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General Strike.
PRESIDENT DEBS ARRESTED
other Officers of the American Rail
way Union Apprehcndcd.
labor Orgnuiutions Throughout the (loan
try [Ii-god c6 suns. Today In Support 0
the fin Who Are fighting Pullman
Bottle Between Bogulur Troops mu
Armed Strikers Imminent at. Sacramento
'l'wo of a Mob of Foreign linkers Elliot
by Troops at Spring Valley, Illa—Tbs
Blockade on Western Railroads (Jr-d
uully Lifting.
Cnrcaoo. July 11.-—Knlglits of Labor
throughout tho ontiro country, number
lng nearly 1,000,000 men, have boon calico
upon to strike for the cause of organizes
labor. General Master Workman Sov
croign has issued an order toall mombcri
of the organization to mass work until
the conflict originating in tlic strikc oi
the Pullman cmployocs shall have boon
settled. Following is the text of the or
or:
“To the Knights of Labor of America—-
Granting:
“A crisis has bc'cn reached in the affair:
of this nation that endangers the peace oi
the. republic. Every fiber in our civil
structuro is strained to the breaking point.
The shadows of factional hatred hover
over our fair land with terrible forcbod
lugs. The arrogant lash of superiority in
being applied by the corporations with re
GRAND MAsTEu sovrzllsms.
lcntlcss fury, rind tho chasm between thi
masses and tho class-s is gmwirig deeper
and wider with cach sum-coding day. if
peace is rostomi and this nation savcd
from acts repulsive to tho couscicnco of
all Christian pcoplo, lhcro must bo- wist-
actiiiu, and that quickly.
iii‘iilliilfl’t‘iy bellowing that tho flames of
, discord arc bulng purposciy fanncd by the
( railway corporations at the risk of rho life
“(if the government. 1 tnkn the liberty to
appcai to you. and through you to the
consi-icuco of the whole pcnpio. imploring
you n lay down tho iriiplomcnis of toll fol
a short season, and undcr rho liauuor of
peace, and with It pllti'iulic (ll-aim to pro-
_ mote the public wcifnrc and tho purvcr of
your aggrcgatcd uriuilicrs through pcaco
obio uscrriblagns, to crrato a hmlthy pub-
lic sentiment in favor of an amicabic sot-
tlcment of tho issucs growing out of ‘ the
rcccnt sirlko of tho i’ullnuin cnipluyccs,
and you arc further requested not to rc-
turu to your usual uvucatlons until a set»
tlcrnout of tho pcmling truuhh- is madc
known to you through some Iiuthcntic
source.
savor-rigs: Iii-view the fauna.
"in tho prosont slraiucd ri-lalious bo-
twocu corporations and thc cmplnyccs is
involved a principlu hour and door to all
Anicricaus—tho right of labor to proscnt
its grir-vuucvs to tho uwucrs and repro-
scntutivcs of corlmruto capital,
"Tho Pullman i’alacc liar company re»
fuscd to arbitrate tho dit‘fcrcnccs botwccn
itself and cmployi-cs on tho ground that
cars wcro built, below cost, and therefore
there was nothing to arbitrate. liut the
s conclusion of own uuprcjudicod rnlrid
must ho that if such worn the two facts
it could havo nothing to four at the hands
of an arbitration cunnuittcc.
"Supposo tho l’uilniun company had in—
vited organized labor to arbitrate, and or‘
gonlzcd labor had declined the invitation
and rcfusod to discuss tho question as to
whcthcr thorn was anything to arbitrate
or not. it is ncmlluss to say a wnvc of
popular indignation would oblltorntc ev-
ery labor organization from the fans of this
country, and no mom could bu forrricd for
tho next no yours. ’i‘bo stigma of such a
position would follow cvory narno con,
noctod with organism! labor to tho gravo.
"lint in tho proscnt crisis corporations
whose wraith has imull cmrtcd by labor
take tho poslliori that thcy am prior and
choke tholr crmiturs. liiko tho brigamls
of old, tliuy mi) tho laboring rrinscs, and
cmploy tho award and the bludgoon, and
act Iip Ii thrnno U‘ll tho bonus of tho van~
qnislml, and dcciarn their divlno right to
ruin ovcr tho hIilsnco of mankind.
l'rrlinum floored.
