New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
QUIET AMONG THE cLEVEL4yD sTRIKERs
PoLANDRRs AND DOHEMfASs GO ABOUT ARMED
WITH sHoT-GUNs AND MUsKETs.
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WITH sHOT-GUNs AND MUsKETs.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 16.-Fearing further
desperate assault on the Cleveland Rolling Mil Com
pany's plate mill yesterday, the entire available police
force hurried to the Eighteenth Ward Mt o'clock
this morning. There 160 patrolmen and full
complement Of officers guards were posted at Wirc-st
entrance Some few sheet rollers and pudders went to
in the plate MILL about forty In all, but they be-
discouraged and after n short conference with
superintendent Walker 1t agreed to close the plate
mill until Monday. There being manifestations of
ugncss the part Of the strikers the detail of police
returned to the city.
No sooner were the dread bluecoats aboard the train
than the remen Engine House No. IS astonished
to observe men, singy and In groups passing by with
shot guns and muskets thrown their shoulders. They
mostly Polanders and Bohemians. In the after
the officers at tho Seventh Precinct Police station
learned that large numbers OF these armed men had
gathered the open spaces on their settlement and
tons as II preparatory TO battle. The news was at
once communicated to the authorities and arrange
ments were made with two railways running to New
burg to convey troops thither at moments warning
will the noxt time the entire 9th Regiment,
the LIST Battery OF Artley and the Gatling Gun Corps
reported to the police this evening that tue men
with have been constantly engaged since the be-
ginning Of the strike In secreng small quantities OF
ammunition, and now have large stores OF powder and
ball hidden away. Four OF the five rioters captured In
the melee last night able TO appear In court to-day
Officer Msnzelman TO appear against them his wounds
still contining him to his nome Bail was fixed nj ~ 900
in each and Joseph Molkeska and Joseph Pollock
released on furnishing sureties. Michael kobcck
unable to appear In court he Is suffering from nine
the head and Is not expected 10 re-
cover IL he who inflicted The severe Injuries on
Officer Manzelman. His bail was fixed at $1,000 and
afterward lowered TO 900. but despite the efforts OF
dozen friends 10 secure his release he remains IN JAIL
Charles Dootile and Thomas Saunders. who were ar
rested for jcering at the officers held In $500 ball
death has resulted from the conflict of last evening
Isaac Bissics. IN Englshman and gaekeeper nj the
In the night OF heart disease brought TO crisis by the
excitement Of the occasion. At the session President
Chisholm OF the Cleveland Rolling Mill Informed the
police this evening that tho directors had decided 70
close the mills until tho present dispute Is entirely
settled.
ARREsTING STRIKE LEADERS N MICHIGAN.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July 16.-Rcprescnt-
atve Barry arrested this morning upon two war
rants gng him with melting conspiracy at the mills
OF James Patterson and Eaton, Potter Co. He was
held TO bail In $4,000 each case, which he furnished
Ho is under four charges aud $4,000 bail
Tho mill of Tyler Il Son. at Crow Island.
started up this morning with full force. Virgins.
Cooper * Co. were expected to start up but their men
AFRAID 10 10 work. ID. &. Blinn, OF Bay city
who arrested and taken TO saginaw CITY last evening
arrsgned this morning and bail was fixed at $4,000
He has thus far been unable to obtain It. The general
situation here is unchanged.
BAY CITY. Mich. July lG.-At4 o'clock this morning
an incendary fire broke out In tho lumber piles OF
s. O. NJ. Gates. II was checked with slight loss. Tho
docks contained 100000 feet OF lumber. Kerosene
bottle was found at the point where fire started
Everything Is quiet and orderly this morning. j. X
Halls shin gle mill las started with full crew NJ ten
hours day and a corresponding reduction In wages