Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-27
HIGH HANDED
WORK OF THE STRIKING SWTCHNEN AT
CHICAGO YESTERDAY.
4 Wild Race Between Police On An Out
going Train and Strikers On a Stolen
Engine--Seyeral Of the Strikers
ShOs--POlice Useless.

C,urAGo. June 26,-In the Superior
CONT this morning Judge Shepard issued
am injunction against seventy Of the Lake
-hnr. striking switrhmen ON IN affidavit
.r.nrI hy +. z. Wright, General Superin-
r.nIrut. On his affidavit Mr. Wright
,.r,r.,-S that on April Il, lsS6, the delend-
rrt, made u request in writing, which
,a,v presented To the company, asking for
,r,. .Ii,rnaryr of eight men, The company
rrr~sJ 10 grant the request on the ground
that. with one exception, the eight men
nI h,,n in the employ Of the company
tro,h ten To eighteen years.
The only complaint made by defendants
,.ain<, the objectionable men WAS that
rb., had remained in the employ Of the
r,r.plny during the strike of ISL.
TIN. affidavit goes ON to sly that the
,.rn,uny cannot discharge the eight men;
,b,a cannot take them out of the employ
ofrhr road ~ Swjtchmen and yarimasters
u.,hoat sending them out of the State,
The, ar. all men who have families 10
-u.nng.. and the company cannot put them
an ..,., other line OF employment IN which
frS ,.lu make ~ much money.
A. is th,u charged that the strikers are
interfering With the business of the COM
many m its capacity at common carrier;
i09r tl,. rrmu.ny i ready tO pay the
.rr.rr~ " has money i due them; that
rt.. have mo- right ON the premises OF the
,..arr.n.. except Ia collect what i due
tr.nr. :tud that they can get the amount
,h-.u-h The cashier at Chicago. The
,usrr Is asked to restrain the strikers from
uf.r.,rru. with trains, pulling ont coup
t.ng pin, cot tryin" To induce the men now
.fUYg. j,gult the Capl0y Oi the rOad.
~ EFFORT To CLEAR TRACKS.
m, railway company WAS engaged this
mrrrng M ,nl,uyoriug 10 clear the tracks
smith OFF. Fort, third street of the wrecked
,rrn.u hirh remained there over night.
\..rI, all the tracks from Furty-third
d, Hrl, Grh street We're blocked this
.',.ririn. With partially overturned cars.
,Irr,nf.. on hpth the Lake ShOrr and
r,.k island rrr,,l$ w;rS delayed in conSc-
.,r,.n,,. nI ,h,. Ilprkadr. Ey 10 o'clock the
....E l. haI 'rpu pretty thoroughly cleared.
p..Fus the night tn round houses and
other puurrty ut the Lake Shore road were
.r4rI,f b., imkcrtou's police AMI mem
r.l-u 1h. javu oi lake police force.
rNu, th,. general expectation that the
.ann,u. would make another determined
,t,.r lp % mp,, a train to-day. although
Il. F. 4 L.. N..ta. -
i-!run,ar ln. train, even "f t1krm to the
.u,r bust, 40 EHgrw"od, would probably
-r,, tnr,,. o. ihcNrkrr; had Il committee
rrnIr point aud the town police cannot
,g.d projections b.3"Hd the corner oi
STAT, and ~i>ty-thrd streets.
40 This point thor Tc ~ least thirty
Tracks abreast which arr contested hy
.u,t,hy, sud constitute the principal yards
uliu. Lake Shore Company.
t.uii trains should oct through Englc-
r.ni ,rguhI,. Is expected in p,lsSin" the
~nlrh t.A,.lg0 NIr,i>, where the maSS Oi
fsoplr ale Ia ..mpa'hy with the strikers,
INAFAT HOLE.
F.., m.n stool in Superintendent
Wu.lr'- oiii,, this morning. Two Of
tu.a, .rr lr,dl, battered up. Onc had
ind .li n.tr ni- eye, his cheek WAS Swol-
l,n.liI L. Iur,. b,uis.~ lli over his badly.
