Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-06
LABOR TRoUBLES.
RIOTERS KILLED BY THE MILITIA
IN MILWAUKEE.
The Situation in Chicsso-g gocia,;st
Leaders Arrested-Affairs in
New York City.
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CHICAGO, May 5th-The occurrences ot
Monday and last night are ascribed in the
public mind to the teachings and recent
utterances principally of three men-A,
X. Parsons, August Spies and Samuel
Fielden, the speakers of last night. They
have been pointed out by nearly every
paper in the city during the past four DAYS
and the tragic elimination on Desplaines
street only appeared to emphasize these
warnings. Their arrest has been repeatedIv
demanded. The police searched for the
three men all night, but did not succeed in
finding them. A little after O'clock this
morning all three were found in a close
room IN the office of the Arbeite1. Zeituag. a
newspaper at 107 Fifth avenue. They
were in consultation when the officers
came upon them. They exhibited alarm.
but made no resistance. They were taken
to the central police station, block away.
and up to o'clock the public had not been
made aware OF their arrest. They are kept
see them.
ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE
Another great strike was iuauru-
rated this morning. Seventeen hundred
men, employed al the Deering Harvester
Works, stopped without notice or warning
OF any character, and without making anv
demands. Whether the men had been in
huenced by the riotous events directed
against the workingmen remaining at their
post Is not known. The managers of the
works asked for police protection. The
works are located in a district largely pop.
ulated by foreign speaking people.
DYNAMITE RED FLAGS AND INcENDIARy
BANNERS
Shortly after noon the police made an
other raid on the Office of the Arbeiter lei
tmg, and arrested a man in the office, who.
upon being searched, produced large re-
voiver and dirk. In the Office was discov-
cred several boxes OF dynamite and num-
ber of rcd flags and incendiary banners.
They were all seized
STORES EAIDED.
A mob OF six 20 eight thousand persons
reassembled near the corner of Eighteenth
street and Center avenue at noon, and
raided Rothschild's drug store, carrying off
everything portable in the store. Then
they raided liquor store in the near vicin-
lty, kept by man named Weiskopf, carry
ing away or drinking the liquor. Women
and children joined in this raid. The DO
lice returned TO the scene and succeeded in
dispensing the mob.
THE WOUNDED OFFICERS AND MEN.
Fortv-four wounded officers and men are
at the county Hospital. Officer Diegar is
the only one dead among the injured Of
hcers. AT oclock officer Barrett was re-
ported dying, and there appears to be little
hope OF saving the lives of officers Millar
Jacob Hansen, Nelson Hansen and Red
den. The remaining "A officers in the
County Hospital wards all have q show to
recover, but some are extremely low
ALLEGED BoMB-THRowER CAPTURED.
CHICAGO, May 5th-4 P. M.-The police
have arrested John Carpenter one of the
printers on the Arbeiter Zeit,tlg who thev
claim to have perfect evidence against as
the man who threw the bomb which caused
the havoc and murder last night. He is
strictly guarded.
GENERAL INDIGNATION.
CHICAGO, May 5th.-The Indignation and
concern OF the general public respecting
the atroclous occurrence of last night have
been no wise lessened as the dav passed.
The prompt action of the authorities in
arresfing three of the chief conspirators.
and the accumulating evidence which it is
believed will fix the great crime upon
them, called forth unstinted praise. All
ordinary places of business are open, but
there is an almost entire cessation of all
customary transactions The business
men are discussing the event in all its
various aspects. The Mayor has been
assured by all classes of citizens of their
desire to aid him in every possible way.
Hon. Il. Is. Washburne, ex-Minister to
France, remarked to-day that he had not
known during the carnage enacted by the
Commune IN Paris so utterly cowardlv and
atrocious murder as that OF last night. If
there Is any law to reach the perpetrators
and instigators of the affair." it is now posi-
tive that certain death awaits them
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
Mayor Harrison this afternoon, after
consulting with his department officer,
published The following proclamation
To the People Of Chicago: Whereas, great ex-
element exists among the people of this good
city, growing out of the labor troubles. which
excitement Is intensified by the open defiance
OF the guardians of the peace by body oi law
less men, underline pretense OF aiding the labor
ing man, but really eDdeavoring to destroy ali
law; and whereas, last night these men, by the
use OF weapons never resorted to in civilized
lands except in times of war or tor revolution
AIRY purposes, caused great bloodshed among the
citizens and officers of the municipality no
were simply III the performance of their duties;
and whereas, the city authorities propose to
protect life and property at all hazards, and in
doing so Will be compelled to break up all I'M
lawful or dang rous gatherings: and whereas
even when ms propose to meet for lswlnl pur-
them, armed with coward'y missiles for
the purpose of bringing about blood
shed, thus endangering innocent persons:
therefore !, Carter II. Harrison Mayor of the
city of Chicago, do hereby proclaim that
gatherings of the people in crowds or process
slons on the streets and in public places of the
city are dangerous, and cannot be permitted,
and orders have been issued to prevent all such
gatherings, and to break up and disperse all
crowds. To prevent injury to innocent persons
urge all law abiding people to quietly attend
70 their own affairs, and not meet in crowds. If
me police order any gatherings to disperse, and
they be not obeyed. all persons dsobeying
will be treated as lawbreakeTs. and will surely
incur the penalty OF their disobedience. | fur
believe the police can protect their lives and
properly, and the good name of Chicago, and
VIII do SO. CARTER II. HARRISON, Mayor.
POWERFUL EXPLOSIVE
The dynamite found in the Arbeitcr lei
aiag Office this morning was taken to the
AXE front and exploded. piece the size
Of hens egg was placed in coupling link
md exploded, The heavy iron was shat
ered into fine bits.
PRINTERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
Twenty-Five printers were arrested in the
Arbeiter Zeitang building and arraigned be-
ore Justice Mech, charged with murder.
The examination was continued until Nav
18th. Bail was refused.
PROBABLE INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.
An inquest upon the body of police Of
icer John Diegar, killed last night, was be-
gun at the City Clerks Office this afternoon.
Il is thought the evidence will result in the
Indictment of Spies and ether Anarchists
or murder.
RABID ANARCHIST WOUNDED.
Sam Fielding, rabid Anarchist. was ar
'ested with August Spies. He spoke the |
asst words 70 the mob last night which led |
o the slaughter. He was foundthis morn |
ng, and when safely Gagged at the Central |
station was discovered to be suffering from |
! gunshot wound in the leg.
COLLECTING EVIDENCE