Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05

influenced by recent riotoue
directed against the working men
remaining at their posts, is not known.
of the works have asked for
police protection. The works are locked.
The district is largely populated by a
speaking people.
The railroad situation is further COM
plicated this morning by q strike of all
the freight handlers on the Lake Shore
road; switchmen on the ame road also
decided not to handle any freight on cars
loaded by any persons other than the
strikers.
KILL R-oSENFIELD.
About 8 o'clock this morning q crowd
of three Thousand persons made an as
sault on y drugstore belonging to
SamueliRosenfield, intending to tear
down the place. They yelled "kilI
Roseafield; he's . police spy;;" and other
like expressions. The mob had an idea
the druggist was giving the police tips
through his telephone. "A wagon load of
police were o on the scene and con-
veyed Rosentield and family to the
station leaving a guard in the vicinity.
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
Sam Fielding o rabid anarchist and
companion OF August Spies is under
arrest. Heit vas who spoke the last,
words to the mob last night which led
to the slaughter. He was found this
morning and safely Gagged at tho central
station. Fielding was suffering from o
gun wound in the leg.
sTRTKE AT PULLMAN.
Three thousand men employed at the
great Car shops at Pallman went out
this morning, joining the thousand who
quit yesterday. A big mass meeting
WAS held here at nine o'clock, and reso-
buttons adopted oondemning the riotous
action OF the socialists: declaring they
had no sympathy with that element or
Its methods, and counselIng quiet and
good order.
Chief Ebersold said this morning that
the police force was amply able to deal
With .hls trouble without any outside
assistance. The sheriff has not get been
called On. Both the first and second
regiments, and the first cavalry and
battery d. are ready to turn out at short
notice. Between three and four hun
drod Springfield rifles have been gwen
ont to a special guard of police force
The force is armed with forty-four cali
Der rsvolvers. The mayor has been in
consultaiion all the morning with the
officers of the city Law department. and
prominent citizens of the various city
orders, preparing to take action regard.
ing the marderous occurrence Of last
night.
COLLECTING EVIDENCE.
The police are rapidly. collecting evi
dencs against the chief conspiratore
among the anarchists. They searched
Spies Office this morning and found
absolute proof of the inhammatory cir.
cnlars mentioned in these dispatches
headed "Reysnge! Worklngmen TO
arms!' and another headed. Attention
Workmenl' were found with the form
in type. These they have
taken possession of and locked up at the
Central station az evidence that Spies
and Schwab directly ineited riot and
bloodshed. The anarchist, Parsons, has
not been captured as first reported. Ht
il still in hiding. Schwab was mistaken
for him when the first arrest was made
Inspector Bonfeld raided Zepp's hall or
the corner Of Lake and DespIainas streets
this morning, where were fonnd a lot O
muskets and red flags, and German
books ~expounding the socialists doc
trines. Nearly $4,000 have already
been Subscribed on change for the famI
lies of The wounded and dead officers.
RAlDINa THE aHRMAN PAPERS.
Shortly after noon the police made
another raid ~ the Arbeiter Zeitupg
They arrested q man in tho Office VII;
upon being searched produced q largt
revolver and. dirk. He was pla ced IN
der arrest. In the office was discov ere,
several boxes Of dynamite and q mum be
of red flags and incendiary banners
They were eli seized. A mob of 6 600
5000 persons re.assembfed near the COL
ner of Eighteenth street and Centr
8 avenue at noon and raided RothschIld'
drug store, carrying off everything por
able in the store. They then raided
: liquor store IN the same vicinity kept b
a mar named Weiskopf, carrying ava
! or drinking the liquol
Women and children joined il
this raid. The police returne,
: to the scene and succeeded in dlspert
!. ing the mob.
A DEMAND,
The strikers at Dearin's reaper work
5 held IN open air meeting on the prairi
near the factory at ten this morning
They demanded eight hours work an,
ten hours' pay, donble pay for over tim
and twenty per cent for piece work. i
is learned that Sohwab, one of the mel
now under arrest, addressed the striker
last night, urging this course.
The striking freight handlers intend
ed making a parade to-day, but issued
orders oountermandinR it. They ais,
adopted resolutions condamning tn.
anarchists and rendering their services.