"’l‘lIo l’ullumu company claims that,
notwithstanding tho Wagon of thulr cm:
ploycos worn rcduccd to tho starvation
point, thorn in nothing to arbitrate, ho-
is cause cars hnvc boon built at a kiss, yet it
ncgiccts tostatc that tho stock of the com»
psny has boon watcrcd thmo timooovor,
and that thc company has not only been
chin to pay its rogular dividends on watcr
and all, but that its stocks have long boon
and are at tho prosont time at a premium
on the stock markets.
“Mr. Pullman crics poverty to his starv-
ing omployoca. and than retreats to his
princely summcr mansion on Pullman’s
island, in the St. Lawrence river, and
wires the business men of Chicago that he
has nothing to arbitrate. Like a Nero, ho
tourism in luxury while devoted martyrs
rn.
“if tho present strike is lost to labor. it
will retard theprcgresscf civilization and
reduce the possibility of labor to our
emsucipeio itself from the thrsldcm ct
oetlllir greed. Thedlgnltyof lebcrsndsii the
‘ victorielwon intho paternal stskoin
'16 m thiscclfllst. .
”mummm "lhumhrmiob-tmowrmobflsv
lion in thiehonrof trial. Gountheco-
of the generous public Stand
and united in our, common cools,
slid tinvictcrywlll ho mot mood
grasp-sly for tho faithful.
“J. it. manor.
”Grand m Workman.”
All Knight-cf “bursa-uninhabi-
ngam bytiie district tarsus
sacs ARRESTED
Other Oilelule at tho a. B. u. Also in-
rusted.“w
‘ Caruso, July iL—Slowly. but steadi-
ly, calmly and certainty, as befits the su-
premo powsr of a great nation, through.
out all that wide stretch of its domain
where evil disposed persons are taking ad-
vantage of an exceptional industrial con-
dition to cause riot and bloodshed. the
federal government is moving to the ac-
complishmcnt of that for which its pow-
ers were delegated to it by tho prsssrva
tiou of order and the safety of life and
property.
At Chicago, in conjunction with the
state and tho municipality, it has already
brought pcaoc out of the condition of war
which prevailed last week.
At San Francisco, Sacramento, Los An<
gains and at various points in Colorado
and Washington whore tho unruly are
causing havoc it has lot slip the dogs of
war in token of its intention to have
peace, even if it has to fight for it. In
this city, the military am having accom-
plished its purpose, the judicial arm has
taken up the orderly course of its duties.
which include tho fixing upon the guilty
partios tho nicasuro of their crimc and the
fitting of tho punishments thereto.
The stop in this procedure was tho as
ecnibling of tho fodcrail grand jury and the
dclivcry of tho charge to it by J udgc
Grosscup. 'l'ho national authority is not
to be turncd aside from an exhaustive in-
quiry into the casos which it has under-
taken to pass upon by more technicalities,
and this was cvlnccd at tho outsot by tho
briisqucriess with which was swept aside
the pica of privacy and privilege which
the Western i.'nlou 'i'clcgraph company,
with a duo regard for tho privacy of tho
messages of its clients, was forced to put
in whcn the jury called for tho messages
from Prcsidorit chs to tho members of
hrs order which had boon transmittal over
its lirics. ’l‘hu court held that public safo»
ty was paramount to privnio right and so
ordcrcd that the dispatches ho produced.
President Debs' Arrest.
That it is the intention of tho govcrrr
mcnt not to be) too long about the Work in
band was shown from the fact that tho
footsteps of the telegraph ofliclal who
brought the dispatches had scarccly ceased
to echo along tho corridor leading to tho
grand jury room when that body illcd into
.ludgo Grosscup's court and announced
that it had found ntruebillof indictment.
Pending tho armstof the person thus
put under the ban of the law, his name
remained locked in tho bruust of the 10rd
high cxccutionvr, and the public was or
lowed to draw its own conclusions from
all tho prvmiscs and such preliminary data
as it bad at hand. That Prusidcnt Debs
was the man nono doubted. and snbso
quont dcvclopmsnts justified the surmise.
