Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-28
DI WINE tO-Vh -
The Lake Shore Moves a Few
Trains.
Announcement OF the
Probable End of the
Strike.
A saneuinary Anti-Panama Canal
Resolution introduced in
the House.
Formal Installation of Prince
Linthold as Regent of
Bavaria Over its
Crazy King.s

Bavaria Over its
Crazy King.i
THE LAKE SHORE.
STRIKE TROUBLES STILL OCCUPYING THE
ATTENTION OF THE AUTHoRITIEs-THH
ERR X a HAND.
Chicago, June 2 S-The chief of police
OF the town Lake appeared at the extern
sive switching yards Of the Lake Shore
railroad at eight this morning with q
police force OF q hundred men including
specials and Pinkerton police, and at
once began work clearing the yards of
strikers and idlers. A very few OF the
latter had entered the yards, but re-
NAMED in large groups just be-
yond the railroad tracks, intently watch
ing the movements OF railroad people.
Several hundred mon, however, remained
in the vicinity Of the round house and
the cars Of the Lake Shore road and
refused to obey the order Of the police
to move.
CLUBS WERE DRAWN
and the police drove the men from
the immediate vicinity Of the
yards. In. one encounter Detective
Finn, OF the Lake police,
knocked one OF the men down. He 10
the only person reported to have
sustained any serious injury. The
company made no attempt to move any
cara up to nlne O'Clock.
THE COUNTY AUTHORITIES.
Deputy Sheriff Gleason appeared at
Forty-frst street shortly after ten
O'Clock, accompanied by six deputies.
This il the first time since the strike
began that any of the representatives of
the sheriff have appeared On the ground.
The chief deputy read the riot act at
four points along the line Of the Lake
Shore road between Forty first street
and Engelwood and the police deputies
then began to clear the tracks. The
crowds moved quietly after the reading
of the riot act and up to eleven O'Clock
remained quiet in the vicinity of the
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south AZ Engeiwood.
A TRAIN STARTED.
The Lake Shore company succeeded
IN making up q train OF fourteen freight
and cabooss cars and started south ut
HID and without m%oleetation. A few
minutes before the train started i've
strikers ventured into the yards OF
Forty-third street and, refusing to move,
were handled roughly by the police
and one was placed under arrest. The
others moved OF. Strikers songregated
on Stats street intimate that they will
attempt no demonstration in the pres
ence OF the armed forca now on the
ground.
SCOUT ENGINES.
The railroad company has brought out
eight engines and sent slx down the road
having IN board deputy sheriffs. The
sheriff and q squad of men have arrived
armed with Winchester rifles. The
locomotives are employed as scouts to
see that She tracks and switches are
perfected and ready for the passage oil
regular freight trains. No moleststiol
has been offered the men on board 0
these engines.
AMovINa TRAIN.
EnGlswood, Ills. June 28-The frs
Lake Shore outward bound freight trail
to reach this point arrived here D
1920 p. m. having run the gauntlet o
strikers from For.y-third street withou
interruption. The train has thirty armed
men on board. At the Fifty-irst stree
crossing there was a large crowd of me-
and boys who ieered as the train passed
but offered no violence, The train lef
hero at 1920 p. m. and a guard of Hyd
Park police will board the train a
State street.
PASSES SOUTH CHICAGO.
South Chicago, June 28-The LAX
Shore freight train has just arrived q
South Chicago. 1850 p. M. withon
having encountered serious opposition
There was . large crowd III and abou
the yards here, but a large squad {
Hyde Park police prevented sven
semblance OF disorder. The train lei
here at 1855 p. m. and will be guardo
to the Indiana state Inns by arms,
specials on board.
SECOND TRAIN.
South Chicago, 1:25 p. m.-The sscon
freight train, OF twenty-six loads
freight cars, followed the first train, hal
ing bssn made up ct Engelwood. 1t ha
about twenty pelice specials on boar
and departed south. Tho raiIroa
officials anticipate no trouble, aftt
leaving this point, unless it shosld be ,
SOHO point beyond the state line, Al
the squad of Pinkerton men alread
mentioned has gone to that point t
guard against that happening.
CROSS THE STATE LINE,
Miller's Station, Indiana. Jnne 49,
Two freight trans on the Lake Shor
road, made up at Chicago at noon, hay
just passed here for the east withou
interference Of any kind. The arm
guards returned or an in-bound frsigh
train.
NAIL KILL STRIKE SETTLED.
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