The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07

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frhfnofpLD May sheriff Hau-
choll, vt Jook county. autographed The
N evosnof tonight hat 10 was unable TO
conuil' the strikers ~ Lemont aud
oskoa for more troops. The governor
Gfp,cf that II the occasion required Il,
khe nripirnt general mip Ot call out
three additional cotnpanies and place
them 10 MIA disposal. Trouble In feared
81 Lenionr. Gov. lOglesbs left for Xix
han, Illinois, tonight
1, A COLLISION.
CHICAGO, May i--ShrrW Haucdett, of
this CITY, has Just received word from
v Lemsnt that n collision occurred be
tweei, the troops and striking quarry
men AZ that town this mOrhing and that
two suikera wer0 killed. Two companies
Wpf state troops went u Lato0nt this
/. pHorrirN 10 guard the quarfes th0re aud
\ 10 euaAlc Uon'sirilking men 20 resume
4 work. No details have set boen 70.
4 ceiyur. The action ot the rLerin OF Wa
4 counfy, IN releasing 10 strikers captur6i
Il by fhf > ronps nosr Joliet lase Saturday,
4 and hn came from Lsinnrt, ~ assigned
as one ~ the causes OF the present out
broRk.
CAUSE or THE 'coLtnl9r.
1918 n.-rhree conn oies of state
trcora irnn Joliet lett iur LlmOnt ana
dlaoinl4arkod ~ lrxcelelor onN quarry,
Fstvo niit r-sgnth OF LeInoi They were
II thea AdNiaed shat she stri.ers Ia large
nue. us Ind niada ~ sauit upon
fDnii lueGtng - canal bQat with stone q
mile nnr'i OF Lemnnt. Processing 20
that rclpf, ScollieiUn brbweon the
troop sed tho strikers occnrrqd thero n
little bt'orA noon.
THO eve tlug J Uurnal's Lsu!ont speci NJ
spys slalh 1900 strikers n eUihled at
the dop1i hrfe mia mnrnin. s'ith The in-
tom lou "a caitpriug the miiitlr, II any
came They forwards Went 20 Walk
ers - singers. quarrios ana routed
them 80
A. $50 four companies OF militia and
| q deiwn, snguf nattory G arfiVal from
| Jolies sifh Gau. Esnee and Co Ban
nett ~ No'npnd -ThBy stopppG at the
EacelSiAr quarry aud one company
. deploreq a. s,ifiuishcrs. The oth0r
| four comp.al IRE now mhrci i;9 % thu
! quarrte WHO'RE mon has cunH-t gnted,
10 tij~pai u, tiist. rhey. " ere me-. M the
edge OF town ~ & mob OF 800 o. 40. Two
coinpsHios--B OF joliet, ana g, OF
Blonn' gtOu under commsnc ai Col,
Benpeli for,n~d front, and che n up
N the nlGl street. with fixed DtyUnefs.
Compruy A, oi Stceator, comman "a by
4 Capt. > CiMr With u detatchuitlt Of
4 Battery q, OF Joliet, formed the rif ht on
sidD street, aud Company d, ~ Of
tawa, command by Capt. Blanchard,
foriped tie eft ON o side tireet,
The command to forward
and charge beyonets was gwen,
| The moi. sitn wild hootipe and
cheers, IN, ~, main front with clubs
and roeks. As tho troops advanced
steadily too piup gave way 10 TIE side
of the sltel and hurled shower of
rocks ut the troops and one fired sh0t.
| Col Bennett osuarcd them TO dispurse,
| and number that refused were prnbsn
With bayon0fe. One was stabbed seri-
ously--a Poe, Ia9ed Guinkospy. Far
ther up the alrost the mob reformed
and commenced hurting rocks and a
4 de.schinent q m TO dispense them
X FIRED voLLEY
Nat them AMI they scattered at lively
Il rate Two man were killed,
named Andrew Stiler and John
',Quaggs. The troops are now
tciearing the streets of bowling crowds
fof women ana children. More trouble
camp at Singers quarries. The tr OPS
displayed the coolest bravery. 1t is fe-
\ ported that q women and child were
| killed. A number OF soldiers were badly
hurt with rocks. The following
OFFICIAL REPORT
from Adjutapt-Gener Vance, has been
Asent to the governors:
Col, Bennett removed his commando,
except one company, from Joliet 10 La
1ntmont, arriving about q. m, and form
A ing line south of Lamont, Deputy
Sheriff Potter conducted the troops into
i Lamont, near The Alton depot,
\ where mob of from 6O0
| TO 1000 strikers were congregsted,
They we're commanded to disperse and
! 20 to their homes 10y Deputy Sheriff
Potter, bat ,heT would not. TIE strikers
rushed Toward ths, troops, throwing
stones. Mai. Hefferman and one or two
| -Otbers were hit aud slightly wounded.
IL m 10, f,,n r,fc In pI 1a-
Tense, the troops fired. Two strikers
kwere killed and several wounded. Be-
fore the troops fired a pistol was fired
4 from house into the troups. The troops
have passed on to their original destin-
n auion ar The Singer and Talcort quar-
A ries. A greag many people are on The
n streets now, but quiet.
Il GEN. VANCE ARRIVES.
A Adjut9nt- General Vance has arrived,
and made his Headquarters at Singers
4 quarry. The sroops have just received
/ their ratiops add ara pitching tents. Ii
/ is claimed that q woman was wounded
accidentally. She advanced toward sol
der with rock, seized his musket
i ard he trippet hes up: In falling she
y fell against the bayonet. The following
n is q full list Of the
IA CAsUALTIES:
w JpcOD RNrewa, v Pole, Killed.
X Henry Stler, u Pole, killed.
'iY Mrs. Lemash, bsyonet wound.
4 John Poiitsl,, bayonot wound.
Adolph Miller, bayonet wound In
arm.
STRIKE All DENVER.
DENVER, May. 4.--Beiween 400 and
500 hands OF the Denver q Rio Grande
railway III this city and Stiida went
out ON strike this morning. They de-
H mand the discharge Of two objec--
-tfonable Denver toremen and
\ the reinstatement of about
& dozen recently discharged to reduce
the force. Inquiry among the strikers
and officers fails to get further griev.
ancea. The strikers threaten to stop all
trains except the mail train II the
demands are not acceded to
Y In three days. It is reported
= that the mon at Gunnls0n
Grand junction and Salt Lake pledge
the strikers their support, and will go
out If necessary 10 carry their point.
The grievance IL generally regarded
here as puerile, and little sympathy will
be accorded the strikers by the public.
~ A Child Poisoned.
In Marshall Maya. Especial. n Yesterday
y 2morning about clock a married daugh-