Touching tho outlook for tho future
outsldo of Chicago, it may bu said that
normal conditions have bccu restored, or
that they are rapidly approaching that
slatc, and there scours no rcawu to sup-
poso that tho progrcss toward a complete
rosumption of trzuio and traiilc will Incct
with any scrluus chock as the coming days
shall succccd L‘iM'il other.
in otiu-r \vords, it (loos not scorn pos-
siblc, with all tho for-cos of law and order
as now arrayed, with their leader put to
his'owri dofouso at tho bar of justice,
with thcir ranks beginning to bo dop d
by iicscrtious and with the strain or toll
thcy have alrcadyondurud, that tho Amor-
lcnu Railway union can rally its forms
for a itruggic which must. needs loo long
and discouraging at tho bust.
(falls For Aid.
Apparcritly, thcrcfnrv, tliclrnniy bopoof
final triumph lics in the aid which they
hopo to got from union labor outside of
thoir organization.
Tho order for all classics of labor in (‘hi-
cago to go on striko this morning was
promulgated, and that of Grand Master
Workman Suv'crcign of tho Knights of
Labor calling on all Iucuibcrs In strikc
and all who sympathizu with tho Pullman
strikors Iiil uvr‘r tho country to come out
with thorn fullmvcd quickly,
iiow gcni'rully tiimm urdcrs will be
oboyoil is prublcmatical. 'l'oa good ex-
tent their t‘lit't'l. has bccn already dia-
countcd by tho stagnation of business, and
it Is known that sumo of tho longest bond—
cd of tho labor lowers tlicmscivcs boiiovo
that action has boon rxistponcd too long
to bo fully odoittivo. At sunset today this
nation will probably know whether tho
situation is our; of crisis or ccllapso.
Gcncrni .‘lllcs stab-d that in his opinion
tho situation was generally quieter, and
that no reports of violcnco had comoto
his dopartniont during Tuesday othor than
the burning of tho bridgc across ho Cain.
mot rlvcr.
“Xnmndiarism, assassination and gon-
oral dostruolinn am usually tho last Io
sorts of lawless nicn.” said tho gcnoral,
"and a few such cases as thcsc may be on.
pcctcd until Wo catch Ii fow of the otiond-
crs and pnnlsh them. "
A movcrncut originated among a co
lorie of Pullman stockholdors on tho board
of tradc to indiico the rosldont directors of
tho Pullman company to bring their in-
fluence to bonruri Mr. l'IIllInnIi toyiold
to demands forarbitrntlun, or, if nccos~
sary, to call an orricrgcncy rum-ting of tho
cxcculivo oommlttoo of directors to act in:
dopchdcnt of tho prosidcr‘it. in tho intcr-
us!» «If a majority of tho ownership.
Thu liraml Jury's Work.
'i‘hc fcdcrni grand jury, nftor rccvlving
the instructions of [Tamil Htaiim .liulgc
llmsscup, nuiirnml indictments against
Eugcno V. Dubs, prcsldqnt of tho Amort-
l'lln Railway union; floor-go W. Howard,
its vicn prcsldcnt; r‘ylvostcr Kcilbcr. soc
riztnry, and L. W. lingers, ono of its di-
rectors. and shortly thcrcaftcr the four,
men Wm: ansml.
'i'hcy am charged with coiisplmy to ’
commit an unlawful notwfhat is, to block
tho progress of tho linitod Status malls.
.lolncd in tho lmlictmcat with the four
loaders of tho railway union was James
Murwin, tho Rock island striker who throw
tho switch which derailed a mail train at
Blue island on tho night of June 30.
Dabs, Howard, Kclihor and Roger-swore
taken into tho oillco of District Attorney
hillciirist immcdlatoiy after, their strict.
and after a few hours' dctontlon m re-
leased on ball by Judge Grosscnp, their
bonds being $10,000 ouch.
The fedoral grand jury spent but a
short time on tbscaeo of Dchssndtbo
other loaders of the strike. Tho not
pend Attornm
christ and Walker. and the grand jurors
hadnctheonetwork mohcnnwiionthe
mdlotmsntwu receivsdand Win
ml. ltwnsbseodonsomeof chocola-
llciittcraoosect Dobsmdtbootbcrlssil-
nodal-woodland
“ll. mi
Wands
A‘WYI .
piano ice by tho United States court,
J udgu Grououp own-ruling tho telegraph
company's protest that the messages were
privileged documents and exempt from
seizure.
