The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02
The CHINESE TROUBLES.
Tn~r.ai~e'.e Aspe~, "f Arsrs s-""t"s
p.r OF ,se late Rock spring. R'si-

OMAN, NrR. September s-Th~ sta
alton on the Union lacEc - raptlY D.
coming more serious ani thr~s'rp.uc The
vfozrauru~. - announced Saturday. VI"
carried o.: to-day a; he i.r-S >pEioss c1H
ma~ Wyoming I~.egoJ's a. he tssn
Far.l. headquarters Ia ihs c;y sisis il~-
iaas; 81 Ia. Chimes. went - NufS ms
mora ~ q .-sen o'c.oca In accOni4ucc WIta
t,-n.l. Manager taiavays osi~r, "a
which ptuIsCt.5a Va. Assured Z" ta.Hfc
and white. alssr. Al tac "a miners
however refused g. ~ - ~c;s, With tAe
exception - 4 fcw ru- bv.> all s"Har car
renters and some ulvn No were ~ WORK
on top Of thr suuuL MAuN-rr 'Ais"V
then ;-,r.raphcsi ar oric, - ECA Sg5"ss
e. have A., ~, strikes Pad 81 sut :" u
informed tha; h. would Issue pisces S'~~i
Tor o., w,-k ~ that ihty could cave 4
,h-v " , ~. bot IL they Tc,as.a.vi loa1c'
than one week tasy woa.d have !u ysN ;hrr
own ira oral.n Il lh-y WAITED :" ST
away. puru- The Is; ;hJvr ur ta-- DAYS
Manager "a laway has reviewed tY
telegram. letter and IA ,;a"5 "'l~
numerous i.rya.S and ~-Tat -
~ 4 General. ~ kc a, along tie rat II
.as nu: ,et come ID; hc fujy eNprts T.
tie has a..o received a uum'-r ot aH'HJ
nous letters coma u.ue threats q su"'cc
toward railroad pTolcr.y swl 'HA~
Tie u>c Of dynamite i Tr,i ci~i 81
Threatened one o. Tie Letters s'--'r. II.
VI. =" from Denver, p~.TPor'N =" s.E" "-
formation rrsaut.us Tie pans q t- dEHs
mll.r>. The wgltt. ~ the letter cams
While rdiu- IN n train e. Ihry came. {" it,c
overheard TIVE men. Supposed 6" r. d,aA-
mt-rS, tslslu: about = y.au "a '.oN up f-sr
ton. ~ thr TOAD. These two uu-J Got ~
al Cheyenne. one oi them i"ve f-tg lie
names Of prominent railway o..rHts iu
Omaha and Npfu IL aad rG'rr't ts-us ~
n .oiS. lie instructed The r'A-T .u..U -
come 10 Omaha - wufN Up q >;.ar among
Tie TG.'rrad employees here ari .DuS over
tue ground. IL gave him 5000 AMI tod
hun II hc wanted more to Telegraph ant hr
could get al he wanted. Cusaway Hanks
thi- letter i straight jnfprwst uu Fad De-
hc.Icyrs that the dyu5wit-r> who have
been operating or the ~iiruNrr a Iso
Grandc Il i.ruad n sud around Denver IA
tend Ia come over tie Union i',slc and
u>e dynamite. Tbs morning Galway o.
Celyri a telegram from President Charles
Francis Adams stating TIA, a~ tati The d4-
rector, Of the ru-t wouid stand tTmis ~
him In ,h. Il Giruiiy. AMI that Lr course
WAS meeting their arptoyal Ihcy vii
back hun THROUGH 10 the end. It~a.iaWty
saws Il the employees ot Tire rad dos Co. -
20 on a >tfikr They can do - now ~ VEL
A. any other time. AMI BE- wuu Il hight !:
out. is IL. issue had "a be- met ~luITriy.
There aI- nearly 1900 men "Hfr."l, ~ It
the Union Pacific shops la 10 Is. Ahou;
ouc-thlui receive lees tan SO a wees.
These men. jt ~ ella med, ~" ready - 20
out 4 4 TIKI j. o~rl,-ci but the u'h". two
th.rtiS. receiving s. a dIy ana upward aie
hot anX Gus Tor Il strike. lat AMONG ihcu
are !. great m1ny knights of IRh.f WHO
wuuli obey the order 81 the rN"cutiye c"in-
~ tee of the organ safi"u. IL w"u'i b.
under protest. hOW-.rr. h"cIu~' Omaha
worn ngm,u consider the Wyoming h-ht
,,aily non. ot their affair. amt IL ua ihey
ought not 20 ha forced into l. t,frtai
NcCunk. who Is nj lturN Spring with ~
COMPANIES al his re- m"a, tfuiu i"tt Doug
las, has trlcgraphei iu President Cleveland
that martial law ourht {" - declared ~
Wyoming. Msiui-t,rucII4 >riutrd AZ
rivr~ nj Rock Spring, tonight N~s'r'l
NEE iu-s oi In eht, 80 Labor were he'd
IN Omaha YESTERDAY. bat n";h.uc - far la,
been learned rr-aTd ~ tllrlr action.