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LAS VEGAS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 4; 1886.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1881.1
A.A.&J.H.WISE
HAVE
Money to Loan
ON
REAL ESTATE.
HAV .
Improved and Unimproved Property of every
sesc.riolion in every portion of the city of
Las Vegaa.
Buslnesa Lota to Lease,
business Lot for tíal ,
Bualueta Houses for Sale.
Residence Lota for l,ease.
Residences Houses fur Suit,
AND
uood Paying Business for Sale,
Two Largo Ranches for Sale Cheap,
County Hcr'p Hougbt and Sold,
tiold Minea (Paylngl for Sale,
Vine Faying- Silver Minea for alo.
A SAVINGS BANK.
Laboring men can pnrehaae property of ua
on monthly luatalimenta Instead of paying not
that which can never lie returned- HENT.
Don't pay rent Coma and look at uur bur
f alna on the Installment plan.
I CASH WILL ALSO
Buy fine property at the very lowest nnfrtiet
price. We aiao have many speciul bargaiuslu
real estate far below their cas value.
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Opposite the new Urowu Stone Opera House.
NOTARY PUBLIO .
.A3 VEGAS. - NEW MEXICO
T. B. MILLS,
DIALER IN
Mines, Real Estate
LIVE STOCK,
IfllFKOVF.n RANCHES,
Dates on Bridge Rtrei t. in nr Pcstodlce, LaB
Vegas, New Mivuo.
All kinds oft t-n llorial and county bonds and
warrants bough I and sold, and all kinds of
land scrip bought and sold nlikh will Incale
allclaaaee of g iveriiinent liind. rll'ty 1m-
R roved and unimproved ranchea for salo in
aw Mexico and ihe Kopnlilic ol Mexico, em
bracing ttacis I rom 25,0.1). to l,UU0,0on acres
each at from twouty cent to one dollar per
aore. Title perfect, rull Information sent
upon application. Having business connettl -n
with attorneys al Washington. D. C, we are
prepared te Hive putli-ular attention to prose
ting claim of evei y description against the
United Slates iro ecwent . Coleetions mudo in
any Dart of Hie iVrriiorv.
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Of Las Vegas.
UEO. 3. D1NKEL, President.
A. A. KEEN, Cashier.
CAPITAL $50,000
TRANSACTS A GENERAL, BANK
ING BUSINESS,
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TROPICAL STORE.
D. BOFFA,
Bridge Street, Las Vesas, N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
1 SEASON.
IMPORTED COODS OF ALL KINDS
Confectionery. Cigars,
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TOBACCO.
J. S. ELSTON,
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PAPER-HANGER,
AND
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PLK FACILITIES." "
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office.
H. W. WYMAN,
Tho Jeweler.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
CENTER fTRXSf.
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AFTER THEJPACHES.
Captain Lebo's Command Kills
Three Hostile Braves.
Great Klot Now Going- ou in
. Chicago.
Latent Bulletins Milwaukee's
Troubles. Wild Mob.
Chicáis Rióla,
Chicago, May 4, 2:50 p. ru. A great,
not is now In progresa near the oorner
of Morgan and Eighteenth streets
Crowds of striking lumbermen and
tboir adherents made an assault on a
body of police iu that vioimty. The
police charged the crowd repeatedly
and were stoned and tired at by the
rioters. In the encounter Detective
Michael (iraneer was seriously and
probably fatally injured by a flying
stone. Officer John Strong was shut
through the hand. 1
A number oí rioters are reported shot.
Casualitios not Jot known. Great alarm
exists m the southwestern portion of
the city.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Chicago, May 4, 3 p. m, Thesouth
WHhterru pt niou of the city was this af
ternoon the suene of another riot. To
ward noon a, croivd of anarchis: and
friends assembled at the comer of
Eighteenth aud Morgan streets for tho
purpose of holding a meeting. Tbey
also said they lutended an attack on tun
McCormick reaper works. The police,
who had been untitled of the affair,
kept close watch upon the proceediuga.
Hostilities commenced at 8:80; just in
what manner cannot be learned. A
number of detectives in citizan'i)
clothes, mixed with the crowd, number
fog at this bour nearly a thousand per
son, lectective Granger .attempted
to arrtsf, one disorderly man, and war:
set unou by a howling mob. Before he
could escape he was struck in the fore
head by a brick, knocked senseless and
badly injured. Revolvers were drawn
and ind incriminate shooting began, dur
ing wtiich Officer John Strong was shol
iu the hand. A large number of rioters
were also injured. The police charged
the crowd aud made seven arrest,
capturiug the man who threw tho
brick at Granger. At this hour the en
tire southwestern district of the city is
wild with excitement and alarm. De
tails 1 1 police are constantly arriving at
the suene.
