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FURTHER scams AND notation.
Nonunlnu Men In Chicago Beaten by Strik-
nrn For Attempting to Run Trains With
Pullman Cars Attached—Report. Show
11 the litrlko In still euro-sling.
()chaoo, July :‘l.-—-'l‘bc city is demoral-
lzcd. and a noxious "famine in thrcatcned.
'l‘ilcreul'o no moat, milk nor vegetables
coming into the city. and the supply in
hand is almost exhausted Ice cannot be
purchased. The worst is yet to come.
Eight thousand men have boom laid oil at
the stockyul'ds, and by a vote at night the
Amorlcau lodcration of Labor, the
Knights of Labor and the other organiza
tlons ill a mass Illoctiug dccidcd to close
every induntly in Chicago at once. Tho
cng'lncc re and lirolllcll. up to the present
time tho lllnlnstay of the railroads, nro
also going out. The lroublo the: atons to
be the groan-st or or known in this coun-
try. \iclcme is rcportod in many parts
of tile city.
’i'hc day was spent by both forces in
playing a waiting game, each side Ilnrrow-
ly watching for the next move of the
other. lluliwuy officials profuse to be non-
guine of the ultimate defeat of tho strik‘
era, and tho latter are equally certain of
final sllcccss. At a numbcr of vantage
points throughout tho city efforts were
made to mow frr-lght trolns, which wcre
promptly frllretrulcd by tho strikers and
their nylllputhicrs, who pounced upon the
trains and cnrricd of! the links and pills.
Firclllcll and cnginccrsl on the Illinois
Ccntrul road went on It strike today.
This was fullOWI'll by tho announcement
that tho switchmell and firomcll on the
Wabnsb. u Wagncr linc, had struck. To-
day both sides expect dct'cloplllcnts of a
serious character. The gcncrul Inunngors
arc prcparillg to meet riolcllcc with force,
and thc strikers arc anticipating lcgul
culllpllCiltldiia‘ which may compel a new
line of action.
The [lock lsinnd road was the first road
to formallyucknowicdgo its inability to
bandlo passengcr and freight buslncss,
and the last mail was, abandoned, The
“l suburban service in dead. its through trains
as far as Davenport are not moving, its
freight buslncss is llfclcss. and it is III a
condition of complete iIIIIIlobiiity. The
switch cngino men and fircmcn of tho
Wabash road have not worked today.
The Michigan Control switchmcu hcld
a meeting and asked that road not to in
torcbango froight with tho boycotted roads.
The officials docllncd to acccdo to the do-
lnnnd, and tho switcbnlcn walked out.
As a penalty for its cleverness in run-
ning the blockade with a train of meat.
the road will probably be called upon to
pay a costly iorfoit, for thc Lako Shore
mm are ucllcdulcd to go out in a body
today.
it is said that the l'llitcd Stilton gov:
ernnlcnt will take a hand in the strike. A
bill for an injunction protoctlng all rail-
roads from illtcrfcrcnco will be llicd by the
govorIIIIu-nt. It is said to ho so drawn as
to involve those who did regard its provi‘
slum in thc fodcrul laws against. conspira-
cy. Numerous arrcsts will follow.
All mail trains went out as usual to-
day except those on the Rock Island. The
truck; of that rumiut Bloc Island are still
blocked by trains dcralicd An cflort will
be mudc to get. ll the trains through with
the ihs‘irltlilice o'l thc deputy Illarshals
l' nitod Status Marshal Arnold contini
ucd thc work of swearing in deputies. iii-q.
Ilisltlous for additional Illcn began com-
ing in from the various railroads as soon
no tlll- oillcc was opened. The h'nnta Fe
asked furzl .3 men to be used at Sixteenth
street and announced that it would want
more tomorrow. Twenty thrco deputies
wcro soot to tho Panhandle tracks. at Riv
ersdulo. um! four passcngcr trains were
brought ill.
latter the some road nskcd for live extra
men at tho Ill-pot. Superintcndcllt Troy
oi the railway mIIil scrvico uskcd that more
dcputlcs bc sent to Blue island, as ho had
been notificd that the strikers thcrc. num-
bering about do“. were becoming unruly,
and thc oiliccrs wcro unable to do any.
thing with ”WI“.
