Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-07-10

order for a general strike of tie Knights
of Labor everywhere tomorrow. lie
expects the order will effect nearly one
million men.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Adiutant General
|. p. Martin, next in command to Gen
eral Miles, stated this morning that
from advices at Gen. Miles headquar-
ters the situation was generally im-
proved The trouble, it is reported, has |
reached the minimum and the railroads |
have nearly all resumed business, run
ming mail and passenger rs vel as
nearly all suburban and ne,ght trains.
SO far as known no more reinforce
mcnts OF troops are expected. 1t 1t gen. |
erallv believed that all available troops
will be modified here in order to put
down any trouble that may result from
a general cessation OF all trades i'll the
the city. to have sufficient force at hand
in case it becomes necessary to declare
martial law.
| "A lTdIu VI lillN NdlS lot'Su WIN
dressed beef left the stock yards this
morning about three O'Clock tor New
York. The train was made up secretly
during the night and delivered to the
Pan Handle road,
John J. Harrahan, vice Grand Master
of the Firemcns' Brotherhood, was ar
rested last night for conspiripg to inter
rupt interstate commerce and mail
traffic. Dcbs will probably be arrested
within the next twenty-tour hours.
One thousand Chicago news boys dc
cidcd last night to join the strike. They
will not sell copies otthc Herald, Tribune,
Inter Ocean, Mail, Post nor Journal.
President Mcbride, OF the National
Miners association has decided to call
out today $4,000 miners engaged in
furnishing coal for boycottcd railroads
today
Another Proclamation
CHICAGO, July l0-It is admitted on
all sides that the proclamation issued by
President Cleveland has done more to-
ward clearing the atmoaplerc and bring
ing the mob clcmcnt to a sense OF its
responsibility than could have been ac-
: complished by all self projected conclIila-
ton and meditation committees Ill Il
month.
The proclamation was printed in the
Polish, Bohemian and English languages
on broad sheet at the Office of a week
Ilv paper in the heart OF the lawIcss dis
trict and distributed BIZ the tens oi
Thousands in the Polish l3ohcmian set
tcment for a space OF two square miles
WAslIlNGroN, July lO-Ihc President
4 has issued another proclamation OF tht
same tenor as the first but more genera
in his application. 1t coversthc States, o
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wash
Iington, Wyoming, Colorado and Cali
fornia, and the territories OF tab anc
New Mexico, and especially the lines o
such railwary traversing said States.
California esiI striking.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. JJly lt,-Ih
:. crisis at Sacramento will lie reached il
dav or two for United States troop
left for that city carly this morning. TIL
purpose is to move trans at any cost
when the regulars reach the capital
Some of the strikers have deadly weapon
and intend to use them il necessary tt
prevent their plans from being overcome
II ii resistance is offered to the United state
T. soldiers, the probability is there he wi
shooting at Sacramento. The troops ar
l. going prepared for scigc,
+. More Trouble at hammond.
J., HAMMOND, ILL.,, July lo.-A gang
II incendiaries set fire during the night t
the trestle bridge over the Calumet river
3 miles south of here on the Mono
road. 1t was completely destroyed an
traffic is ellectually blocked. 1t was no
guarded; the militia had been sent t
EatroI Erie bridge, four miles south {
here, and one on the Ncklc Plate tot
miles southeast.
Can't Hear Him.
PlrrsBuRG. July 10.-Thc call OF Pre-
30 ident Debs TOR assistance of the rallroa
VG men in this district has met with hit
Es response. Very few men can be found
ii favor of going out now or at any oth
time unless they have some grievance.
The Crisis Passed.
BuFFALo, n. ", July 1O-Rallrot
officials here are less apprchensivc thu
for several days and express the bell
that the crisis has passed, so far as Bl
ialo is concerned and that there Will
- no trouble here.
walked Out.
MERIDIAN, Miss, July 10.-Ncarly 5'
. men on the Queen and Crescent sy ste
walked out here. The Queen and Sr'
n cent shops were also shut down. I
Y Brotherhood of Locomotive FTem
w passed resolutions to walk out and sti
to the A. X. L. No freight trains VIZ
moving from here on the Queen ana Cr
ent system.
Talking Back To Debs
TOLEDO, O., July l0.-Thc strikers
the Wheeling and Lake Erie and
Ohio Central railroads have telegraph
Dcbs for permission to so to work
they have no grievance and that it
foolish to remain out. Debs replied c;
ing meeting of the advisory board a
saving he would notify them later.
Went Out.
CINclNNArl, July 1O,--At midnight
firemen on the st. Louis division of
Big Four railway, which extends fl
Cincinnati to st. Louis, went out
Utrikers and More strikers.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, July 10
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engine
after a prolonged and heated discussi
decided not to go into the strike. A
meeting the Wabash engineers, tirer