Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-22
The Trouble Grows More
serious in Chicago and
st. Louis.
Substance of Gladstone's Bill for
The Settlement Of the
Irish Question.
THE LABOR CARNIVAL.
Mur1Nous

sion the meeting of the executive COM
mittea of the empire protective associa-
ton and Third avenue road strikers adj
journad about three o'clock this morn
ing without having taken any action
towards ending the strike or
forcing the compsuy to terms.
The subject of another general
tie up was discussed for hours but the
executive committee decided at the
hour of adjournment not to take the
step to-day. The position of the Sec.
ond avenue employees who objected to
being ordered out again had some effect
in preventing the orders being issued.
A prominent Knight of Labor member
from the Brooklyn assembly seventy.fve,
stated that there was serious revolving
in the order in regard to the foolish
manner in which the present stsl&e had
been conducted and loud demands were
being made for the removal of O'Donnel,
Best and James Graham from the
executive committee. Their action in
tleing up all the roads in the city was
condemned by all sober heads of the
organization.
Il swITcHMEN IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 30 Shortly before
seven o'clock this morning the switch
men and their sdherents of the Lake
Shore road began to assemble at Dcyol
and Forty-third streets. The strikers
were very taciturn and would express
no opinion as to the anticipated events
of the day. The sheriff had not com
menced to muster his men up tc
nine O'Clock this morning, but
shortly after nine thie morning
force of twenty-five regular deput.
sheriffs assembled under orders ct thu
sberiff'a Office waiting for..word to marcel
to the scene Of trouble at Forty-irs
street. The special deputies did no
eheg nfss= Tic n1ain Office, but assem-
bled at the various detective offices
Plnkerton officials say that none of thei
people will be at the scene Of trouble
A member of the switchmen's brother
hood called at the sherif's office thi
morning and asked to be sworn in as
deputy.
.'The men are pulling pins and throw
ing switches at Forty.third street," h
said, "and are doing us a great deal O
harm and the organization has no sym
!, pathy with them. They are men VIII
have hung around the place for year
and are always ready for a fight. / know
them all and think ] can do the shesif
great deal of good by going with hin
and showing the fighters that the "broth
erhood does not recognize them" Ell
probably will be sworn in. The situa
ton is practically unchanged, but con
siderable anxiety is felt as to the out
come.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, April 22-Five hundre
employees OF the Missouri Cara Foundr,
company, stopped work and joined tn
strike this morning II obediencs to th
order Of district assembly seventeen
knights of labor. The move has bee,
contemplated ever since the knight
found the company were supplying tn
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountai
roads with repair material. A commit
tee from the knights called Epon til
vice president of the company an
informed him that unles
they ceased furnishing repai
material to the Missouri Pacif
and Iron Mountain companies, thei
men would be ordered out. The vic
president replied these companies wer
their best customers, and they woul
continue as long as they were able t
fill ell their orders. President McMi
len in reply to a question by a reporter
to future plans, said: "We shall try an
run our works with O new force of mel
, but If we fail, we shall ope
OR works at Cambridge, indians
which have been closed sometime.
we can't run business there as we Sc
fit, we shall go OUT altogether. l woul
rather see the works idle five years tina
accede to any demands like those mad
by the knights"
SUMMONED INTO COURT.
The Lake Shore railroad compan
filed a bill in the supreme court thi
morning citing that the company own
Hand tracts and terminal facilities in thi
county which are 0 being trespasse,
upon by sixty men not now in its en-
Iploy, naming the striking switehmer
The bill reeites that these men are inter
fering with the movement of the rail
road cars and are in other ways trespas
ssrs. and praying for an ~inianction t,
prevent their further interference will
the operations of the company. Judg,
Gainett issued writs of inauguratio,
against the men this forenoon, and a
IL 40 a train loaded with 200 deput,
sheriffs left the Lake Shore depot fl,
the scsne of the strike to arrest the mel
and bring them into court.
Chicago, April 22-At 2 o'clock til,
crowds in the yar4s at Forty-third
street had swelled to 1000 men whict
the deputy sheriffs at this hour are try,
ing to drive from the grounds prepare
tory to starting out q train. The cal
containing the deputy shsriffs reached
Forty-third street at As p. M. and