More deputies were sent. Thirty depu-
tlou wuro sent to Harvey to hcip move
trains. Marshal Arnold said about 300
dcputicc bud boon sworn in. The gmntest
dilllculty llc cncuuntr‘l‘cd was arming the
men. but revolvers were purchased from
pawnshnps and warnhouso storms.
'i‘hc l‘hlcugo, [lock island and Pacific
has pot-llml aimllctln announcing all trains
abandoned until further notice. This is
done for the reason that tho road in block-
od with knight and in full of dcrullcd
corn and misplaced switchcs from here
south, and lhcstrikumart- in an ugly maul,
and it is not solo to run trains.
Scroll lcadors of thc utrikl'rrl are lnrllatcl
of thc county jail. ’l'ilcy will ho arraign—
ed lli‘lllh' l'lllrml Stub-q ('ormulsalollcr
l’hilip lloyllo on the charge of criminally
violating tho l'llltcd Hinton slutntcs rcllw
ing to L'i’illli‘ll and criIIIilluls, and which
providc that if two or llmrc personal-un-
spirc cllhor to coIIIIlIitulIy ollonsc against
tho i Ilitcll Slum ul' tmlcfruud lhol'nitui
Null-a in tiny mumlcr or for any purpose.
and if oIlc or morc suc h purtiw should do
any out ti «(in-(l tho ohjccto! Mlch con
uplrucy. all of tho portion in such conspira-
cy fillilll lm iluhlc to it pcuoily of not loos
than Homo or mom than illmmo, or not
moi-o than two ycuru' llIIprlsoIIIucIlt.
'l‘llc olllorru of tho strccl and cubic lllli'!
hcrc how cxprcnscd tlIcIIIsvlvciI M coull.
dent that lllcir men will not go onto!
ilcbn' ocdur. but thcro ls mum uucnsincas
among tlu' clllpinyocnoi tho nllcy "l." Mid
tho intkustn-ct' 'l.”. and it in thoughtthcy
may go out It ordcrml
A I'r'lilln recciwd hum from llnnvliio.
ills" says a moat scrioml stoic of things
prevails thcro. Hcvornl trains on the Wu-
bash and tho Chicago and Boom llllnois
roads arc hold at that point, and although
auroral L'nltmi Stun-s deputy marshals
are on duty at the yards they are utterly
unable to prevent rioting. Form are on-
tcrtolnod that much damage will be done
to railroad property. and l'nitcd Stem
Marshal Arnold will send down an addi-
tlonal force of deputies M soon nettle men
can be sworn in. ,
Engines luwe been ditched. oars thrown
of! tho truck and Wfll‘l’ cIII-s stoned.
lie for as known no lives have been loot.
Dmvlllc is ill?) miles from Chicago.
“cleanup-tin.
Clrclsnnl, Joi$2 2.———'l'hs on neon
nndllremenci tho lg Four and incln.
tutti. Hamilton and Dayton rallwnysnwt
Ind decided that they ind no
andwonld mush: loyal. Thronginesrs
alum Cincinnati Hannah 0! Ludlow
a notice at night that they had quit.
“my elated that the costumes on the
Southern hull born ordmi oil A new
mglnmend dramas and: out the s o'cloctl
, mm not um'm
wmmmolotsd Tumult-113M!
intimation :l irirtlon batsmen Deb:
Phoim. Dolor blames P ion for union
out the switoblllcn ol' ihc lg Four, which.
he says. was unjuetlliallie and unauthor-
ized. Today Phclnn want to c
Behalf, who represents the Big Four in
the absence of President lugails, and offer-
ed to order the switchmon of tho Big Four
to return to work provided Schni! would
recognize Pholun as representing the
Americalr‘onioll and would give his word
that tho moo would bu received without
prejudice. Hl-crctllry lit-hail rciuscd tho]
first condition. Annealing of strikers and
their sylupathizcrs. numbering 1,000. was
addrcsscd by Goncrul l{cllyof tho con".-
nloIIwI-alc and by i“. W. l’hclnn or the
American ’lIIilwur union. Mon to take
the places of otrikors mo coming in nu.