THE LATK8T.
Chicago, May 4, 8:45 p. m. The po.
lice have succeeded in dispersing th
large crowd in the lumber district audi
ordef is in a measure restored. Ttat
police force has been thoroughly organ'
ized and largely reinforced to prevent,
any new outbreaks.
right With Indians.
Nooalfs, Ariz., May4.-Lieutenat.lt
Clark, of Captain Lebo's troop K, Tenth
cavalry, reached here at daylight thiii
morning with dispatches from the front,
Lebo had a hot engagement with tht
hostiles yesterday afternoon in the Pin
yoe mountains, losing one man and ont
wounded. Three Apaches were killed,
Being unable to dislodge the hostileti
from their stronghold Lebo withdrew
his troops. Troop L, Tenth, and troop
U, Fourth cavalry, left here at 1 o'clock
this morning for Pmyoe to aid Lebo in
his second attack which it is proposed to
make on the Apaches.
Breaking Fron Jail.
Win field, Kan., May 4. The pris
oners confined in the Cowley county
jail made a desperate attempt to escape
last night. Deputy Sheriff Herrod had
opened the jail door to lock the prison
ers in their cells, when they made a
dash at him, armed with stove legs and
lumps of coal. A blow on the bead
koooked Herrod down. One of the
guards tired at the crowd and instantly
killed W. P. Bennett, in iiul for coun
terfeiting. The guard received sev
eral blows on the head, which rendered
him insensible, and four prisoners suc
ceeded in making their escape.
Irons Opinian.
St. Louis, May 4. Martin Irons, by
whom the Gould system Btrike was or
dered, when asked what effect be
anticipated the method engine trouble
would have upon the Knights of Labor,
said: "We were fighting for recogni
tion and we got it from congress, wbich
represents all citizens of the United
Slates. Is not that complete enough
recognition ? Our order will grow after
tbisevon more rapiuiy man it nas dur
ing the past few weeks when applica
tions have boen so numerous for char
ters that we could scarcely hud time to
consider tnem."
atoning Ike Soldiers.
Milwaukee, May 5. Four militia
companies are now stationed at Bay'
view and are restoring quiet there.
Upon the appearance of the soldiers
they were stoned by the mob and sev
eral men weresligbtly injured. Captain
Borecbardt. of the Kosciusko guards,
was struck with a brick, whereupon he
ordered bis men to tire one round into
tne air. I be end is not yet.
Raiders from Mexico
Galveston, Te , May 4.-Governor
Ireland vesterday received a dispatch
stating that a band of Mexican soldiers
1,0.1 ..rnaaorl Intn Texas on the first in
stant, twenty miles below El Paüo, and
drove, back rulo Moxieo 27S bead ol cat-
tie belonging to the ranch ol J. J. Ale-
Comb, freaidio couuiy, luías.
Western Wool Growers la Convention.
Salt Lake, May 8. A convention of
1 1, nnnl o-rowers of Utah. Idaho. Wv
nminir and western Colorado was held
i . .1 n v, A memorial tn nnno-rasa
lie i o i"uj' - ' - -
and itong resolutions were adopted
protesting agmusb nwi fye'oo, Hub vu
tne iree use 1 , . '
SPORTING.
Opening ot the Memphis Running M set
it g-Bass Ball, Eto.
1 he Memphis Meeting.
Memphis, i'enn., May 3 The
weather was very warm, track fast, and
attendance good.
The first race was a three-quarter
mile runniig race, and was won by
Pearl Jennings, 1st; Pink Cottago, 2c ;
Forester, 3d; time 1:171. -
The second race was a one and one.
eighth mil rlssh. Nucos, 1st; Porter
Ashe, 3d; M mtezuma, 3d; time 1:58.
The third race was a half mile dash,
and was won by Jennie T. , 1st; M. Hood,
2d; Forester, 3d; timeO:49J.
The fourth race, one and ona eighth
miles, was won by Modesty; Long Viow,'
3d;Yooman, 3d; time 1:59J.
The fifth rnce was a steeple chase, and
was won byAaicolli; Puritan, 2d; Aure
lian, 3d; time fi:06Jr
A W reading Pont in Denver.
Denver, May 3. One of the finest
and most stubbornly contested Graecc
Roman wrestling matches ever wit
nessed in Denver, took place at the
Palace theatre tonight, between tlie
Frenchman, Antone Pierre, and Greek
George, for a furse of $750. Two best
falls in three. About 1,000 poople were
present, and time was called at 12:30.
