Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
THE SAGINAW STRIKERS
PlSNERrors MEN EMPLOYED
Militia in Readiness Warrants for the
Arrest of Representative Barry
The Mayor Appeal.

EAsE S4aIsAE. Mich, Igly Ia Sunday
go a segg qaset day this eIty. The strik
err chairman published request that the
manufacturers appoint another conference
commills.. bat nothing hias yet oeen done
b. the min oeaers ia answer - H. The
men are orderly 4ad quiet The t~o col
ores. ulen tssssnltsd at Naruer s. Eastman .
uill Saturday are suh under doctors care,
bat sre recovering. There IL -Ouls doubt
yst a. ~ the outcome Of Charles Dayis' >
case, ~ he has sustained internal injuries
The nall oVuers are very bitter ia their de-
nanciation Of Representative Barry, and
many declare that n0~ they <lll not Acceds
o. any demands IT the strikers.
The rifles ~ The eity aAI the SazInaW City
Guards have been under arms since 10
. clock last plight and It u understood here
that r hut. Jackson and Detroit companies
of state tro0ps are under marching orders.
Col. Brown, Of the state militia, Il IA the
city IL IL rumored that tWo warrants are
cot for Representative Barry, for incIting
riot aud for assault on ~. II. Warner, which
vii be served in case be undertakes % gath
or crowd The mass meeting called tor
this morning has not yet been held. Barry
With the ether leaders, consulted an attor-
usy, and are nov peacefully walking the
streets
One hundred Of Pilkerton' Chicago gang
have arrived ia the elty a. the call OF the pO-
lice authorities. and have been mustered ia
a. specials az police headquarters They are
q1aftered at hotels, have repeating Ninehes-
Tor rides, navy revolvers aud clubs. At 10
o clock tneY Serg drawn up in front OF pO-
hes headquarters. where a crowd Of strikers
snd citizens had assembled.
The Mayor read and had distributed the
following proclamation
.'T0 tae Cttizsas of East Sagiaaic Our
city nas recently been invaded by lawle-s
men from other localities, IN defiance of law
and order. Who have BY threats and violence
prevented oar citizens from continuing their
accustomed peaceful pursuits. have there
fore invoked the AID OF the state
and county authorities % prevent
further violence or disturbance
and have made such preparations
A. will. IA my Judgment. afford ample pro-
lection - all ia rosumiug their legitimate
peaceful business, % defend those who de-
sire 20 resume their accustomed labor In the
mills or shops, or on the streets, or at their
homes. And tO that end, IN the perform
ancs Of my duty, l hereby admOnIsh, re-
quest, command and forbid all citizens
aud Others assembling IN crowds, or
IN proce--iOns ia the streets or elsewhere,
until law and order are fully restored. Such
gatherings Vill be regarded as rIOtOus and
viii bs dispersed by force II necessary. /
AK the cooperation Of all good, law abiding
citizens IN maintaining peace aud good
order. assuring all that the power of the city.
county and state will be exercised 10 the
fullest extent IN protecting life and prop
erty. Signed.
JOHN ;. EsrAREOOK, Mayor"
The Mayors request for cooperation was
received with cries of mo- NO" He
then commanded the crowd 70 disperse,
which they did. Part Of the detectives pro
ceeded 10 Barnsrds mill IN Saginaw City,
which will start up under their protection,
the mob following. Kissing and groaning.
There has been no trouble yet. but the
strikers say they will rather wear wooden
Overcoats than submit.
The Mayor Of Saginaw City has issued a
similar proclamation tO the above.
FLINT. Mich, July H.. Company A, Flint
lnl0n Blues, are under orders 20 20 To Sag
nav az a moments notice, 10 assist IN quell-
ing possible disturbances BY strikers.