Inorousiy and are quurtcmi qlliolly.
Pittsburg Threatened.
Pl'l’i'fim'uo, July z.-.~‘cvcral meetings
were held hcrc by railroadcrs, but no ac-
tion was tulillll. ’i‘hc mun arc in every
restless otnto of mind, and any rcIII-u'moblc
prctoxt will be suiliuicnt to bring about a
strike.
At a Joint meeting of engineers and fire-
men in Ailcchany it was announced that
the railrouders of tho Fort Wayne who
had boon h'llrcpl‘ildilii on account of lac k oi
buslncss were asked to go to Chicago to
take tho places of strikers, and upon thcir
rolusiug their names wcro stricken from
the books. This is considcrcd by tho men
equivalent to a (llfii‘lilll‘l'v3. Should such
he the mac. it is thodgut- it. would ho
grounds for u gricrullco.
Summing up nil l‘t'lmrlh‘. it looks as
th0ugh tbc strike Would rcach hero by
tomorrow. when u general ticup will rc-
sult, as the A, ll. 1'. is very wcllorgnllizcd
in this section.
Tied l'p at Salt lake.
SALT ilAKl. itm‘, July 2:.-—At a mcco ,.
ing of railwayclllployI-cs tho brnkelucn,
lircmcn and .wilchmcn decided to go out
at oncc, and the shopmcn will follow.
Thcy hnd received positive orders from
Debs to strike». The Union l’ucificroad
made no attempt tosvnd ont- trnins for
the north or t‘llrlt. ’l'hc i'nion Puciflotruin
leaving for the north is hold at Ogden.
The Rio Graudc u'cstcrn through train for
the east, due to leave here at 7 o’clock, is
still in the yards.
Out In Cheyenne.
CllI-zl'ltxxn. Wyn, July 2.—'i‘he Ameri-
can Hallway union lodge imrc has (iccldcd
to join the Pullman strikers. L'nloll l’u-
ciflc passenger train So. 5 was hchl at
l-lvanstoll lor want of a fireman. it was
brought bore, whcrc it is being held for
the arrival of the lust mail, when an of-
fort will be made to take it on (last. Won't
bound trains Nos. 1 and T nrc being held
at Laramie. i'llc Alncrimll Railway IIII-
ion claims Joli iliI‘ ll hero and villi) at Lorn-
mlo. .'
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In Famine In Perry.
ST. Lill'ir, July "J.—A spccini to Tho
chuhlio from Perry, 0. '1'., says: if tho
strike continues on the Santa Fe two days
longcr, this city will have u bccr and ice
lamina ’l’h» supp] y is short, and dculcr.
at largo tmvlln uro abort, and railroad
agents will not receive goods for ship-
Iucllt. CltlZl'llf'l here four a famine owing
to lilo extn-Il'c but wcnihcr.
Operators 00 (int.
Tom-nu», .iIliy 3.-.\iark Wild, chairman
of the adjustment Committee of thc .\mcr~
loan Railway union for tho Hocking Vol
loy systcm, has ordered out on strike all
the operators ill lllL‘ clllploy of the road,
and tho tclcgraph hilttea along tho lino
will be olosvd toduy. 'i hi~ will citllcr Slup
altogether or seriously adorn the passen-
gor trollin.
Struck In l'ortlnud.
Poln'mxn. Ur. July 2.—~.\ii switch-
Illcll ulld tin-own. cur clclulcrs, round-
housc and yIIrdIIII-Il went on a strike to-
day. 'i'hc Nur'. u-rn l’lu'ilic started a trulll
with l’lllllllnln last night, but it prmrocd-
cd only its for us liobh- :Illd rct-IlrIIl-d curly
this morning. The Iicup is. complete.
Tied I]! I! Battle (frock.
i‘ouT liI'lznx. Mich. July 2,—Nntmins
how arrived from the wast on tho (‘lliCllv
go and Grand Trunk railway since early
today. All Ill-o tied up at iiuttlc Crock.
'l’llc uidlIIgsl ill the tunncl yards arc be
coming biolkcll ulth Cili’rl many of them
containing p1 I‘lfilililllt goods
Altgeid Orders Troops 0m.