The first fall was won by tho French
man in tweu'y nine minutes, who also
won the second in twelve minutes. The
men are considered Billing the Quest
wrestlers in tho country, aud were in
fine condition. Another uuttcb has been
made fur Thursday night fjr a purse
of 500.
Baae Ball.
Pittsburq, May 3. St. Lotus, 6;
Pittsburg, 9.
New York, May 3 Baltimore, 10;
Meiropolitans, 9.
Washington, May 3. Nationals, 13;
Boston, 11.
New York, May 3. New York, 3;
rinhuieiphia, 4.
Kansas City. Mtv 3. Detroit, 11;
Kansas City, 4.
Eight Honra iu HI. Louis.
St. Louis, May 3 Eight hour agita-
tton still continues in this city but strikes
and lockou's are fewer in number than
was anticpated. Moulders to the num
ber of 200 st ruck to dav in the foundries
of Christopher & Simpson, Schroper &
Koker, rums bros., and tlie ftlcftlurray
fudge company, The demands were
for eight hours pay by the day instead
of by the piece.
r ive hundred employes of the boutn-
em bagging company demanded f jwer
hours and more pay and are on a s:re.
A speedy settlement is prouao e.
Jcigbtv-nve wrappers in the employ
of Leggatt& Myers, tobacco manufac
tures, who struck Saturday tor' pieoe
work instead of pay ny tne day, re
turned to their places today their de
mands having been grauled. Twenty'
five stemmers working for the same
firm also struck, their demand are simi
lar to those of the wrappers, but were
not acceded to.
A committee from the Brewerj union
today called upon various brewers of
the city and demanded the adoption of
the eight hour system. The brewers
requested that no decisive action he
taken by the members of the union un
til after a meeting of the Brewers asso
ciation, which will be held Wednesday,
when thet promise to consider the de
mands, and formulate their reply as
soon aiterwatdsas possible. The Brew
ers of this city shouH be well satisfied
with their wages as tbey are paid uve
per cent, more pay per month than those
in Milwaukee, and an amicable adjust
ment will probably be ai rived at soon.
More Trouble at the McCormlck Works.
Chicago, May 4. The McCormick
reaper works opened as usual this morn-
ng, fully one-half the workmen re
turning despite the intimidation and
bloodshed of yesterday afternoon.
A special force of police on duty to pro
tect the men on tboir way to work,
Several crowds were early reported as
gatheringin the lumberdistricts. From
wbence the mob ot yesterday proceeded.
Strong detail on duty at the central sta
tion same as yesterday, and the entire
force held in reserve for any sudden
call. An attempt was made to bold a
mass meeting on the prairie where the
incendiary speeches of yesterday were
made, but the police dispersed the
crowd. The switchmen are still at
work, and the railroads are doing busi
ness as usual.
All Going to Work.
St. Louis, May 4. In addition to the
circular issued last night by the general
executive board of the Knights, order
ing members of district assemblies 17,
93, and 101 to apply to railroad compa
nies for the positions vacated oy tnem
when the strike was commenced; an or
der was sent to the master workman of
each local assembly informing tbem
that thestrike has been declared oll'and
ordering tliein to notify all their men to
make application for work today, litis
order applies to the Knights iu East St.
Louis, i lus morning at 7 o'clock targe
numbers of men applied for positions
at the headquarters of the various com panies
aud many names were immedi
ately placed on the pay rolls.
May It. A Laboring Man's Holiday.
San Ebancisco, Cal., May 8. Gov
ernor Stoneman of this state has deci
ded to declare May 11, a legal holiday
on the petition of the federation of
trades union, who bold a grand labor
parade that day in san rrancisuo.
Eight Honra Pay lor Eight Honrs Work.
San Francisco, Cal., May 4 The
eight bour system with eight hours pay
went into effect bere today in number
of fnrmture lactones ana cigar coops
No trouble occurred.
A favorable Indication,
ST. Louis, May 8. After several
months of idleness the Vulcan iron
work, at Carendelet, resumed opera
tion! this morning giving employment
(o about 00 men. '
THEGUEAT STRIKE
Ended by Ord.r To-Day How the Resnlt
( Was Atlslned.
