Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
Twenay ThsunAnd Men
Are Deprived II werk.
A Man nssslaE Il ssriR.rs i. oAnsa-
Tsoahl- = Fsursa ne Ansaarlties
Ars Avaks-coupzaiss sfPn-
lsrsa Dssssivs2


oHzcAao, Ose s--Tha great sirsks q
1o1se1 aEainsl q proposilion % ra4urI
% ten ho1H working dAy began ehi
mernina. Ihe paokinq honsa owner
had put up printsd notices nosifsinf
thsiE mea thAf. beginning next Moa
day shey wuuid be expeetsd 60 uofl
"a ho1Es, inaiead of eiRht. peF day
This mofninE . eommittes uf 800 man
enplogea b. ne ChieAR8 PaakinR ans
Prostslon Oompaay. waited en- TIE Fore
nan q tAe works aad dsmAnded thal
ths notioes Be taksn doWn. Tha de.
mand was refused. and ths regiment o.
uoEkDan a ones lefl tha huilding ani
gese eouu t1lnad ~ - an rnan aza
pleyed IN the oliveg horR works. Thu
rstnforsed. TIE large force vent Ia
body 3 ths Armo1f works % fnduoe thI
men there % Stop work.
TIE uoEkmsn a Armour's and ~
AnQio Amellean packing housss REFUSED
% 60 oat. Everything d qniet.
Thls sfternoon large body ef aadi-
tional uorkmen wsnt On . strike and I
mss oeoaFFsd st the works of John Mos,
rali, whsn q nnmber of persons wers
hurh Ihs entire polies foess of ~
tesa II Lake has gone 10 tha coeaa
The Fist was caused b. an attempt ei
some Of tbs M0greIl men ts return tc
gork- kiRht thousand men are nov o.
the stEike.
So. MA party Of l6s Pfnkarton de.
teotiVsa 81 do9n % Supper a the
Transit Hoess with Winchester rspsat.
Ing riiss bafwesn their knees. Captain
Foley, II charge. said that by tomoFRoa
be would have 800 mon Ia and about tie
yards for an emeRRoney. A eommiltae
Of the PinkeEtoas arrived e tie yards
at O'clock b. he lake shore read ana
gass afee1ed ~ dsFisiVu yalla from the
erowd of 900 persons. which Hllad She
atreat. The men went % the Town Hall
and were ell sworn ID as spocialA Thea
they waFo taken hank into the ears. Tbs
eR59d msde L % UNPLEASANT, however,
that Captain Folay formed his CON-
mand into foaF oompAnies and headed
for the Transit House.
1ha strikers express the idea shat the
packers have deep laid schome 70 fill
tha houses With HzHn willing 10 work
ten aouFA Iha feature Of the strike To-
day vas the besf men coming out at
AFmouF'a. THIS waa q surprise 10 the
packers, Who apparently intended 70
equine the light 20 the hoQ interests.
TIE Arm is ,sft with $50 head Of cattle
IN their yAFds 20 feed. Armonr's coop
ers came out also. They had asked for
25 cents advance and il had not bssn
granted. ls ia estimated that there are
nos 1000 men cat Of work, about one
QaarteE Of whom are strikers. the others
boing obliged 30 quit on their account
The strikers are skilled Workmen, TIE
othar8 boinQ Iaborera. These Others,
though not teahniealIy striking appear
10 be 10 hearty sympathy with the move
mene The men All gait With their
knivss and sharp edged tools Ia their
possession. A mass nesting Of The
strikers has been called for tomorrow
at Which. Il is feared. there uill be
trouhls. fally 1900 persons are sx-
peosed 20 be present.
Ths Condemned Anarchists.
CHIcAoo, Cat. s.-Ths crowds which
besieRed the Criminal Coart this mora.
ing for edmittanee 10 Jadga deaFyas
coartroom Wers larger than At any time
during the AnagOhiets' trial, ths
spssohea which the condemned men are
nakinQ in their oWn behalf and The
fact that the date for thois exaention IL
20 be given today being responsible for
this. Only q small PARTON Of thoss who
BOuRht admisai IN we're successful.
