Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12
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STRUGGLING TO RUN CARS.
Btg Forces OF Police Required to Keep
the Roads Clear I'm Chicago-Dyna.

Big Forces OF Police Required to Keep
the Roads Clear I'm ChicagO-Dyna.
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CHICAGO, Oct l2.-About twenty-five men were
held in reserve all night at the western avenue
barns ready TO run out cars on the shortest notice
Two policemen were stationed in the barn all
night. An extra squad has also been waiting al
the West Madison street station, rumor having
been spread that mob OF strikers might attack
the barns 10 get at the men. The usual NUMBER
OF cars were started on the North Side this morn
Ing, meeting with no opposition.
MAssING THE POLICE FORCE.
Orders have been issued for the concentration OF
$50 policemen at the Desplaines street station,
and the supposition Is that an attempt Is to be
mIde 10 get out a larger number OF West Side cars
than have been run at any previous time since the
strike WAS inaugurated. The few strikers gathered
around the barns this morning declared that cars
would not be run. The North Side cars made
their trips this morning without serious
Interference The track distractions were few
and the populace seemed to have become weary
OF shouting "rdtS" and "scabS" at the new men.
Chief Hubbard says that cars will soon be started
from the Western avenue barns. Two hundred
and MY policemen have been distributed along
the line on West Madison street to preserve order.
WESTERN AVENUE CARS NOT INTERPRETED WITH
AT 10 O'Clock three cars were run out OF the barn
at western avenue under the protection OF a
center OF the city without encountering serious
trouble. 1t Is announced that about forty cars
Will De run during the day.
CAPT. sCHAACK SAYS THE BOMBS ARE DEADLY
Captain Schaak, OF the North Side police dis
covered this morning that the dynamite which
Jules kalZeberger was caught placing on the
street-car tracks on Sedgwick street yesterday
afternoon Is the most violent explosive ever found
by the police In this city. Tine captain and Ed
ward Furthmann, the attorney for the street car
company, both OF whom are experts on explo-
sives, carefully examined the stun at East Chi
cago avenue station this morning. Several
pieces OF IL were found on the tracks
They are cone-snaped, about the size
and shape OF half egg. Captain
Setback says the explosion OF one OF these cones
mat three OF them (and that is the way they were
placed on the tracks, would blow a street car so
high that a fire shovel would hold the largest
fragment II three OF them were placed in a gas
pipe they would make bomb precisely like those
made by Louis Lingg, the anarchist. A dozen o,
these cones were found In KalzeDerger's
pocket On the surface of each cone Is
small indentation through which pro-
trudes something which looks like
torpedo. Pieces or wire about 2 inches in length
extend from the bottoms, and by means OF these
the bombs were fastened to the rail so that tue
nat surface would be on top oil the rail Kalze-
berger has not been booked, but was cloSeted this
the latters private Office. The captain is trying
the pumping process, but apparently with poor
success thus FAR.
CHIEF HCBBARD DECLAKES THEM HARMLESS.
Chief OF Police Hubbard says that more care
Iul investigation OF the supposed dynamite bombs
SHOWS that they contain pla,te OF paris instead
OF explosive. and are consequently harmless. They
are made In exact imitation OF the dynamite
bombs used by the anarchists here, and were evil
drivers
THE CHIEF CHANGES HIS OPINION.
LATER-The chief OF police now says they were
dynamite bombs OF a very destructive character.