St. Louis, May 3. Late Saturday
night.Messrs. Hayes, Bailey and Barry,
of the exueutive board of the Knights
of Labor, met the congressional labor
investigation committee informally and
the meeting led to the happy result of
the Knights declaring the Missouri ra
cilio strike oil, and explaining the oause
of their action in the following corre
spondence: To the Gsueral Executive Biard. Kn'ghts ol
l.anur:
St. Louis. Mv 3 Testimony taken today
by ihe oon rc'8:onnl InvuetiiraMna; oommlttoe
Khowa ooncluvlvely that Viry serious loases
lo mo o immerjiai, agricuituiai aaa otner in
tcretts of tbo ftü'lro country have resulted
from the late troubles iron the varloua lines
of vallnutds ncKi'mln.- with the southwestern
system "f ral Iroads in tho states of litinois.
Missouri, kau a. Arkansas ad Texas, and
tbt by reasou of said t-oublea a lara-e number
cr pe-aona, not uirecuy connectea therewith,
Iiuvh been thrown out of employment. Ua
w lliiiK at the present time to express our
opinions in regard to the causes wbich pro
duced this lamentable oonditlon of antttrs, or
to Indicate where the blnine lies lor its con
tinuance, and animated solely b? a desire to
renderell the assistance in our power in en-f
deavorinu; to restore i eace, In-iivldual n-ipp
nesa and commercial prosperity to the citlzeus
of the country, and lartlculurlr to thb Ave
states named, we do hereby respeo fuby but
enrnest'v request you, as American citizens,
having die welfare of our oinmou country at
h"art, to advine throu-'h the proper oiteial
chsanels thedlaeondiiuauceol tk"6trlke upon
the Tailwuy before mentioned aud to leave the
question wnolher the employes or the officers
ol too ourpornitona were Justifiable, to thode
oisifm that public opinlou may form, when
the congressional committee which baa that
matter under Investía: itlou sha 1 have c in
pleted their work. Feeling assured that coin
iitlance with this ieitest will meet, for your
board aud for t"oee who may act. in cenfurn
ity with yi'tir counsel, ibe approbation of the
people of tbe United Htalei.
Signed : Ths Coumittec.
How It llaiiened.
The congressional committee, after
having heard the testimony of promi
nent business men iu St. Louis, on Sat
urday endeavored if possible to have
the Kniuht of Labor to declare the
strike oil in the interest of peace, and
thai prosperity to the country be re
stored, and at an informal meeting hold
on Saturday night the matter wag
broached by the committee to the ex
ecufive boanl. A leit Vr addressed to tbe
board wits then drawn up and signed
by a'l meinbersof the commute, except
Mr Burns, who had gone to bis home
at L'l. Joseph. Oí course his signature
niudil not be offered, although he was
iu favor of this course. The letter was
left with Mr. Curliu, chairman of the
ceniiuilleH, to deliver to Mr. Hayes,
chan mm pro tern of the executive
hoard, and arrangements were finally
conrludud Sunday niht at an extended
ootid roneo between Mr. Curlin, on the
part of the congressional committee,
and Messrs Hayes, Bailey and Barry, of
tbe Knights of Labor
, (a rnnr Curiin said the result wag
iluoTo tbe untiring efforts of tbe execu
tive board of the Knights of Labor. Af
ter having been approached by tbe in
ytsligation committee they at once used
eviry effort to have tbe strike termi
nated for the sake of peace and the in
terests of all people, and especially the
htisine.-s interests of St. Louis.
After receiving of the congressional
committee's letter by the board, a joint
oonference was held, oom posed of mem'
bersot the
GKNKltAL EXECUTIVE BOARD
and executive boards of district assem
blies 17, 113 and 101, which resulted in
the adoption of a resolution contained
in the reply to the congressional com
mittee, and also the following resolu
tions to the citizens' committee ot St.
Louis:
To Thomas O'licllly, chairman, and 1 humas
Alorria, awcretary; uentiomen;
Your communication of Anrtl 2Sth was
placed before the Joint executive boards with
tbe following result: That wa accept your
proposition and leave the matter In the hands
of tho general executive bourd to fix. a date
for compliance with tbe aaine. Ibe citizens
which you havcthe honor to represent desire
the approbation ot the whole community for
the efforts made to amicably adjust and settle
the difficulty existing upon the southwestern
avstem of roads, in behalf of local and inter
state commerce and for tbe restoration of
nesue and harmony between labor aud canital.
We have selected Tucsiiav, May 4th, lstu, as
the time when the strike shall be dea.ared at
an end. ' Very truly yours.
John W, Havus, (Jenoral Executive.
A Horrible Murder and Suicide.
Detroit, May 3, A special to the
Evening Journal from Tekosha. Mich.,
says that a horrible crime was com'
mitted a ha!' mile east of there this
morning. R. Shedd, a wealthy pioneer.
of this section, killed his wife at 7
o, clock this morning by beheading her
with an axe while she was dressing. He
then evidently went to the k'tohen and
cut his own throat. When discovered,
Mrs. Shcdd was lying in one oorner of
her bedroom, with only part of her
clothing on. Mr. Shedd was lying in
the kitchen near tne stove in a pool of
blood. Shedd was 33 years of age and
ono of the earliest settlers in this section.
