The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-05-19

Additions to the ranks of the strik-
ers were small Lyon & Healy, man
ufacturers of musical instruments, en-
oeavored to send a load to the Roths-
child department house and their men,
to the number of 20 were at once call
ed out. Ten men left the ]. w. Fer
nald Co., hay and feed contractors, for
the same reason.
MESSENGER BOYS IN 1T.
About 100 of the day messenger boys
at the Postal Telegraph Co.'S main
Gffice struck again this morning-for
what reason is not clear. They rush
ed up and down the. streets, hooting
and jeering drivers and guards of pass
ing wagons and finally throwing sticks
and stones. They became so turbulent
finally that squad of police was sent
after them and eight of the larger
boys were arrested and locked up at
the Harrison street station on charges
of dlsorderly conduct. The Postal
managed to secure additional help and
handled their business during the day.
The regular night messengers reported
for duty as usual this evening The
Western Union boys who started the
fever" yesterday were all at work to-
day.
AND THE SCHOOL BOYS, ALSO.
The situation as regards the public
schools has not improved. This de-
spite the action of the board of educa-
ton in making public a notice to all
parents calling their attention to the
compulsory education law of Illinois
and warning them they would be fined
to the extent of the law should their
children be allowed to remain away
frCm school.
Five schools in addition to those
reported yesterday were short large
number of boys this morning-making
ten schools in all. At the James Otis
school on the south side the strikers
made serious demonstration, throw
ing sticls-and stones at teachers who
yentured outside and breaking many
windows. During the day it became
necessary to detail 400 policemen in
| tie vicinity of the various school
/ buildings and tonight it is estimated
that nearly 5000 pupils are out The
board of education has instructed Su-
lIerintendent Cooley to begin vigorous
action tomorrow and President Mark
says that If necessary the board will
seek out the boy ringleaders and
place them in the Juvenile Jail until
they return to their senses. FuTther-
more the parents will be made to UNI
derstand that the Strike" must bel
stopped.
INVESTIGATING A MURDER.
The investigation of the killing Of
Charles Carlstrom. former union
man for whose death Charles Gilhccleyl
and two companions are being held
is progressing rapidly and in connec-
tion with 1t the state is endeavoring
To lay bare the secrets of the union
method of education" by means of
hired sluggers, who. 1t is alleged, ara
paid so much for every marked" man
they put out of the way. Gilhooley
and his companions were positively
identified today by several more wit
nesses of the slugging of Carlstrom,
and this evening Assistant States At
Itcrney Fred Fake, in charge Of the
case said:
81 am certain that the evidence gath
cred thus far and presented to me is
amply sufficient for the indictment of
at least six men for murder and ten
CT probably more-for conspiracy"
UNION HEADQUARTERS RAIDED.
While the hearing was going on, the
police raided the offices of the carriage
and wagon makers union, accompan-
fession to a knowledge of the payment
Of money to Gilhooley for "educa-
ItonaI' work. The police seized every
hook and paper in the safe and these
will be used by the state. This action
came as a great surprise to the mems
ters of the union and some of the
leaders are much disconnected.
THREE ATTEMPTS AT MURDER.
At the injunction hearing before
Master In Chancery Sherman today
Fred Buckminster, head of the private
detectives. put into service by the
Employers association testified that
union men have made three attempts
to murder him within the past two
weeks; that union pickets and SYM
rathizers collected in great crowds
around the injunctlon-protected wag-
ons, endeayoring in every manner to
irjure his men and the drivers, and
finally that men wearing union but
tons tore the injunction placards from