Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-05-13
TIE TROUBLE OVER.
Vigilance 80 The Chicago reiie. In t.aohina a
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iYNrsftuArINo ruE LAnon TROUBLES.
GALVESTON. Tex. May 10. AT the In.
,esiigaiion Of tho labor troubles by the Con.
gfes-ional sub committee here Saturday
night r. n lis~ley. lohbcr In groceries
and graiuA testified that hia nrm did busl.
ncss amounting to from NJ, 200. 600 to
tA0oo,o pcf annum. u sold goods but
hscauss ~ TIE lahor troubles iher credits
were aimos, entirely cut on. n sustained
loss In its business 81 from thirty 10 forty
rer cent Witness Was not opposed to or.
Esnlfsiion Of labor
= 4. Finley. upholsiefcf Of the Gulf.
Colorado A Santa fe railroad. testified that
be- formerly occupied two Official positions
with The knights Of Labor. lie said n was
the Intention Of tie knights a. strike on all
The lcNas roads. hui better Judgment pre-.
Nalled lie was opposed ~ stukea
4. W. FARRELL. a carpenter, described tho
form ~ the mandate which was isaned by
tho knights to tho freight clerks ln the
Texas Pacific railroad ofiioe al Fort Worth.
ordering them a. strike
W. I. Bufk. editor ~ the Lai1r Adt.o.
oaic and county treasurer. testified lo the
fact Of tie dcmorsliylng effect ~ the strike
on the Gould system. lie said that the CON
dition Of tie laboflng men Ia The South was
better than that of the northern work Ing.
men. There was not such a surplus ~ labor
In the South. The absence 81 employ.
ment for labor In the south during
several months Of the year was the most
serious drawback lie believed the only
remedy was the introduction ~ mannfaet.
ufcrs Ia Texas. lie attributed much of Tire
n pf N.s.fs
employers and the men and thought that
workmcn were not Outspokcn enough about
their grievances Ia reply 10 the question
a. To- who was benefited by the seizure 81
the engines aud the destruction Of property
by the strikers, witness said that he thought
about the only person benefited wss the
sheriff. The committee left for Marshall
last evening.
HUNTING ron ASAncH-r= ~ CHICAGO.
CHIcAoO, May iO.--The vigilance Of the
police in looking after suspected Anarchists
has not reihxed n particle since the occur
reno eof the outrage that nrst induced a. The
various stations contain the usual extra dc.
tail inauguraied week ago and slfict
watch Is kept along the streets ou suspicious
parties. The anticipation ~ lncendary fires
has caused citizens aud property owners 10
| be dOubiy on tile lookout 90 that no matter
| from what quarter trouble may spring
| preparnt on will have been made fOr a.
| Yesterday fellow riding on West Side
| car attracted the attention ~ the passenger
| by taking loudly In defiance Of the Social.
lists engaged In Tuesday nights riOta He
proclaimed hinselfa rampant Anarchist and
denounced the police for the part they bad
taken ~ suppressing the outrage a police
| officer locked him up nj the Dies Pialucs
street staton where bc gave the name u j.
| NJ. Hart
a third raid was made on the nest nj No.
| ~ West Lake street by a squad of twenty.
| five men from the Central detail In the
hall upstairs a meeting Of hOd.caTriefs va
| found in session and the members weTe
searched. Nothing wa found On them n
Indicate connection or sympathy with the
lawiess element and they we're allowed "a
| proceed unmOlested. A fcw fed-faZs left
| IN tile hall BY parties unknown were carried
away. In tie saloon underneath the hsll.
| kept by Albert FlOrus, three red bot An.
| afchisis were arrested and JAILED. ~ toe
saloon was found n copy ~ tie platform u
the Socialists. which essentially sgnt-,dies
| The Wel-knOwn utierauces - Spies.
/ FleideB, schwab a. Co. together wlth 4
partial directory u groups outs de Of Obi.
/ cago.
Tie groups according ~ the paper are
In existence ~ far east ~ HOiyoss Mass
| and extend through Ohio, Indiana Penn.
| syivania and neigibOnnz States. The thres
men taken are George Barfsls. ailas I.Ofanx
! Franz Smldt and Pred Benseen Like fhe'i
comrades IN trouble they betrayed the moe
| craven terror when confronted b. tlie fefre.
seutatiyes Of justice. and seefned entlrel,
| bereft ~ the boasted courage ~ their kind
A short time after they had i-en locke
10 afeiiOw. giving bis nsms AZ Charles J.
| Franks, called Al the station to 49, smidf
| When asked what BE- vas ffanks edmlifsi
that he was = Socialist aud that he an
Smidt worked together on 80 knsfehis
paper that suspended publication sbauf
year ago. IN answer g. fufthef quest .onI
TIE fellow said that u ne intended parsa,
lad taken piare yesterday b. Uoulf haTl
walked 10 tie ranks and carried red Gag
lie bad scarcely uttered TIE wosds eisen b.
was hpstled down stairs and given quarter
iu cell to repent that he had been ri int
making hssiy declaration.
Al meeting 81 tHe freight Fandiefs yea
tefdaY, alter an animated defiafe d. de.
"a 90 % ihe railroad officials to-day A. in
d Fidusis and eudelfof to arraugs fof 81
end of tie strike now n Irczr,zs
OnEcuso 10 rHF nrD ptA0.
/ CfNcfsSArL May 10 80 LARGELY A.
tended meetug0f Iypnzfaph raj To- 0n Ma
3 yesterday Afternoon resolutions arfi
sdopied deusuncinT tlle rel fag q ihe Con-
uutue a. symhoiic az anarchy sni frguiri 81
and antagonist iotte aeifsrr nf efsfg ifa.
American The union calls fha sffent on ol
capitalists io ihe feeent rofs AZ Chicago Eel
| MiiwauEer. reminding flerl flsf fln In.p.f
iatIon ~ foreign labor i0 supp eos h uaf tt.
Wurkmeil "a cheaper raies % pag mas rrug,
dangerous policy .n the end
lts STRIFE Situation fe0a ua nrfiasrrsf
The men aani veil t0gsfher snd seear ds
tefmlnei i0 bold oat TIE manufacturer
on the other hand. maintain tbe sauae rut
tlon. hauy have aunoonref thaf thef af
l opfn their faci0fies to-day and fte Wsfu
has assured item fhat en- men uho want d
~ tD Nofs HiN D. given fnll Fs.i - qFnfer
tult FoUu regiments 1f tle Oh.o Nafoua
Guard win strengthened police Force ar
at Dr. d.sposal Uid Ii .s hardly protat,e tht
[ there's uiil he ans trouble
NFW fouE. May io The sirfk nr p.au
makers have returned at ti.e old scala
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