Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-08
soRnEps OF SOCIALISTS.
The AUbciter Zeitung Issued as a
Small Sheet.

morning, though in very reduced form.
The old paper was large, prosperous
looking folio sheet, while to-day's issue is
a 10 by IL inch hand bill. The leading ar
ticle to-day is addressed to the working
men of Chicago, and after relating the
difficulties they had in publishing the pa
per, owing to the arrest of all the printers
and editors, the article says:
''These twenty-five printers were ar
rested on ridiculous charge OF murder.
people who did nothing but work and for
which they were raid. Bail was refused
for them on all sides. There was q sys-
tematic ATTEMPT TO make the reappear-
ance of the paper impossible.
You see then, wOrkingmen, that the rul-
ing class understands better than you the
value OF a labor organ.
DISRUPTION IMPOSSIBLE.
''We will show YOU that although the
recklessnese of some may temporarily
confuse 1t cannot disrupt our working
mems party. We, therefore, appeal to
you, workingmen. You will see that the
wOrkingmen's movement without an
organ is impossible. y We shall con-
tinue the fight for freedom ana right that
this paper mas always conducted.
Forward, aud unhesiUatingly forward, in
y Again, w0rkingmen, do your duty;
we will do ours.
FINDING OF THE DYNAMITE.
In another part OF the paper is an arti-
Gle which indirectly charges that the
dynamite which the police found in their
building was brought there by the officers
themselves. They say:
''After the police had arrested the edit
o-s they carefully searched the building,
but found nothing A short time after
they resppeared and arrested all con-
nected with the paper; aud behold, they
also found dynamite. They are also said
ton ave found revolver and an old file,
Indeed, dreadful And this find is said
to prove that the printers are murderers."
The writer then goes on to say that the
whole thing is a conspiracy TO suppress
the paper forever.
Fieden, the Socialist Englishman now
under arrest. was treated by Dr.. Dexter,
this morning. The doctor states thai from
the course of the bullet Fielden evidently
shot himself while carrying his revolver.
ARREST OF A DYNAMITER.
While no further violence is at present
Threatened, reserve police force is still
retained at the flnman and Twelfth
street stations. The police arrested a
suspected dynamiter named William
Sedger on North pier this forenoon and
afterwards searched MS room at NO. 442
Sedgwick street. There was found large
quantity OF dynainits. two guns and a
large quantity Of cartridges. The lear
exhibited by the man when taken
into the central police station, about noon,
was almost painful. His face had
deadly palOr and he could hardly keep
from falling. What evidence the police
possess against him is not stated.
The lumber dealers Of the city have
subscribed $4,000 to the police fund. The
subscription now bids fair to reach $780,
coo, if not more.
NO SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
States Attorney Grinnell decided to-
day that the case of the anarchists should
not be referred to a special grand jury.
The accused will be brought before the
regular grand jury on May IT. To-day
the police captured a Bohemian named
James Turck at TAI Loomis street, and
found in the house one long muZzle-lOading
shotgun, one six-shOt revolver and
a quarter keg can of powder, and a
bundle of German anarchist newspapers,
a lot of pamphlets bearing the name OF
Johann Most, and much other stuff,
showing the owner to belong to that class
of Socialists for whom there Is now no
rest in Chicago. Turck has been in Chi
cagO Is years. He is said to be Secretary
VI luC uOuJ lONs
THE INQUEsTS.
The inquest en- the bodies OF Officers
John j. Barrett, who died yesterday
morning, and George Miller, VINO died
last night, victims OF the bomb episode,
was held this evening at the City hos
pital. In Barretts case the inquiry con-
sisted simply Of the reading of the evil
dence taken at the DieQan inquest.
Officer Barretts remains were conveyed
to an undertaking establishment on Chi
cag0 avenue this afternoon, and the
county physician made pOstmortem ex-
animation. There was a wound in the
right side of the body, near the eleventh
rib, which extended TO the liver and al
most through that organ.
LODGED IN THE LIVER.
Deeply embedded in the liver the Doctor
found piece OF Barretps coat about the
size Of a one cent piece, and also a bit Of
thin lead about the dimensions Of dime,
which proved to have come from the
bomb, as there were marks OF dynamite
vessel. A wound was also discovered in
the heel OF the right foot.
Mrs. Parsons. wife OF the anarchist,
called on Sheriff Pauchett this morning
and asked to see the prisoners. She was
peremptoriy refused. All the police sta
tiOn houses IN the city are draped in
mourning and flags are at half mast.
The railroads are receiving more
freight aud are experiencing no trouble
from the strikers. The roads have mott.
fled the striking men that they will have
until tomorrow 10 return to work. and il
they do not their places will be filed.
INCENDIARY CIRCULARS.
Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned IN the lower wards Of Allegheny
aud some parts or this city to-day by the
distribution Of anarchistic circulars in
large numbers. The circulars we're
printed in German and English, and urged
the workingmen 70 revenge the killing OF
McC0rmick'5 men, and 10 burn, pillage,
wreck and destroy. aud to eat, drink and
be merry. The circulars were distributed
so cleverly that no suspicion OF their
character was entertained until thou
sands OF copies bad been given out. In this
city there are seven groups OF anarchists
with a total membership OF not more than
15O.
Cluverius Seeks a Rehearing.
RICHMOND, VA. May THE counsel for