Siddsol‘mlu 1115., July :2.——iiovcrnor
Allgcld has cullcd out six compullicsol
militia to procccd to llulnilio at nine.
Throc uddltlouul Ionlplllllosw wcro ordered
to ilccatur 'l'bc troops are sent upon up-
plit'atlon of the fiilll'ilililll.
Two Trains 'llHI l‘p.
Evaxsrox, Wyn, July r3.—~'i'bo l-Ivnrm.
ton lodgc. A. ll. l'., nrccivmi word from
Debs orch-iug n strikc, and an hour ilifoi'»
ward II. gI-ncrul strikownsoI-dcrcd. 'l'hc
west and cast hound punscnm-rs Ilro tiod
up here.
‘I'nuls Dropped In Donvor.
rilmvme July L’.-.\t u mcctiug hold
hcro llll' local Ailll‘l'll'ili] iiuliu‘ny union
llli'li (li'I'ldI ii in I'olllply Willi llii‘ Ol‘drr u!
i’rcuidout Debs and at l” o'clock stoma-Ii
work on tho l‘IlioII Pacific,
ill-gunning In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-.\ inrucly at.
tended Incctlng \qu hold th-c lII Winn-ton
hall to «Irmlilim' a local lllVi-dull of tho
Amcricnn iluilu‘oy union. about. 2'35 IIIoI
being cnrollcd a» lilt‘Illlh'tli.
Hogan In Kentucky.
Soul-ulster, Ky. July f3.»(lr«icrs wm
rccclvcd hcrc directing all American ll:lil~
way union men on tho (.lllccll null i I‘m-
will in Como out iIlIlllcdiutl ly.
lesion! 1......» «friend Ont.
Warulmmm, July. ’.'-—-Attornc,l lico-
orni Uiney. through rhrcrntnry Lamont.
has onicrcd luicrul troops to Trinidad.
Colo . to protcct trains
“mil by the .‘llriiro.
lit’TTE, Morn, July .. «'1 ho Hub and
Northern brunch"! tho l'nlon i’rtclilc road
and the Montana l' nlon wind Were closed
last night by tho strike
Drowned at Sarah“
BAIlA‘iTKlA. July 2. ”Mlclmnl Filfll‘ll rick
of Ballston Hp» and formcrly oi‘ iridium.
Mus... was drowned whlic bathiml in our.
utm- l0lto
(km-i bongo Removal.
Blufl'ifiilimdlliy ..~I\iclmmu:l .Im art.
‘1 ml the demand: oi th l'ml vi : , um,
and the chronic» licncml immzn ila~ bum
rcmorod m .-_ ‘
(ill-l I naturism t ion.
lunar, 1nd,, July 2. -—I“lvc nines fac-
torie- hsvs cits-rd, throwing l «on "ppm
ed 90! MM
Inuit” Film July
mwhlieonthshrlnkcfm .
the falls with ill-broom Mm . ,
idedtoswniiowsdoseoipeliuu. w
the others knocked the WM ,
hsnd. Then the boys tried, tom.”
gohome. After going 0 low
iron: the huh he suddenly
reaching the gorge lumped ,
poured. 0mm- Eugen was 0mm
he, with the others, peered over them}.
expecting to see the Nielsen ,
wards hundreds of feet below... , _ ,
however, they saw the follow , fl ,.
theilmhe of a juttingtrsc. OMM’ ,
dentiy come to his senses 011de
not back. He helped him“
and his friends finally got him open
again. Had he not struck the
would inevitably have been killed.
SHOT FATHER AND omen
Fiendlsh Work of Strikers 0! mm
Coal Mines. '
Sr LOUIS, July 2 --A special 1min Dire]
mingham. Aim. says: Watchmfll m
iialn McClain discovered Is Mama:
the Kansas City. Memphis 0nd BMW
ham railroad near Adamsviilc on fin.
Accompanied by his two little
tors, aged 9 and 12 years, whose
only recently died. he hurried MW"
ly to the scene. Just before mill-3:: ‘ ‘
tire a mob of coal strikers in an
fired on him.
