Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-06

day. e''e-
The striking freight handlers intended
making parade to-day, bat issued am
order countermanding it,
ANoTEEE OFFICER MoRTALLY wor,spED
CHICAGO, May 5th.-A horrible oT4coma
ofthe excitement resulting from last nights
| rioting occurred this evening, shorty after
6 o'clock. Two officers had been Stationed
on the Desplaines- street viaduct. near tba
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul freight
| yards, 10 prevent crowds gathering and
ldlerS from guylng the men at work IN
| place OF the striking freight handlers The
officers noticed two particularly suspiciora
| individuals slowly cross the viadrct ana
enter saloon On Desplaines street near
| Carroll avenue. Marshal Madden Of fhe
Desplaines-street station, who was sone-
/ what closer to the saloon than the other
| two policemen. was given signal To keen
his eyes on the ugly pair that had attracted
| attention. At this moment n revnlver
was thrust from the saloon door bv
one of the men and shot fred into the
| street III the direction OF the officers Mad
! den stepped brlskly to the saloon door and
| at once grappled with the man who hold
| the revolver, while the two other officers
| hurried to his assistance. In the scuffle the
man with the revolver pressed the muzzle
| of his weapon to Maddens breast and fired
| himself a Il
| most instantly brought his own weapon
INTO proximity with his assailant's head
and pulled the trigger. Madden and his
! prisoner, locked in each other arms. rolled
| to the floor just as officers DAILY and Hor-
nett, running, reached the saloon. The
| companion of Maddens assailant had van
lshed. Both Madden and his prisoners
were taken to the County Hospital. The
doctors say the man was somewhat under
( Of Il n.
his injury cannot yet be told. A paner
| iound on his person shows that his name
| IS John Iaeileluardt. Officer Maddens
wound is mortal
ANOTHER OUTBREAK
! CHICAGO, MAY 5th.-Another outhreak
at the corner of Eighteenth street and Cen
! Ter avenue occurred about p. NJ Crowds
! hned the sidewalks for several blocks. but
| were beng kept III motion as much as DOS
! slbie. Suddenly bottle was hurled from
the vicinity of drug store at several
| policemen who were situated on an oppo-
site corner. The officers Immediately
drew their revolvers and fired, and the mob
scattered III every direction Whether
any one was seriously injured or not. it
was impossible to ascertain
CoRoNER's INQUEST.
An inquest over the remains of police |
officer Deagan, who was murdered Ew The
Anarchist mob last night, was concluded
at S:4o tins evening. Chris. Spies and |
| Michael Schwab, two of the prisoners /
made statements in their own be- |
| half, which damaged rather than helped |
them Schwab admitted that he did not |
believe III personal God. Fielden made |
statement that was uninteresting August
spies made no statement, and the iury |
retired. They were out half an hour and |
then agreed on a verdict recommending, |
| that all the prisoners be held for murder |
without bail, and that Parsons be appra
hended and held One of the policemen |
who raided the ArJeHer Zeitanaq office pave
some sensational testimony. lie said that
on shelf i'll Spies private room he found |
a bundle containing sawdust and nitro
glycerine. 1t looked exactly the same as
they found in Desplaines street after tbe
explosion, only it was not SO hard Wit
ness described the effect of the explosive
on some rocks underneath which il was
placed. fragments of the powders were
carried away immense distances. Most |
| OF the stuff, concluded the officer. "is
stored III the vault, and one of our men. |
VINO Is an expert says there is enough in |
| 1t 20 blow up this building"
MRS. PARSONS ARRESTED.
Mrs: A. r. Parsons, wife of the fugitive |
Anarchist was arrested this afternoon and |
was locked up at the Central Station She |
was present this morning when the officers |
made the raid on the Arbite. Zeit,a0 briId- |
ing, but the officers did not then wish to |
arrest her. They planned to shadow her |
hoplng she would make some appointment
with her husband, so that the latter could
be captured. Late in the afternoon an Of
hcer burst open the private desk of Par
sons at ms place OF business, and in doing
so found that the drawers contained a LARGE
quantity of powder, fuse and other ex-
ploslves One of the explosives was a
brass cartridge, the kind that is used in
heayy blasting. 1t was six inches long and
one and half inches in diameter. II was
full OF giant powder, with fuse matches
ready for lighting. Parsons had not been
caught up to the time of writing. Search
was made for him at his home, bat he was
not found. His mulatto wife told the no
lice that her husband was so well hid that
there was no danger of his being found.
DIABoMcAL PLOT REVEALED.
CHICAGO, May 5th-A secret plot among
the Bohemian Anarchists in the south.
western section of the city to start incendi-
ary iires in the lumber district tonight
was revealed to the police by man in the
employ Of the detectives late this afternoon.
The plot included preparations to cut the
host of the fire department and disable
Their machinery when they had responded
to the alarm. The preparations of the DO
ice are ample to cope with the inceudiaries
one extra fire tug will be sent up the river.
and the district will be carefully patroled
The police at Hindman street are ON the
alert, and any movement on the part of the
lncendlarles will be met with summary
dealings.
AFFAIRS IN MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, May 5th.-The Communists
are gathering at Milwaukee Garden. but
several companies of police and militia are
detailed to suppress the gathering The
mob is reported to be recognizing, threat
ening to destroy the lives aad property of
the members of the Kosciusko Guards, who
the mob declares fired on them Yesterday.
"a. M.-Reports from Bay View say The
militia fired on the mob this morning Two
rioters are known to be killed. The mob
is marching toward Allis' works, which
started up under military protection this
morning. The Lighthouse Squadron is on
the way to Allis' works. A large gathering
OF Socialists is reported at Milwaukee Gar
den. The police are on their way to the
SPOT.
$50 A. M.-Nothing definite from Bay
View. The mob of Socialists which as
sembled at Milwaukee Garden has started
for Best's brewery. Three companies of
infantry, platoon of cavalry and platoon
of police are on the way to intercept them
o.cV A. I-IIl VI Inc shooting /
at Bay View report that two men were y
killed outright and two mortally wounded
and number slightly hurt The collision
occurred at Deer-creek bridge, close to the
village of Bay View.
10 A: M.-The latest reports from Bav
View show much more serious condition
OF affairs than at first reported. A crowd ;
of rioters commenced to form at $50 :
o'clock, and moved toward the mills. Six
military companies marched out of the
grounds and were stationed in front of the
works, and as the crowd approached. paw
ing no attention to the orders to halt the
dread word, " Fire !' was given After the
volley the crowd beat hasty retreat, when
it was learned that five lives had been sac
rificed and several persons wounded. One |
of the killed was a school-boy, who had
his school-books under his arm when he
fell.
While the trouble was going on at Bay
View, large crowd of Socialists and strik-
ers assembled at Milwaukee Garden. West
Side, and were preparing to carry out their
r,rcpratprpp fpr riot apd n