President Debs Gets Boil.
Marshal Arnold found Dobsin his apart-
ments at tho Leland whcn he took him
“into custody. The strike leader was silo
'ting in an outer room, which ho uscd as
an ofllcs, when tho marshal appeared, and
chore worn sovcral persons with him.
Whoa tho marshal lntrmlucod himself,
Dubs stopped back into air innor room,
asking the marshal to go with him, and
than this marshal showud his warrant.
"1 our roady to go with you," said Dabs,
with apparent clicorfulnsss as he walked
into the outcr room and reached for his
but and walking stick. "I burn bccn iii-
dictcd and unusual,” ho said to thoso who
were in his oilicc. and without any fur-
ther ri-marks ho hurried away with tho
marshal.
Whilo the ball was being arranged At-
torney .lolm F. fleeting jolncd tho party
in tho district attorney's oiiicc. llo was
rotaiucd by the railwayuriiun oillccrs on
Monday ovcnlug to assist in their defense
in ones they \vcro Iirrostcd. Mr. (looting
said that the defense of tho rnon will b0
dlréhtcd by Clara-nos h“. Darrow, who is
tho attomcy of the union.
The indictment against Dubs, Kolihcr,
Howard, ltogurs and Murwiu (not Mar-
tin) is foiludcd on sections 5,508, 5,50”
and 5,335 of tho forlorn] statutes.
Whllowuiling for bail to be arranged
Debs in Iiri inlors’icw said: “Wu have not
committed any oil‘cnsc or crime. We Iiro
rcsporrsiblo for our acts and will answer
at the proper time and lliliiitl tho consc-
qucucos. ’i‘hc zirI-cst will not dutcr us
from our work. “‘0 will goon just cx.
Iicrly as we iinvu donc. lf wo worn to do
diiiorontly, it would Do an admission that
wc have boon in the wrong."
The grand jury, in addition to tho in-
dictments against Dubs and hisussociutcs,
roturncd inilictmcrits against a uurnbcr
of men who have boon arrcsrod during the
past two wccks and bound ovcr to tho
court by Commissioncr iioyuu on churgcs
of violations of tho federal laws in con-
Iicctlou with tho striker.
Produced the Tologrmns.
At tho conclusion of the lengthy charge
Judge Grosscnp said: "rlinco l have pro-
purcd thcsc instructions 1 have been in-
formed that a dcputy United States man
shai was shot while in the discharge of
his duty. I will read tho section of tho
[7 nitvd Status statues that covers offenses
of this Iiaturc, Any porsonnfiouding un-
der tho law ill a similar maxim-r can be
indicted. ilierncnibcr. gcntlcmcn, you how
been called hcru under exciting circunio
stances to dischargc gravc public duty.”
The jury retired to tho juryroom prod
after organizing wont to diuncr. .Dcputy
l'nitcd n‘tnti-s Marshal .lnncs link a force
of marshals an: dctailod to keep unwcl-
cums intruders from close proximity to
tho sccun of the jury's labors. So rapidly
iuivo tho railroad Iitturncys pilud up in-
forruatiun against riotcrs in tho l'nitcil
Stan‘s district utiuriicy's ullico that si-vcrui
clcrks iuivo bci-Ii placcd at work filing it
for tho conviznivricu of tho jury. To “live
I’agin, assistant l'uilcd Status district at-
torncy, will full the duty of drawing tho
indictmcnts.
E. M. Mulford, runnagor of tho Wcstorn
l'uluri 'l'i-lcgrapb Company, was called be»
fore thc fodcral grand jury to produce tcl-
cgrams scat by l’rosldcnt chs. lie rc-
fiiscil on the ground that lhcy worn privi-
icgml commuIiicailons. lie was notified
by Judge (irosscup to appear with tho toi-
cgrums, lic again objected and rcfcrrcd
tho Irrattcr to tho gcnorul attorney of the
company.
The matter was takcu undcr lung cun-
sidcrutiou, and tho attorney sought out
cvcry icgul provision at his command to
avoid tho pruccss on tho sumo point made
by MnnIigI-r )iiilfnrdr—vlhat tho l'Ulllnllllli‘
cations wcrc priviicgi-il and in the custody:
nf tho cmupauy :is such. .liulgo Gross-
cup's IIulici- was iiuprrativu. howcvor,
with tho Words that unless tho tclcgrarus
wi'm product-(i Maungcr Muiford would
be sent to jail.
