New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
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SHOOTING AT TILE STRIKERS.
ONE MAN WOUNDED WITH A WINCHESTER

TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK IN CHICAGO
NOISY CROWDS IN THE PACKING HOUSES.
CHICAGO, June 80 lSpecial.-The precautions
taken by the Lake Shore Railroad Company 70 protect
irs trains greater to-day than ever peiore.
Every locomotive carried contingent Of men armed
with Winchester res and before the day closed they
were compelled to them The railroad company sue
ceeded In getting out its trains but the reehn8 causoo
by tho presence tho Pinkerton men 10 bitter one!
Tho action the sheriff In espousng tho cause OF tno
strikers and the inaction OF the Governor IL - con-
tended, have increased the spirit Of riot Shortly aer
noon armed deputies stoned, ana when ono OF
their number knocked down. eveled their guns 70
fire. but refaned from doing so. the crowd falling BACK
sullenly. successful attempt to make up ana
send out train from tho stock yards was made this
morning. and no sooner 1t accomplished than the
engine returned bring out second train. This on
zine was literally covered front, rear top ana sdes
with mon armed with Winchester rifles. The engine.
crApt cautiously down tho main tracks TILL "bens
Place. restaurant was reached and then eight OF tho
riemen ordered to get down and take possessou
of the network OF switches at that point then Sill
slowly before and making frequent stops tho
engine went on through the packlng.housc region and
began the back and forth from one track TO
another Its appearance the signal for every WIN
dow adjoining packing houses TO DC crowded Win
men boys who flied the air with shouts OF Scao!
Rats !" and other epitnets directed OF the oncerA
Those in command Of rifemen ordered them TO ro-
main silent no matter what said to te but 10 keep
their eyes steadily liked on tho Window ior was not
known what moment the engine would 10 treateo 70
shower OF bricks from the windows ABOVE ana
around them. Whiio the mon in the packlng-houses
behaving IN this manDer the street CROSSINGS were
surrounded by q crowd OF hootlng men ana Doys put
they themselves with shouting was tedious
work making up train. After an hour apf hall OF
hrrd struggling the engine had only secured two cara
for second train. Inc iailio,o olca, rn,nad wa
not to leave TIL he all he wanted BY this time ss
least 1000 OF the employees gathered In tho vicinity ana
began to berate she oihcers VINO were On tno sran,
Missiles thrown from the Windows striking Two Iwo
of the Pinkert0n men who were on top OF car nis
was a signal for o shower or stones ana cJuOs WHICH
came from the crowd officer Begley, who vas stani-
ing near was struck the jaw by club anc seriously
hurt The Pinkeron no sooner saw IBIS tbsn they
leveled their guns and would have hred into tne moo
had they been restrained by the depuY sLerI no
train away amid shower OF mis- lies that uiu 10
| actual damage ., -. =, .
At2:I5 n NJ. train thrown off IL track by the
strikers near Fortiethst Baltimore nu Onio ,I W.
Then a Lake stock tram eastDoupi cauio alonS
and was allONo ';lss Though all right LoGr men
turned tho swIcDea and soon as they Jill ~" tncy
ran swiftly across prrie. Three or four shots were
fired after them which broe xht the os Top Ihcy Wee
and taken TO the town OF Lake iai wneie tney
identified az the mon who threw the s"itcnos anu
dilched trains other day One OF the men "s snol
in the lee. Thomas Collins, one 0 the e*ierS 9i ,ho
strike charged with contempt or court before uage
Shepard violating the injunction recently Issued nc
committed into the CUSTODY oi tno snoih ~iiA n'
| purses himself 80
In Justce Tearncy's court to-day when Ed Andrews,
one OF the striking switchmen charged with disorder
loudly. ThereupOn the magistrate otuertu the uoo
locked and lined every one present % tor eontemp.
ina track and 10 forfeit the $1,000 bail Of John Frctch
for responding when his name wds csueo Eighty
men were then up In line and Questioned as 70
who applaudsd All denied the charge but elgDt were
held To be guilty. John Doe and John smitn, John
| McClowry, Jonn Quinlan, James LetniswitcA and
Thomas klernan paid % each.