Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30
CHICAGO SMITCRMEN STRIKE,
Four Freight Trains Bun on the Lake
Shore Yesterday, Guarded
By Armed Hen.
Latest Phases Of the Great Homo Rule
Campaign Gladstone Speaks
in Liverpool.
Thomas Power O'Connor Makes m
Address Trouble Brewing Over
the Expulsion in France.

CHICAGO, June 28.-Wincbester rifles Dst
ed on the shoulders OF the Pinkerton me-
as they made their appearance at the LAX,
Shore freight yards this morning.
Thu railroad officials were free in theil
declaration that q strong effort, backed by
ample means, to enforce it, would be made
to nov the fifty-six cars of freight to thei,
destination, and send out the shipments
awaiting transportation il the company
yards at the city's limits. The determine.
lions to move the trains at all hazards
and the equally decided stand taken
by the strikers that no train shall
be moved, seems to point to an in.
evitable conflict during the day.
The first thing hat was attended
to by the Pinkerton men was to drive
every one from the tracks. There are fully
200 police and specials stationed along the
tracks between Forty-6rst and Forty-ffth
streets guarding the line and round house.
No one is allowed to approach the switches.
The strikers and their adherents are con.
g~regated just outside OF the right of way of
the railroad, excitedly discussing the situa.
ton. No demonstration has been made
up to IL o'clock. The company has sew.
eral engines from the round house and are
making up a train.
A Raj MOVES.
CHICAGO, June 28.-The Lake Shore Rail-
way Company has at last succeeded in
raising the freight blockade. At 1915 the
switch engines, which had been busy in the
yards making up q train, steamed into the
sldetracks and q regular engine was coupled
to the freight train. The specials, with
their Winchester rifles ready, stood by on
the alert. The guns were too much for the
crowd who thronged the streets in the
vicinity, and not an attempt was made to
interfere with the movements OF the train.
When everything was in readiness for a
start a detail Of Pinkerton's men, armed
with rifles, climbed On to the engine and
the tops OF the cars. Just before the
train was ready to start a Switch en-
CINE to which the caboose was attached
and also heavily guarded steamed on to
the main track, in front OF the regular
freight, then the signal to start was given.
more trains soc followed and all
reached South Chicago in safety. The rail-
way officials anticipate no more mo}esta-
ton except at the Intiana State line but u
guard of Pinkerton's men are there
to guard the company's property.
EADINa THE RIOT ACT.
CHICAGO. June 2S.- Deputy Sheriff Glea-
son appeared at Fo-ty-frst street shortly
after 10 O'Clock, accompanied by six depu.
ties. This is the first time since the strike
began that any representatives of the
sheriff have appeared OF the ground. The
read the riot act at four points
the line. and the police and deputies
then began to clear the track.
IS THE STRIKE ENDED. !
CHICAGO. June 28.-Before 3 o'clock this
afternoon ofthe four freight trains sent out
Of the city during the day, all four had
the Deana Street Line, and were !
proceeding eastward. The officials of the |
road now think the strike is ended.
Two Idiots. |
LONDON, June 28.-Two men sailed for
New York from the ClvHe to-day in a boat |