Evasion iii-lug impossible, the icivgrarns
worn pmduocd in court. 'i'ho gcnaral at»
tiirucy was in his «villi-o in Now York, and
tho coiisultaliurr bctwccn tho \Vcstcrn
['Iiliui Iiiliciuis was all by wiro.
Dubs (‘unnscla l‘e'ucc.
i’rcsidcnt Di-bs issucd an addrcss to
all striking cruplnyccs and sympathimrs,
urging tin-Iii, iu viow of tho sorious phasu
tho striko has assumed. not only to refrain
from acts of vloloncc. but to aid in cvcry
way in thcir power to maintain law and
ordor. Mr chs predicts that tho stop-
pago of work will becomc gsuorai, sear-rt
ing that tho people are with tho strikers,
who, ho says, are niorcly contending for
justicc for their follow workingniou.
PREPARED FOR BATTLE.
Club flaw-on Troops and litrlkcrs llllllllw
naut It Hucrumontu.
SAN Mum-rm), July ll.» H'i‘iwrc are
many ccnscrviitlvo mob of affairs hcrc
who {car and lmliovo that today will do-
voinp a dinipcrmc conflict botwcon fi-dcriil
soliiiurs and tho striking Aiiicricnu itali-
wny union and lill‘ll' silica. SacriiIrIi-Iito
is tho promiricut lhrI-utculug point. 'l‘ho
scrimmioss of tlic siI nation lsshuwn in tho
wurllku prccaulluns that lilo IirIIiy Iiutliur:
itlcs iuivu lnkcu. ’l'ho big furry Iiiuainci'
Almumlii fiii‘lillltlli lli'rilflrl the buy to tho
i'rcahilo wharf. 'l‘wn troops of cavalry
and livn bath-rim of light artlilory worn
rushcd on board. flailing guns and two
llotclikiI-s cannon worn in uvidcncc, and
ilolonnl liriilimn, commandant. at tho
lfnialiliii. was inrrsoriaily in command of
tho'uxpcdltlon.
lio Alammla. with hm- formidable
looking cargo, stcnrnml din-oily toward
thcnimith of tho Hucramcnmrivor, but
so gnnrdcd had tlm array authorities born
that it was not known until sho ontorod
tho rivnr channel whothcr bur dostliiatlon
was tho slain capital or Oakland.
'l‘hc publication of President Clarice
land's proclamation caused intcnsc excito-
moat in Sacramento but when it became
positively known that Colonel Graham
and his soldiers to the curator of 800 were
alrsfly on rontoto re-enfcrce the state
troops at the state capital the excitement
there bocome wild and ominous. The
strikers grow louder in their threats to to
sist any further attempt to clear the rail-
rned yards and depot. “and their leaders
loudly proclaimed that the Southern Pi»
title company would not be permitted to
move its trains.
Armed monsoon appeared in tho streets.
As if in prcporotlon for battle, they trous-
fared their arms and ammunition from
their storehouse on J street to their head.
quarters scar the railroad yards. No st»
in» at Miami was made. The
Mm mam boldly through tbs
shows hearing this curious as Mr
M"
W
Dunsmuir V Postman“ Gonfld gold.
which they 82,?!ch and General 3‘03
i” 1i“ I.“ i at m, 3““ “2.1311353.
row we as . n a his '
ammunition. - gut in 8““; 000 to satin, and algoufi‘d’mg‘ww.
of those strikers . now 0““ ' with an '9“ ‘
the fodoral and s . ncuto W is ”solved ' “fig” WW
their victory over t Film!“ ‘7“ . 30' E”“‘”‘ BID ' Boston Knish“
shais and policc on State! m0" pom-on J cl! 11"“1‘ the men will
complete victory ov 15“ “a a Sov'erelsn" order. 8’ will”?
state militiamen on than 1,000 obey work in this elliY- lgéoexolufl"
they are in just the “wing day. Knl 1‘“ in New Eng 000-
be! of B 1 ohm“! 25.
