Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-03
MORE TROUBLE.
Excited People Crowd
| Streets of Auburn.
One of the Armenians
Knocked Down.
Major Ben Hill Easily Oisperses
! a Big Crowd.
Extra Police and Deputy Sher-
ifs Guarding Cities.
Union Shoemakers Offer Services to
Sheriff Hill Are Accepted.
Mayor'sSecond Pfoclamatlon---fears
for Safety Of Property
Cos. cieases May be Called Upon 10 Order
Out the Militia.
Union Shoemakers Offer Services to
Sheriff Hill Are Accepted.
Mayor'sSecond Proclamation---fears
for Safety of Property
Cos cieases May be Called Upon 10 Order
Out the Militia.


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these are troabioas tunes The eiiy aNoke
al an eSrly hour this morning. as more
,-,g..l.. ,x,. e1nactsd from the Armen;aus
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4'l4 'A7 's"'h -
escorted the foreigners to the SHOPS and
there "a, no demonstration.
IT,. t,.,,.,.,. .,,,s as tb. .r,av Sa,,,r.
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"a! evening - 'h'''se" y ''4si'
sho Were present at tne scTimnsge.
( The unis,u men are angry because other
dl.pstcbe. laid the whole blame OF the
union. Sheriff Hill says he siil be re-
.1,asibIe f3- the conduct of the union
+ men ti.gtit +. the rabb!e of the two cities
/ that must be vat he'd
/ TIN, morning the American flag was
/ bo!.te,i over the CusAmau COMPANY. shop
/ The un.on men in the street below all took
/ of their hats 10 ..Oid Glory
! ,hubb vas brought before Judge
Mitchell on four complaints charging
/ him <ita a..4aig sith inten. TO
lAiI John Morrill,. ESD, appears for the
resp'n lem AMI + b. Npoie' t' h,q,, 10, me
fer Botb attorneys had important business
IN The SOD rIor court and Mr. Morrill, asked
ront,,,n ,nce Of the cgse until next Mon
.iav. wtish va. grln-el. and Chutb was
rI,rsa unAar bonds in $500 On each com
nl4iat. or 5000 in all. Ara Cu.hman.
n ;Jliam Monroe and ii. A. Packard are
,ond.m.n None but The press representa-
tive. rouol.iuspts as4 Witnesses were al
,os.f in tGe c,,urt rocm.
When Chubb left the court. room he wa.
escorted to Cushrnan's shop rs Cits Mar
an, I.xrrsb.e. followed by I large crowd
The man whn stabbed Harling has no,
has :, foDrd ap4 II is thought that lie has
left the city, Other arrests are vet to be
raaa
A large number of special officers are on
duty and they escort the Armeniaus to and
from the shops. oee Of the Armenians
displays revolver at his h!p and keeps
his haai upon 1t bile on the street.
Sunday evening Special Officer Stephen
Hayes drew his revolver on a crowd Gu the
.iaew ak ana ordersd them 10 move on.
Officer MuIleney of the regular force who
STOOD across the street saw the act AMI hnt-
re3ly crossing. took Hayes by tie arm and
or'ered him TO pus up his gun, which Hayes
aii.
IL as f'ti - ttf4@ tA'N' . s@SNt' NAf '--N
We'ch, one oi the citizens on Main street
SATURDAY night, pho was hit in the stomach
~ stone thrown hy some of the Arme-
mans was worse and It s feared that he
j. lnjaral severely internally.
IT, Armeniaas are very quiet today and
all unina men are uniler orders TO keep
ax4y from crowds tbst gather about the
Shame ho;cl. The officers of the unions
aIe doir : everything ia their poser TO PIE
vent IL urre1- of SATURDAY evening row,
that na Aharze Of breaking TIE peace may
be iaiI at their door.
TIE manufacturers claim that their shops
are fniDg MP rapidly but the union COM
r,ittees claim to know to man who are in
ard ttat there IS a loss ia numbers TO the
manufacturers rather than gain.
John sfoekHlan OF the International
/ [ niou said 10 the JnrESAL today: The
manufacturers tell yoa reporters that their
! shops sre filing up just to get the state
m.nt into the pspsrs, SO that outsiders will
think II is so, but We know better. We GER
taiulv hSvs kept 4 iozan ont today who
| were at work saturday. and there have
( 5een ne new import1tions since Saturday
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A. 20 7. NJ. when the ships let opt.
fully 1880 people gathered on TIE square
/ At the junction OF CONT 2nd Turner streets
to see She workmeu come doTn. TO tie
Maine hotel. Thsre was terrible eresh
7 aud teams were hopclessty mixed up. Ia
few mi =a,es after The whistle blew the
officers and thtlr charges came in sight
coming off Hampshire street. The crowd
( inl rea.el s.gi o:h Gers Shields and Green
/ leaf considerably IN advance opened a lane
I ia the crowd