When court was opened. Geo. Eagle,
one Of the defendants, ~ onoe began .
speech. Eagle reooa1ted his experiences
IL Germany, where he vas bora. and r..
cited the hardships and tYFanniee 70
which ths people aere foFoed 30 submit
there. He came TO this country, so1Rht
work IN Philadeiph1a and CnicaRo, and
found tie same state Of Affairs existing;
that capitalists became Fioh by theiF
Of the working class. EnRle
then made Q study of ths question. he
read Henry Georges book and became
q Socialist. EnRle became SeEy bitter
IN bis remarks about AmeFioan courts
and lac bsfoFs be concluded. he spoke
antil II o'olsck.
Rlslden shen spoke. He related IN
Substance What hs had said upon the
witness stand and declared thai be had
declared that the newspapers had either
81 misunderstood him
and that they we're responsible for his
death. De declared that be bad never
sFeed the saoking Of TIE Wholesale
aicFea.
When Fisldsn had eonclnaed speak
ina, oourt adiosrned until ] o'clock.
The CsnvIcted Aaaehists.
In the Anarohist case today. Fielden
in bic speech turned his attention 10
What be claimed 70 be The discrepancies
betwean tbs testimony Of those Who
suora 70 his having said Here comes
shs blOodhounda," as she poiiee cams
a.. He nade an able and Arguments-
tive comparison of the testimony given
by shos8 witnesses. He referred %
Bon6ald'a evideDos as the Testimony
Of truthful James BonGaid." He weat
on e. follows, % SPEAK q his aeis on
that fatal niRht: TIE wofst newspaper
In Chicaeo admitted that it vas ax-
tFemsly doahtful whsthsr Fieiden shot,
o. said yea Do yoaF dusy aud uill DO
nine, or here oomea tne bi0odhounda.s
Tnsrs IL nothing IN the proof thas did
net Walk auay peaesably. ! went aWeY
psaesably. Ward and 6tsei aaid % on
the ssand.H In toe afteFnoon Fialaen
sonsinued Is meet ne aarle strain.
He declared. II an % Be hanged,
After had oscaped from the Haymar-
ME4 A.LAlI-r 4U8N ZIA4It AWa - -
sion q ths Bombs wasas mnoh Of q saS-
prise ts me e. 10 was 70 any
of tie poliesmen. resolved like
any honsss man. 10 teli NE tFuth.
thouaht that. when they f0and at tbs
faots, uoald Be released. ! said, Lei
tbem osafess al tbsy ike 20 that they
toil the eFnth.' It's areaa 5ocialisl Who
lived 10 this wogid ovsF 800 years ago.
Jssns Chrigi-ieft these uorda CO re-
cord, and he prineiplsa Of iasttoe and
right nsvsg have been expgsssed In lan-
anaqs bstteF than this Better that
ninety and niae gailfy msn should 70
nunantshnd khan tn4t one lnnosen1 maa
sAoula safer" He o1nainded thua.
~We claim ehat ~ are asnvieted nst
heoaass - eammittad maEder but b.
oauas ue we're vHFY ensfRssie n ths "a
gonasF % the KiRhts of laoor.
The msnsnfna 81 Chlef Sassles Chase.
WAsxraaruN, Ost. 6.--AFFamaements
fsF ths removal of TIE Fsmains 81 toe
lafo Chisf Jutios ChAas 70 Qhio are
aumpioted. Fhs Ksmain4 vii Be takes
b tae Balfimors 4 Onfo train. lsaFloa
hara WednssdaY afteEnosn. the l3ih
inaiana, ana wiii Be- dns i1 CinainnAti
on raursdey moruing, NE i&th Instant
Msua iat aersics1 Wdl be held ID soe
fnrraoon af tba t4to IL MaNie Hall.
Faasral asrwiass viii b. haid u tba
ohapsl 81 epFIng 9foVa Censtary o.