Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
Clubs Used Freely to Drive the Mobs
from the Vicinity Of the Lake
Shore Yards,
Freight Trains are Then Made Ip aud
Manned b, Pinkerton'n Men
with Winchester Rlncs.
me hlotsr. stand 90, Fight iAtiia via,
Their Monshr, huS trains Mave
Along tHmatestsd.

j lffNftN ~ NAfNAAlfAl y lAWiltlM ENNI IlNNN
been halled out aud tho Others woto no.
fused haul Some were unable IA ma
sureiics, Norton ana Kcarna wera llb
efsieu on $1,000 bail. Tho police hpllevo
they have evidence enough 10 convict
Frank DAY Tor throwing tho mail traln
from the track Friday night kearna "a
lhe engineer who WAS In charge uf the
Mllweukee& 81. Paul enRlnn whirh was
captured hy the strikers aud used la nur.
saing the Lake Shore train, kearpa
claims that they placed tho muHNes "a
Two revolyors 90 his head aud Threatened
him with death IN case OF his REFUSED 10
do their bidding,
llAp 10 UsE rIiNm ctfHs
CmOAuo, III june wi. Tho chief az
\ police Oi the town OF Lake appeared Al
the extensive switchinn yards OF The
Lake shore railroad al 5 o'clock ihle
morning With a police force OF one hun.
I ared niun aud AZ once began tha work III
attempting 70 clear the yards ui strlkera
aud idlcfa Very iaw OF the latter had
I entered the Yards but rcmelned la
large gtonp just beyond the rallrnad
Tracks, inlently watching the movements
OF Tho railroad people. Several hundred
4 men, howcyer remained IN close vicinity
~ The found,honse and cars ~ tie Lake
Shore road, and refused 10 obey the ord r
81 the police 10 move, Clubs were drawn
and scsoral iurhea were mado At these
4 groups, NE police using thelr clubs and
lln one Of tho encounters deteetlye
I Knocked one Of the mon down. The
crowd giaduilly withdrew from the ina.
mediate vicinity VI tho yards. Tho com.
| pany had made no attempt to mngn any
cars up 20 o O'Clock
fuEiR wINCnrarfna RNApY.
Preparations for n determined effort To
move freight trains on The Lake shofn
to-day were perfected yesterday by tho
odircrs oi the road. Shortly after q
O'Clock this morning hllly Pinkef,on aud
large number ~ special 30,
llce wefe taken 60 tho town Of Lake, aud
on arrival thoy were sworn IA as special
/ Officers Now switOhmen 10 take the
/ place OF tho strikers were ALEC sent down
The policemen ordered the crowds 10
/ dlsperse. They moved back eufly, but
mom0ntarlly Increased III numbers, The
excitement rapidly frs bmora Intense,
and by . o'elook tbs crowd was ready
\ for anything, shortly after O'Clock the
town 81 Lake police cleared tho tracks
Of The crowds and plnkerion with 1873 Of
/ bis nch appeared on the scene, Many Of
them were armed with winohcstors.
] lhfiNu 70 utp OFT a TRAM.
AZ II q. N. fully two hundred police
hnd specials we're stationed along the
Lake shore railroad tracks botsean
For,y'nrst and Forty 1tth streets. The
strikers and their adherents remain along
State street, iuat outside of the right Of
way OF the railroad, excltedly discussing
The situation, but they had made 40 dem.
oDsirail0ns ~ 10 l0i4b this mOrnnn, AT
] M IA tho h.H
Of tho rOnndshuuHo aud ran th0m south 10
the yards at Fofty,thrd street, il ID SIN.
! poscd % try 20 goi out trains.
UNDER nnADwaY.
| The Lake Shore company hucco0dod Ia
! making up a train Of fourteen freight aud
caboOHe cars and started II south NJ li6
without moloetaiion. Any further riot.
ing IL not expected.
Tue mocgADr RAISED.
CnroAdo, III, June ~. The Lahs
Shore Hallway company has Mt last sac,
cocded IN getting freight trains started
from ihc yards az Root street The block
AIDE was broken at i2li5 to-day. Az that
| hour tho switch engine which had beon
| busy In the yard making ~ trains
steamed nthc Aldc-irack and d rcgularen.
| ginec0uplcd on 20 hetraIn, specialpollco
with their Winchester rifles rrady stood
by oa one side, which wns too much for
the crOwds which thr0nRod the streets ia
that section, and no attempt was made 10
Interfere with the movements OF tho
trninmca. Everything was ia readiness
10 start whom detail of Plnkorton'a
men armed with ri1aa climbed over
the engine and the tops Of tho
! cars The train reached EnRIewood
/ OF 1920, having run the gauntlet Of the
strikers ffOm F0riy-third street without
mOlestHtlOn, Al Flftysnrst street cross
Ing thtro was large crowd ~ men aud
boys who icered as The train pacSed but
offered no violence. A. 1880 South chi,
cagO was reached aud no serious opposi.
ton had been encountered. There was
lis large crowd In aud nbout the
yarde, but a large squad u Hyde
Park police prevented even The eembianco
Of dis rdor. The train left al Il iBgapd win
90 Rulrfed 70 the Indiana state Inns BY
the afmFd specials on board. A second
freight train OF twenly.sl1 loaded cars fol-
lowed tho iirei, having been made w NJ
EbgleWOod. II had about twenty armed
specials andj reached South Chicago ia
safety. A third train was successfully
South Chicago Without mOlesiati0n
LABOR UNION rIcg1c.
CnicAnO, III, Juno 2s.-sThe Central
Labor union picnic at Bbarpeho0.crA'
grove yesterday afternoon, 70 raise funds
for the defense " the anarchists, was
very harmless ard peaceable affair.
There we're about 1000 persons present.
Several dotectlgeH we're present, but bed
nothing 70 DO. There was 3 stand on the
grounds, on which was exhibited plaques
and busis Of August spies, Inscribed
with ihc motto "fOr the Bake u the
Cause,n These were sold for 30 cents,
while some photographs Of spigs and
Parsons brought 20 cents Among mo
sOclalista present were Oscar Neebe and
Henry spies, Mics bpies, Mrs. Parsons, 1
fricke, the cashier ~ the Arbfifef
Ieltupgf Thomas Gfeii And other
lesser lights. Ls.e IN voc after