The cause ot the tragedy is said to have
been domestic trouble.
Remit of the Law's Delaya.
Nebraska City, Neb.. May 3. A
well organi.od gang of Vigilantes met at
a farm bouse south of this city and re
solved to force the jail and lynch Shel
Innbargor between 2 and 4 o'clock to
morrow morning. One tt the party
gave the game away to the sheriff who
biirredely had the prisoners taken to
thes'.ate penitentiary. Tbe evidence
goes to shnw that Sbellenberger was
implicated in tbo murder of Thomas
Leonard who was killed May 18, 1884.
Leonard's watch is said to have been
(round in Sbellenbergui's bouse. Shel
leuberger is also suspictoued cf several
other murders. .
ftitrs-Glyesriae Explosion
Pínole, Cala., May 9 Tha nitro
glycerine bouse of the California pow
der works, loeated a short distance frdm
here, was blown to atoms this afternoon
by the explosion of 1,300 pounds of
nttrO-giyceriue wuiuu 11, cuuiaiusu.
Three Chinese, and Andrew Anderson
fnhitel were killed. The accident is
believed to have been caused by one ot
th Chinamen while engaged 10 an al
tercation with one of bis countrymen,
dropping a bucket lull 01 nitro-glycerine,
wbich exploded from conouaston.
RIOTOUS STRIKERS
la Chicago Have Fatal Encounters With
the Police.
Chicago, May 8. Shortly after 3
o'clock, a crowd of socialists and others
who bad worked themselves Into a
frenzy of excitement, started yelling
towards the McCormick reaper works,
half a mile distant. Tbe police were
immediately telephoned for and soon
arrived, and drawing revolvers tired in
discriminately into the crowd which
scattered in all directions. Five of the
rioters were wounded, and carried from
the scene; no one is reported killed.
The entire reserve force of the city po
lice has been called out to preserve or
der in tbe vicinity of the troubles. The
scene at the McCormick works was
riotous in tbe extreme. By 4:20 at least
150 policemen had arrived on the
ground and were still coming in patrol
wagons. By. this time the windows
of the factory had been
riddled with stones and bullets.
Two of tbe patrol wagons while on the
way to the scene stoppod to dis
perse a noisy and demonstrative crowd
at the oorner of Blue Island avenue and
Lincoln street. The mob attacked them
with stones, but the officers jumped
from the wagon and by a vigorous use
ot their clubs soon sent tbe rioters fly
ing in all directions. Tbey then turned
and began driving noisy crowds out of
the numerous saloons in that neighbor
hood, using their clubs indiscrimi
nately. In9ide the fence of the McCormick
works Officer Ratlerty bad a narrow es
cape. A rioter who bad got inside
came up behind him ana was pointing
a pistol at bis bead, not two feet away,
when Lieutenant Shephard
STRUCK HIM TO THE EARTH
with his club, shivering it to pieces wiib
tbe vigor of the blow. At S o'clock the
police were forming a hollow square in
side of which they intended to
ESCORT THE MEN
at vork at McCormick's beyond the
mob s reach, noon afterward tbe po
lice esoorted McCormick's men tin be
yond Twenty-second street without
trouble, except from an occasional
stone burled from a safe biding place.
Four men were found wounded with
bullets and tbey were taken away in the
patrol wagou. Une was shot through
Ihe hip and one through tbe leg. There
were many badly damaged heads.
No Trouble Anticipated si Denver.
Denver, May 3. Laboring men
took no action in tbe eight hour move
ment today. All men employed at
round bouses, foundries, smelters,
planing mills, as well as carpenters and
masons went to work this morning and
worked ten hours as usual. Node
mand has been made for reduction of
hours except in a few cases, aud no
strike or lookout is anticipated. Mill
men do not favor tbe movement and
will refuse to accede to a demand pro
viding a combined one is made. A
general desire prevails to avoid
trouble and unless matters assume some
new phase within two or three days,
nothing will transpire and the move
ment will die out.
THIS SPACE
3for
Charles Ilfeld.
Who will Opsu In a Few Days One of the Finest
Lines ot Novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods,
etc a that has ever been displayed
in Las Vegas.
T- W. BARTLETT,
DEALER III
FIHE JEWELRY
SOJJ" HVBHY
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Silverwares Filigree Jewelry.
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