United states regulars. mist the of the Baron district, 8
”.m- ad to Strike on “I! 3- '“d w ion
iWO MORE 3‘ ’ July 11,—Tho Boo
[to I FORTUNE Manon say they “'9 “um,
gu are Fired Into a Mob and Maine trainm 0d “0m ammo.
ut Spring Valle
SI'IIIxo VALLEY. Iils.,\J’ul
parry C of tho Fifteenth rcgi
lars, commanded by Captai
came into collision with the III-
placc, and after. patiently cndur
icy after volley of stones thcy fl
tho mob, killing two men and wo
sovcral others. The casualtics (trot:
lows: Killed—Dominic liarlmer, Ita ' '-cf the Omaha not“
shot through head; “John Saloli, Ital . \votaction by
injured—Will X Spoolwl'.
shot through brcast.
Gregory, dcputy, ribs brokcn, badly bruls »
c’d; Lush liolp, deputy, shot in thigh; b.
T. Powell, deputy, shot twice in facc; un-
known ltnliun ri: :I::. shot in bowels; un-
known riotcr, hand and arm badly incor-
utcd by baynnct while the militia was
clearing streets.
This fight occurcd when a Rock island
train bearing the troops pulled into the
depot. At the time of its arrival n largo
mob of ”album, Poles and Hungarians
was gathered upon tho hill overlooking
the iii-pot. Tho arrival of tho train was
groctcd with yclis and jocrs, and stones lic-
gan to rattlo down upon the depot plat-
form.
As the men filed on tho Ilopot platform
they were grcotcd by a chorus of yells, and
stones rained down around thorn. (Jap-
taiu Conrail raised his hand and called to
tho mob to cause throwing stories. It
obcycd him for an instant,but seeing the
troops remain passivo regained its vicious-
licss and soot volioy after volley of stones
at the soldiers, at the some time draw-
ing closer and bccmuing more threaten-
ing. Captain Conrad ordcrod his men to
aim, and as more storms came at the sol‘
dicrs he guvc the word to ilrc. Tho mob
broko for tho timbcr when the firing bo-
gun and has not assembled since. Tho
troops went back to Chicago.
Earlier in the day, Iisapnrty of deputies
was trawling from i’rinccton to Spring
Valley in wagons, some strikers in ani-
bush flrod upon them, wounding DepuIy
S. 'i‘. i’owcll in the fuss. The fire was ro-
turned. and one man was soon to fall. lie
was, howovcr, carried off by his compan-
ions. and the extent. of his injuircs is not
known.
DO NOT LIKE W.
New York and Brooklyn Trades l'nions und
the Strike Urder.
.\'I-;\v Yullk, July ll.—’l‘hc n-pm't that
(icncrai Master Workman Soi'i-rcigu iuid
issucd an crib-r calling out liii llu- Knights
of Labor in tho l'nitcd Stains in ordcr to
strengthcn tho hands of the Amoricnn
Railway union mot with anything but an
enthusiastic rccoption in this city and in
Brooklyn.
In this city lhc clouwnt which controls
District Asscnibly ill will rcspnnd, it is
said, with IilIicrity to tho call. and scvcral
of tho trndcs will go out if uoccssnry, al-
though they all fcar that it will have lit-
tlo lnlluclico on tho rosult.
in Brooklyn, lmwovcr, tlic Iucu gcncr-
ally arc not wuli plcascd, and )iastcr
Workman llc‘iily of District No. 220,
which includes all the railroad men in
that city, says cmpluiticaily: "it will not
bo obeyed. I must say that tho Iiiovcmcnt
is ill advised. ’l‘hoy are not fighting cui-
ploycrs now. but tho guvcrnmcut, and in
such Ii striiizuio wu lilivc llIJ part. lint-
cvcn if that chum-lit had not :ippcarcd in
the striko motion; are so bad burn that it
would be tho hclght of fully to illktl such
a stop. Thorn arc livc nil-Ii out of Work
licni now rvudy in take the placo of any
man who li-Iiws his Work, so nothing can
be Iwconiplislicd by a sympathetic strike
in tho cast. "
TRIED TO KILL WICKES.
(‘nllod on tho \‘ics l’reaiiii-nt of the l‘ull-
mans With an lufornul Machine.
