The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-12

0I00fin8 IL b0v0t0 furniture mNnufocs0Is
ing establishments locked out their men b.
cause Of the latter's demand for shorter
hours The men are confident Of winning.
No trouble ie reported from any part Of the
city from strikes or lock.outs.
PITTSBURGH, May 4.-Some Of the trades
reported yesterday that individual settle
workmen are still out and new strikes have
been declared. There are fully 1000 stone
masons idle whose demands are s3.26 for
nine hours work. One Allegheny stone con-
tractor ID said 10 have acceded TO the de-
mands. There are 800 plasterers striking
for eight hours A large number Of up
holsterers struck for . restoration Of the
CHICAGO. May 5.-The lawless element
was still industriOusly at work yesterday In
the lumber region. One or two threatening
crowds we're dispersed by the police without
bloodshed. The police entered upon their
service with spirit and the engagements
were short, sharp and decisive. Yesterday
afternoon In rain storm about seven
hundred strikers marched upon the paint
works Of Cary, Ogden & Parker, 276 to 2S4
West Eighteenth street. The four special
policemen on duty were pelted with stones
One of them stumbled and fell and while
lying on the ground fired into the approach
ing rabble. The rioters halted for q mo-
ment until one Of the leaders waved rusty
sabre over his head and urged his compan-
ions TO kill the PROSTATE officer.
About this time the Hinman street and
Twelfth street patrol wagons, filed with
officers, ratified down the street. When the
blue vehicles neared the rioters the officers
took aim over each Others shoulders and
fired vOlley after volley over the strikers
heads. The effect was amusing. Men with
their pockets filled with stones and men
with Slavonic boards and wooden swords
huddled behind barricades no more substan-
tial than picket fence; the others darted
down Eighteenth street to Center avenue
near which Is sort Of a rendezvous for the
thousands Of foreign strikers In the neigh
borhOod. Here the mob made q desperate
stand.
Officer Small, of the Hinman street sta
tion, leaped out of his wagon and started
after one of the leaders Of the riot, who was
yelling to his comrades to blow up the police
with dynamite. He ran into the crowd and
grabbed the Anarchist by the neck. The
latter screamed for help. The crowd surged
about the officer and his struggling prisoner
and then fell upon the former with stones
and clubs. Officer Small, to defend him
self, fired several shots into the crowd, but
without effect The shooting then became
hot and indiscrimnate. Smalps comrades
rescued from he ner,,oms nosition be was
ehot through Tho hand His nriaoner as.
capped.
ovory o,artar ond tha o;r uas f,iaS ,u;th
sai a"" ..W;,, 'u t,a so h;sa,,,na % hom,oT T'
na" s,,.h rad ,vhisIors % e es Ss ,o;,taS " .n "
onniont $50 raroivsr ot ns,oar Snail Safora M
ha oo,,id 1,,,,i tho tr,nnar no,aot;',a >t;ohoaI
Erorr.ou It,,,a,1 u t,s band .o,'S tno ,nn"a,
taiI - t,o nrnmna % Tha ,,nh .tnu rnpoa "o,
nnnn " Cransar ,1 amd draaond ID" hin, ton ,,to tHa
,nmddy n S,reSt ron,, es large 90 o ooooa' eno
n,t ,,b,,z.d ,,st hiS ohao,, anS hr;oI, liz
nr hi, T.; ne trah.ad I Tha Sataot,na en-, ~, ~
an .n''a', -. v,.4 r..;.a, a. s hiosS ,.,.',, W
fro,, s'u ;anrod ~"n ,ro,nS o' y, ''o'N po"''ns
'iom m J"ssou "o"n''
Inc remainder OF tne onlcers becoming
exasperated AT tne resstsnce displayed py
the rapidly growing lnop, nIea score OF
! snots lnto tne sulgihg. howling mass. One
man was seen 70 crop, put MS comrades
| picked MN up ana hurried tnrongn neigh,
Doring aiiey: Inc signt OF AnaIchlst plood
seemed 70 NIL tne rloters win rear, 1or as
soon as mey learned tnst Que OF tneil mum
ger nao Deen snot tney hea precipNate'
y. Inc onlcers then cnsrseo upon them I'M
ana captured seven OF tne leaaers. Ines
were taken 70 tne lWeiIth stIeet ana hin
man street M sta.ionS' saH. hain 1eli necessarily
curing the hgnE
around three barrels and boxes on Des-
PLANES street. between randolph and Lake,
a. egnt O'CLOCK iast evening. Augus'
spies tne ea,tor OF ~ tne o.; Arne.ter re; Aeuang,
the AnaIcnlst organ In TINS clty, $1,000 upol
one OF the barrels. ne maze prieI speech
4 the crowd anu tnou lntloauceo a.. n
PARSONS, one OF tne plohouhcea Ieauers o.
tne moVement Inc iatteI toiu MS nearer
nat lnstoa9 OF getthg yen hours pay Io
elgnt hours WolH statist'cs provea INA
workhgmen woay MSre OILY se..'ng M WV
houis. pay tor ten nouls work, anu II uneS
worKed elgnt nours az tne sa!ne wages tne.
Wouid oniy De gettlng 'nlee nours pay
Ior eght, houIs Work. ne warned nl'
auo'ence 'nae 'lie .,n,e wou,u eon.e WIZ.
the Drutai OPPRESSION Vi le caplIailsu
Woulo GrlVe evsIyone save Ineu'seves lnt.
the RANKS OIL oociallsm. liners was nlor'
danger 70 capitaiism from the hh'ghts o
Laoor outslae OF the orsahlzation, knowI
Dy tnat m name, tnan Iroln tne organlzat,ol
=, sr.,d 10 ond o r"oar,oinad nv f"roo .ud y,
oo,,nsa,ad he hoarors to arr, ~ tbomsoivas .nS
ho nrenered a. 70 ,nset s"rca hv sorns sor the, @
,vora L, tha maior;tv onS could not hui
tri"mrh ME W Ha % %iS MT " w,sS % IN ,ncite & 't' :,
h,oodsh.d h,t - h,ood ,vero .ni,,et
tho canit.,,sts would ha resnonsib,a fo,
m fnr thev Ler. mn tho nor
m.tuoi ranic IN tho p homes q,
tho s" ,,oor p0 hu tbe,r over ;rcraosino ani
nr;rdinn T axact,,ns IN ,;ttIo nhiIs ~.
ssnaaLare .o;J tSa Amar;con 90 oritai;st vii
d rad"ne .ba S A,narioan | = aouaro;cn tha frao,"a,
and % votar .0 "a a corditIon lower than f that q
tho Cb;uamon In nrJar 10 nrevsnt this n.