McClain was shot through the hushed
logs. and, it is believed, 111leme- ,
lilo 12-year-old daughter wu- WOW,
in the hip and is dying. ‘ ‘ ‘
Sharia Morrow and a posse with Wooll- , '
hounds arrived at Adamsvillo shortly m ‘
and are making efforts from downtlu ‘ ‘
brutos, but so for without snows. ~ ’
JAPAN MEANS WAR.
She Answers Europe-n Throne by W
More Troop- Iain M
Lennon, July 2—11 special
from Shanghai says that. evidently rm
upon gaining supremacy in Korea. Japan
continues her warlike preparation! on 0
large scale.
She has summoned the king of Korea
to relinquish Chinese suzerainty, to do»
claro his independence. to accept Japanese
protection and to‘dlsnliss the Chinese rul-
dents.
Japan has answered the English and
Russian pacific overtures by sending 8.000
more troops to Seoul.
The Japanese troops in Korea now num-
ber 8, 000. China has sent: special envoy
to Sooui to center with the Junction!!!“-
later.
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Dr. Burke lions-mud.
ALBANY, July 2-47» consecration oi
the Rev. Father Burke to succeed the late
Bishop .VicNiorny was of an hum"
character. The ceremony tool: place It
the Cathedral of the Immoculoto Concep-
tion, and fully 2,000 people wltuencdv it.
The great altar blazed with lights, and the
rich thrones of tho archbishop and. the
bishops were beautiful with fragrant flow-
ers. The music was of a lofty and inept?-
ing character, som f it written ospeeilny
for the occasion by fcosor du Moushll,
the organist of the cathedral. There were
over 100 voices in the chorus and an or" *
obestrn of ill) pieces in addition to thé‘
largo sanctuary choir.
The Sam Sloan In Co!“ A?! “‘7‘
New Yonu, July 2—2:)... sonogram!“
cr Sam Sloan, loaded with excursion!“
ran into the steam yacht Aztec at t' -
Izarchmout Yacht club in Hell Gate. cut-
ting off about 12 fcet of the yacht's stern
and causing a big panic among the pub
sengcrs of both home The strong tide
swept the badly crippled yacht on the
rocks, and those on board were landed
safely. The big excursion boot wad al-
most capsized by the passengers rushing
to the side nearest the shore.
The Soldier: \li illicit-VII.
Pl‘XXSUTAWSI-Jl. Pa, J uiy 2,—Tbo
troops will leave today. The mines ol
the Rochester and Slmsburg company are
in operation. The general opinionin that
the settlement at Weston and Adrian will
cause the Remind-White company to
make similar concoct-lions. as they have ro-
poatedly douinfl‘d that they would pay or
much as the Bell, bowlsdc Yatesoompuly.
Voter-n0 0t Getty-hurl.
GE’H‘YSBK'RG, Pm, July 9.—-The excur-
sion to the battlefield oi Gettysburg from
New York, at which Post Commando:
Alexander Nowburgcr of E. D Mormon
post. No. 807, is manager, in one o! 0s
largest ever suit from that city. 30m
1“ and U, First Pennsylvania reserves.
light artillery, held nirounion “Getty.-
burg.
Murderous Bohr Inuit-0‘.
51. Al sans Vt. July it...”
formal hearing of M». M
the Montgomery murders-e. bouillon,
admitted hanging the Urdu and
0100 timing the children good
tossed the might hsvo done til .
prourvcd 0 ntolid indiflmnco.
Murals-mi With 0 notch».
l’liiLADliiJ'iliA, J Iliy 2.~ann|a Klidoy
was found dcml In a conishod hero, with
n terriblc hole in hcr bond and her flee
bonton almost boyond recognition. Hm
husband, Patrick, in charged with it".
lug bcutcn her to death with a hatchet.
Ex-flenutor Dottie Dona.
ATLANTIC (1m. July aunt-Senator
Edward Bottlo oi l‘omdcn. N. J.. lsdsod
on his summer residence on North Carolio
M oronuo.
Drown“ born I Colon.
liocnrsrsu, July 2,—While selling in 0
canoe this nitcrnmm on the lower Genus
river Arthur Clark was drowned.
1894 JULY.
8a. Mo. Tu. Is. LE
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15 16 17
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1894
Fr. 80.
6 'l
13 14
£21
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