CHlCAim, July ll.——-An attempt was
made Monday nftornmn by a man whoso
namo tho pnlicu will not divulge to kill
V'lco President “'ickcs of tho i’ullnmn
company with an infernal machine. The
man cutercd the building carrying a small
bundlo under his arrii. llo asked to see
Mr. \‘i’lckcu and was conducted in his of«
flu». whorl: tho spoclal olllcuni who guard
tho building quiotly took his hundlo away.
It was found to bc a glass bottlu with a
fuso attachcd and ililod with cartridges,
iron scraps and a siilislanco unknown to
tho oil’lcurs. ri'ho buttln was mnitscatod
and tho man taken out of tho building.
Yesterday an analysis of tho siibstanco
in tho buttlo was mudc, and it was found
to ho a ilIiIigoruus cxpluslw, which would
uxpimio with grout viuicnco upon tho Iip-
pllcation of Ir gcnllo hcal.
BUFFALCllNDlFFERENT.
Litllc l'rmpr-ot 'I'Iiut 'I‘lrcre Will Ito nfltriko
'l'licrc.
lii'r'rlim, .liily il,»~iinfbilo railroad
mcn born not struck yct. and it is doubt-
ful if thcy striko at all. 'l‘hu Knights of
Labor hnvn not yot raw-,clvcd lie-Iicrul Mas-
tor Workman Sovon-lgn's nuiuifoslo.
They no not com particularly wlicthcr
they got it or not. and say it. is not likciy
they will slrikc. 'l‘ho railroad yards arc
quict, and tho trains Iii-u running on limo
approxlmatcly.
"ppm-"l by Mollrido.
(lormmics, 0., July li.-.\'nitlmr i'roslA
dcnt Mcilrhlo of tho Ulliti'li Minn Work-
ers nor l’rcsldsnt Maholr of this National
Street Railway Employm’ association has
decided whothcr or not tlicy will return
to Chicago to attond tho cantor-circa called
for Thursday by President linniimrs of the
American Federation of labia: l’rcslilont
McBride, when asked if he contemplated
calling out tho miners, rcpllcd: “I havc
no authority to call out the minors The
. constitution vests this powcr in thousan-
tiv’o committee. Any opinion ima! 01*
prose on this point is simply a mammal
one.” it is understood that both Presi-
dsnt Melinda and Secretary Mcilryds are
09m to adoring out the men. and no
meeting of tho sxccntlve commitme has
been called to consider the warm,
as is. was. um.
Wasniric‘ros, July il.~—Althongh tho
general opinion rim among gmmmiml
Ms is that the want of ilmlsbcr tron-
lrissisoursiru instills rloiers are now
Howell intend. tlis Wt sadliis
to strike if word is race v
The Strike Situation
Does Not 3““ to l.
Serious-
July 11-“‘P”””“" was
I VI 1 ht
‘ aria-airing on whodulzhtgnfimugo n sch
' trains arc being run ontbst is menu‘s
the Wisconsin a‘ili’thcrit as
t on
in this ci y handled dolly.
ount of freight is being
Juli.
Operator Sent to m
. Fromm, 1a., July lip—Tillie 32“”. fl
' in telegraph manager. R. ht here by
' ill on 1a., was broug b the
m s ' subpwna issued: limo.
‘ 0
district (Wig: w” order;
‘6 on
cd to {1qu certain mlegriiImAsg‘erican
receive by the officials of o
dor °° c
liallwayiuulon. Tm“ an as rompt-
con nsci, he declined to. do till}; 002W”!
ly sent to an by tho ludB . con
the court islaimlni! that thb “do”! '
overruled thblowa stats law-
. ..._.———’-
a.
. we" AYI'C5m
l'mlr Strik be more men
”Four
MILWAUKEE, Ju y L n of rail-
havo been added to ho compfl yauthor'i.
road men held by U
tics for intcrfering wi
Archibald of the local bra
the A. R. U., for whom ti
been looking for several d
ad on his rcturu from Kalli:
Dunn, William Crimius
H‘orn were also arrested.
Dynamite Bomb on the
LIBERTY, Ind, July li.—A
mitc bomb was found 0n the .
Hamilton and Dayton railroai
by the crew of the midnight frcigi.
fuse had burned within an inch 0
bomb when discovered. It is sup .
that tho bomb was pinccd on the n .
passenger train from Cincinnati to Ohio:
go and foil oi! hero. The road carries
Pullman sleepers, and it is thought that "
the bomb was placed on board by strikers.
