the printing office and
tw enty-tive printers arrested, who were az
raj gned before Justice Mech and charged
with murder. Their cases were continued
until May Il, bail being refused.