Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

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Center avenue at noon aud raided the
Rensfcldt drag store, Carrying on every.
thing portable Ia the store.
They then raided a liquor
store In the vicinity kept by q man named
Wayspo, carrying away or drinking the
| Liquor. Women and children Joined In
the raid. The police returned 70 the
scene and succeeded in dispensing the
mob
The strikers at the Deering reaper.
works held an open meeting ON the prai.
RE, near the factory, to-day. They DC.
mand an advance OF 20 cents for Niece.
work, eight hours work aud ten hours
pay, and double pay for overtime.
Inspector Bonheld raldcd No. "a West
Lake street this afternoon. This IL a
notorious resort OF the socialists. one
OF the rooms WAS occupied by freight
hands. The police cleared the place
Twenty five printers, arrested in the
Arbeiter-Zeitung building, were arralgned
before a justice. They were charged
with murder. Their cases were coniln.
ued TIL May ~. Bail was refused. The
dynamite found lin the Arbeiter- Zeitung
office this morning was, about noon To-
day, taken TO the lake front and exploded.
The effect was terrible. A piece about
the size OF an egg was placed In coup
ling link and exploded. The heavy piece
Of iron was scattered into line bits.
On the door leading mp to the Office OF
the Arbeiter-Zeitung the following notice
In German was posted: "The Arbeiter-
Ieitung win not be published for the
next few days. All advertisements can
be LETT at the saloon In the basement
The police raided an establishment kept
A la IM aeu ~.
afternoon, carrying away ninety guns aad
rcvolvers. II was declared that Bissott
had been supplying the socialists with
guns,
The railway companies have sustained
no moles,atlon OF any kind, aud with the
exception OF Lake Shore are moving
about all thefreight OF the yard.
Forty-four wounded officers and men
are al the county hospital. 0flleer Degan
is the only one dead among tho injured
officers.
Ofilcer Barrett Is dying. There appears
to be little hopes OF saving John Miller,
j. Hanson, Nelson Hanson and Thomas
Reddin. The remaining twenty-four
officers In the county hospital all have
show for recovery, but some are exc
tremely low. Two rioters, Il LulE aud
j. Seplane, are IN a very critical con.
ditlon, and u is expected they will die
THE MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
CHICAGO, I'LL, May 1.-THE Indignation
and concern OF the general public respect.
Ing the occurrence of last night has been
In no wise lessened as the day passed.
The prompt action OF the authorities In
arresting three OF the chief conspirators
aud accommodating evidence which, II rs
now believed, win fix the great crime
upon them, has called forth unstinted
praise All ordinary places of business
are open but there Is almost cessation
Of all ordinary transactions OF business.
Men are discussing the event IN all It's
serious phases ts,,,a IN Tae BaiQy eass haen
nof known during the carnage enacted by
Inc commute IN Paris so utterly cownrdy
and atrocious a murder as that OF last
night. II there IL any law TO reach the
nerpetrators and instigators OF the analr,
II is now positive that certain death
awaits them. ~.
Mayor Harrison this afternoon, alter
consulting with his department orhoers
and citizens, published the following
| proclamation;
To THE PEOPLE or CHICAGO; Where
40 great excitement exists among the
people OF this good city growing out Oh
labor troubles, which excitement IL IN
tensIaed by open defiance Of the guard
ians of peace by a body OF lawless men,
who. under pretense OF aiding the LABOR
ing man, Is really endeavorlpg 10 uesIro,
all law. -,
whereas, last night these men, D!
weanons never resorted 10 IN ciVlllae'
/ lands. except IA times Of war, for reYo
, lutlonary purpose, caused great blood
r shed among the citizens aud officers Q
the municipality, VINO were simply IN PEI
Torrance Of their duties.
4 Whereas. the city authorities prOpoa
4 20 protect iife and property at all hn'
/. ards. and i'm doing so will be oompelle
= 10 break up all unlawful or dangerou
gatherings, and
i whereas, even when men propose
4 meet for lawful purposes bad men ",
l.. attempt 10 mingle with themi arlueu WIZ
c cowartily missiles, for the purpose :
:. bringing about bloodshed, thus cnaal
gerlng Innocent personsi therefore
Carter H. Harrison, mayor OF the cry
n Chicago, do hereby proclaim ihas setl's
IS ings OF people In crowds OF Ptosussl",
u IN the streets aud 10 public places
q ne city are dangerous and cannot !
N nermitfed and orders have been issued
Ia nreyent an such gatherings and 70 brep
10 m and dispense all crowds. To preye
81 injury 10 innocent persons urge All ia'
re ABIDING people 10 quietly attend 70 ths
ST own affairs and not 20 meet IN croWn
Is n the notice order any gatherings 70 Oh
4. perpe and they are not oooyed, All pe
e. sons dIsoboying Will be trented az 10y
4; breakers and win surely incur the penai
- ~ their disobedlence, further assn
be he good people OF ChiesE0 that ths \
as Ice can protect their lives and proper
he and the good name Of Cnicago, ana Y
ad do SO. Signed,
y, CARTER HARmsoN, Mayor.
Nv THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
N, on the policemen hit win pieces u
on bursting bombs and bullets fred at tne
his officers John Dlegan and Nicholas sh'
ed non are dead. 80,
In The following officers are believed
be fatally wounded, but were sun a.
az p. M; 80 n
wn rett and George Miller.
az. Yhe following officers who sustain
No serious and probably fatal injuries ere
cot the county hospital: Thomas Mchen
rhe Henry Wienk, s. n Mahan, 3 +. schn
70 John IA. King, John Doyle, Henry bm
cen Thomas Hennessey, Joeeph Warns
,ith lanes BRADY, G. w Whitneyi J
ne pard Narphy, 81. flayin, Lewre
ber Murphy, Peter Bullerty, Sam sullivan
Al n. McNulty, Michael Haran, August
Ter 4. Jameson, James stanton, fAt
and Hartford, James Barber aud WIN
or Brltin.
Iast The citizens wounded at the COZ
b 4 james Lee, bullet wound IN the hi