Train Surrounded by a Mob.
ionAnrous, July ll.-—’l‘hc marshal
received the following telegram from W.
large dym'
Cincinnatl, '
track here
The
\~
the
L. Lyford, manager of tho Chicago and L ‘
Eastcru illinois road: "01in two deputi
rmichcd Brazil. Mobuf iiillnow surround
our north bound mail train them. Unless
you give us much larger force we cannot
run our trains. Fircman for mail train
was driven out cf Brazil by unknown
strikers." Fiftccn aditionul
won- scnt to Brazil.
At St. Louis.
(19.99993. -
Sr. Loris, .lulyv ll.—-'l‘ho condition of
traffic at this point is reaching a normal
condition. On the wcst side of tho river
and on the transfer systems the yards
and cugiIII-s arc frilly manned. On the
cast Hiliu rho insight warchouscs reopened
for business, and thc volume of traffic hnn~
died is showing a gratifying iricroase, the
forcos of man at prcscnt at work being
large enough to handle more than now
comics to thcm.
'l'lro llig Four Bet-lines.
CIchNNATI, July ll.——lec a thunder-
clap clinic an ordcr from C. E. (.‘hafi of the
llig Four discharging from the entire Big ,
Four system fliii)‘ 3,000 cmployccs.
reason assigned is tho blockndc. The men .
ai'fcctcii arc assurcii that they will be rs-
storcd the moment urcvival of business
justifies.
“'ill (full Uni-ha Men Our.
(lllAll.\,Jiliy 1 l.—l)lstrict Master Work-
man L‘iihcu of tho Knights of Labor will
call out all lilo nicrnbcrs of his organizo‘
thin in ()uialui, South Omaha and him
coin in accorilIiIu-o with orders from Gen-
srai Mastur Workman Says-reign.
Violence at Cleveland.
(‘I,m‘I-:I..\su, July ll.~—’i‘ho first vio«
loucc in (llcvuland occurrcd whon a crowd
of sirlkI-rs furccd a switching cum in the
Eric yards to quit work. rlornc of the man
wcro liustlcd about in a lively way, but
no arm was hurt.
A Bridge Burned.
'l‘qu‘IIwi. (Eula, .luly li.—~:-ltrlking
coal minors or A. it. 1'. Inch burned a
bridge: 1:!" foot long on tho Aguilar branch
of tho ilciivcr and Unit railroad nosr Vic-
tor station.
Tho Hiriko on tho lllg l'our.
ifIsmssi'I‘I, .luly li.»«’l‘ho iii-onion of
tho liig i’uur on tho St. Louis division nru
rupnriizil going out as first as tliclr trains
lll'l'il'i'. ’i‘hcir pliicco arc lining filled.
All Quint at llonver.
ille‘l'lzlt, July ll.-'l.‘lm lTnlon depot
primal» an mriirciy normal apponraucc.
'l'mlnn arc arriving and departing on all
tlic roads.
I'romlnrgnot Must flung.
(tum/ion, July il.-Judgo Dolley of tho
lilliiulo supremo court ammuncod that he
would rcfiieo to issuo a snporsndcae in tho
case of l’mndcrgast, tho assassin of Mayor
Harrison. This apparently 'makcs certain
tho imaging of l'rcndorgsst on Friday.
July iii. About tho only hope for Pren-
dcrgast is irriorforcnoo by Governor Alt‘ .
will“ ._., ..--
0m: Hundred Drowned.
onsssa, .luly ll.-'I‘hn survivors of the
stcarnsr Vladimir, which was sunk by col-
lision with the ltallnn stcmner 001an!
near Enpstoria Sunday night. have or
rived bore. 'i‘hcy rcport that 100 of lb
Vindiruir's passengers wore drowned.
Infantry-inn round Dying.
llsarromr, July ll.-~Tila body of s mt
clad in the infantry uniform of the Us
ed States army was found beside the re
road tracks nrnr Windsor. lie was tell
to the hospital. where ho died without
vii-ling his idmtlty.
AHWMVIQI Convicted.
.lmmtv Cm", July ll.-—llomsrd A
bergcr was corivlctcd of murder 1
first degree for killing Katie Br :
Bonsai
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