TlrN w,sr demanding their IranNporta-
tnn htr, home.
w, N,r. taken into u rat hole yratcr-
a, "s.'t the worst uSrd up of the men,
Il.1tr l,- killed" Was taken with
I,.ur ~r\ other. and lett in the round
nuu-r Yesterday gitriuOon. There W&S
r.f,n f.r Nth "a, ahJ w;rS called lie
t-f.r Nluut twenty Of the strikers
,.lIr n. made a rush II us, and the lie
l.r..- sk,,luldlr,l the first one, There
u... np0rltnry Tor u> the mob wgS armed
alrh mualr, .wrruvh,S, iron bars coupling
!.n. and lrpu urc. They threw me down
lrmmyrrd me and nearly killed me. l
-Ulaval. and hLyc,iing freely, met pO-
49,. q, hoStoppcd me, turned me round
and asked mr II INV throat WAS cut. l
told nim rblt hld been mnhhcd ut Forty
G1lut,rr,t a., asked mc ii | had taken
tl,rl..uf th,. IUkvrs. said Yes. lie
aD.ard mr aud ,Iid, i wish they q Killed
sDu ,m .oiuG tu my home twenty
lli,~ rhruthsr sjd" Of Toledo.
rrE>yEu BT STRIKERS.
Tl,IiS,. shore engine in charge ot 4
ugua,r ,lru h.lt the round house shortly
after D. O'Clock Two caboUSrS were at
Iruyd to IT, instead OF one, ~ NJ first an
ago.u..I On rtrh c;thooSr were about
Grl,,n Town ot Lake police and twenty
rmkprvg detectives. The train proceeded
9tarlj, a0 Iss,rr thIna walk until 1t ar
.y,d n t.u4lrwood when the
oftrr. mounted ti,c cowcItcherS
@ ~,'h ;h. engines ami gi the
clins.>, aui the train started on at lhs
a,t. ur two uliss an hour. \ large crowd
o'isr >:.il,rrS haJ pushed ahead OF the
t.ua al,lr II WIS proceeding ut slow
E.t. s,vl ., u dead run set out tGr EnSle-
aoui
- The tIiu'S spcci was accelerated the
crowd H.r, Suon passed, aud storm oil
,',n,. gnt rinGcIs were thrown into the
lne8 rn the outside Of the engines and eils
5a.,-~ 4 cry ut rage went up from the
iHruyi. ,t ih,. mob ~ the engines dashed
LN. Shun Uhirstwo. Milwaukee and ~.
I'ui yu-iucS aud one belonging to
t.r \iykrl Plate rolj passed the crowd Ol
"'na,rs Th. engines were 1R their way
'a't. i,u.'rvond Yards to do some SWITCH!
lug a. r.,..l~ to which they belonged, but
a> ,hl ,,r-rG tur crowd they were boarded
"rrr,auuy took them In
4 WILD ENCE.
Then hgan ons Of the most exciting
r1ry> ON record. Fasisy and faster iiew the
'aor ~hor,. Train AMI Elstef and nearer
'.'mr ir. purSurr Thirty, forty aad then
H0s, IjliN miles IN hour were coNsTgd ~
10. pursued and still the pursuers erep'
up NJt. Piukerton jumped To his feet Oh
ihr hind "a torn Ul thc last caboose, a re-
,"i'rr flashed iu his hand. Back. back.
hr cried. hut WAS only answered 10y
'1ir> ct dcriSiOn from th'
drus' crowd which completely
covered ihc pursuing engine. As IL dire"
hrlrrr the forces OF the strikers could b,
Seru through the dchSc volume OF Smok'
Iy'i hrhrud by the eBgineS Of the the Lake
>u"rr tram Us they tore along. The pur
SUNG ENGINE arrived within a tey feet y