Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-07
NEWS.
The Chicago Rioters Somewhat
QuiGtGd Yesterday.
NO MORE SERIOUS OUTBREAKS
REPORTED.
A Recommendation that Socialist
Prisoners be Held for Murder.
THE STRIKERS IN MILWAUKEE, ALSO
ouIETED.
The Strike of Trainmen in
Wyoming Continues.
DAVID DAVIS REPORTED VERY
The Strike of Trainmen il
Wyoming Continues.
DAVID DAVIS REPORTED VERY
ILL.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The Chicago Rioters.

CHICAGO, May 6.-There was another
outbreak at the corner of Eighteenth
street and Center Avenue about 8 O'Clock
last evening. Crowds lined the sidewalks
for several blocks, but were being kept in
motion as much as possible. Suddenly o
bottle was hurled from the vicinity OF a
drug store at several police. who were situ-
ated on an opposite corner. The officers
Immediately drew revolvers and fired.
The mob scattered in every direction.
Whether any one was seriously injured or
no. it was impossible to ascertain.
The inquest over the remains of Police
Officer Deagan, who was murdered by the
Anarchist mob Tuesday night, was con-
cluded at $40 o'clock last evening.
Chris Speis and Michael Schwab, two Of
the prisoners, made statements in their
own behalf, which damaged rather than
helped them. Schwab admitted that he
did not believe in a personal God. Fielden
made q statement that WAS uninteresting.
August Spies made no statement, and the
jury retired. They were out half an hour,
and then agreed on q verdict, recommend
ing that all the prisoners be held for muir
der without bail, and that Parsons be ap-
pretended.
A secret plot among Bohemian Anarch.
lists in the southwestern section Of the city
to start incendiary fires in the lumber dis
trict last night was revealed to the police
by a man in the employ Of q detective late
Yesterday afternoon. The plot included
the preparation 10 cut the hose OF the fire
department, and disable their machinery
when they responded to the alarms. The
preparations of the police are ample to
cope with any incendiary. One extra fire
tug will be sent up the river, and the dis
trict will be carefully patrolled.
The police al Hindsman street are all
alert, and any part of the incendiaries will
be met a summary dealing.
The fund raised for the policemen
, wounded by Tuesday nights bomb throw
ing amounted last night to SGT 900. Oh
this amount S12, 900 was contributed by the
members of the Board of Trade and S10,-
$50 by the railroads centering in Chicago
The balance was by private individuals
The wholesale grocers are also raising q
r large fund to be turned over tomorrow,
and 80 far lone OF them contributed less
than 500 each.
j. LATER-There is q greater feeling OF CON
0Q6uct appdEtub WIS hOi Aih6 AL ~ eDAA
ity Of the authorities to preserve the peace
The outlook continues threatening in Ger
a tain quarters, and the police expect thai
they may be called upon to dispense gath
:. erings in certain portions of the city, bu'
the arrest of q few Anarchists yesterday
|, insured the feeling that this element viii.
no longer prove so troublesome, in view o.
= the fact tina the police now believe all the
leading instigators of the recent trouble
have been Gagged, with possibly a notable
. exception.
o The collecting of evidence against conspi
/ rators is proceeding rapidly.
Last night warrants were issued for thu
> arrest of four striking switchmen employed
e by the st. Paul and Fort Wayne roads
U They charged them with obstructing thu
United States mail. One man was arrested
) last night by a Deputy Marshal. Th'
others have not been found.
The fund for the benefit OF the families
e Of the dead and wounded police hai
swelled to S2S, 900. The police rsided thu
" hall of the Anarchists at No. 4O6 Nortf
e Well street and So Clybourn Avenue thii
q morning and seized a few muskets.
Al Pullman this morning all the men a
the Pullman works and the Allen papel
n csr.wheel and car works are still out. Tit
locality was quiet, and disorders are no
Unprecedented.
Fully three-fourths of the Mccormick
e Harvester works employees reported fol
A duty this morning.
:. The ~proprietors of the Deering work.
70 decided this morning to grant the working
o day of eight hours, and an advance of Il
q per cent on the former pay. Seventeen
. hundred men returned to work this morn
y ing.
A report from the County Hospital thii
morning is that Officers Barnett, Flaven
8 Miller and Jacob Hansen are beyond re
covery, and are sinking fast.
y A writ OF habeas corpus has been sue6
out in the casa of the % conspirators and
o employees of Arbeiter Zeitung. They will
. have a hearing in the Criminal Court at Z
o O'Clock this afternoon. Four Of the i'm
prisoned Anarchists-August, Spies, Fiel
den and S~chwab--were photographed BY
the police to-day. Detectives inspected the
house at No. 1922 Henry street and found
so rounds of ammunition, two rifles, q
Q sword, bsyonet, revolver, "billy." and
t quantity of Anarchists literature. Standge
n the occupant of the house. is said by off,
GERS to be the molder Of the bombs. He
y was arrested and taken to the Central Sta.
ton. The police entertain the belief thai
II Standge is the man who threw the bomb
The New York Legislature.
ALBANY. May 6.-The Senate Committee
on Railroads made its supplemental and
final report on the results OF its investiga.
o tion of the Broadway Surface Railroad
C~ompany's doings. Il sessserts in the
r strongest language illegality in the organi.
cation Of the company and its utter dis.
9 regard of law in it's subsequent proceed.
ings. it's wholesale bribery of Aldermen
and the fragrant violations of law practiced
by the Councilmen in consenting to its
laying its tracks on Lower Broadway. II
speaks of the remedial laws, which have
been passed since the investigation began.
. as likely to have a salutary effect, and OF
the legal proceedings initiated against the