Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

special train Of three cars al $50 and
were also taken TO Forty-third street. A
dozen OF more imported switchmen we're
also on board. The situation was quiet
but there was an undercurrent OF excite
ment and suspense that BODIED exciting
developments during the day.
CmoAao, June 2S.-Deputy Sheriff
Clemson appeared at Forty. first street
shortly after 10 o'clock accompanied by
six deputies. This Is the first time since
the strike began that any of the repre-
sentatiyes 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 Englewood, and he.police and
special deputies began to clear the cracks.
The crowd moved on quietly after the
reading OF the riot act
At 1915 o'clock the Lake Shore Rail
way Company at last succeeded in getting
freight train started from the yards at
Root street, and the blockade was broken.
Al that hour the switch engines which
Ind been busy in the yards making up
the train steamed on TO the side tracks,
and regular engine coupled on the
train. The special police, with their
Winchester rifles ready, stood by on the
alert. The guns were too much for the
crowds who thronged the streets in the
vicinity, and not an attempt was made to
interfere with the movements Of the train.
mon. When everything was in readiness
for the start detail Of Pinkerton men,
armed with rifles, climbed on the engine
and the tops OF the cars. Their appear.
anoe gave the scene a warlike appearance.
Just before the train was ready TO start
a switch engine to which caboose was
attached and also heavily guarded steamed
onto the main track in front Of the
eaBtern-bound train, but the conductor
only had orders 10 proceed TO Soutl
Chicago. The train reached EnRlewooC
at 1920 p. M, having run the gauntlet o.
the strikers from Forty-third street with
out molestation. At the Fifty-first stree
crossing there was large crowd of men ant
boys, who jeered as the train passed by
but offered no violence. At 1850 p. m
South Chicago was reached, and no seri
ons opposition had been encountered
There was large crowd in and about th,
yards, but large squad OF Hyde Parl
police prevented even the seniblance O
disorder. The train will be guarded TO tn
Indiana state line by the armed special
on board.
A second freight train Of go loade,
freight cars followed the first train, bay
ing been made up at Englewood. Ii ha,
about 20 armed specials, and reache,
south Chicago in safety. The railroa,
officials anticipated no trouble after leay
ing that point, unless it should be Mt som
place beyond the state line, and soua,
OF Pinkerton men already mentioned In
gone to TINT point to guard against TIM
happening. A third train was success.
tnlly gotten under way and passed Soutl
Chicago without molestation.
A freight train from the east arrived n
the Lake Shore yards during the after
noon. The officials have issued n motto
to accept freight without limit. The
state that they believe the strike is ended
Of the men arrested by the Hyde Par
police for completely in Saturdays rio,
ing, nine have been bailed out, others M
refused bail and some are unable TO lin
sureties. The police believe they hay
evidence enough to convict Frank Da,
who is under lock and key, for THROWN
the mail train from the track on Frida
night. The man In the South Chicap
jail, who gave his name az John J.. Snll
van, is Edward Sullivan, who WINS di
charged from the Nickel Plate shops tw
weeks ago Captain Hunt has a stat
warrant for him for robbery.