New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-09


Washington. July Sat late hour tonight
President Cleveland issued the following procla-
nation
ppOcLANfATION HY THE PRESIDENT or
THE UNITED STATES.
whereas. by reason of unlawful distractions.
combinations and asscnbllgos - persons. II has
become imprac.icabl" in the judgment of the
President. {, enforce by the ordinary course "'
judicial pryceallngs the Avs u the United
States Within the state ~ Illinois. and especially
IN the city " chicago within said state. AMI
Whereas For the purpose o.; enforcing the
faithful execution of the laws Of the United
states and protecting ~ property and removing
obstructions t. the United states mails IN the
| STAT. and city aforesaid. the President has en-
ployel part q the military forces OK The United
/ states
Now. therefore !. Grover C'evcanl. President
of the United states do hereby admonsh all good
/ citizens and all persons who may he or may
/ come within the city anl State aforesaid against
| aiding. countcnanclnk. encouraging or taking any
par IN su.a unlawful ohstructlons. combinations
and assomblagos. and hereby warn All persons
engaged lr y IN any way connected with such
unlawful ohstrucuons. combinations AMI assem-
I bagrs t. d.spcrae and retire peaceabN T. th'ir
respect O. ab1Ies on or before - O'Clock noon on
the 9th dlv u Ju.y Inst.
Those who disregard this warning AMI persist
/ in taking part with rotous mob I'm forciblr
resisting and 0hstrucfng the execution ~ the
laws q the United states or interfering with
the functions = The Government or destroying
or attempting % destroy the property belonging
- the United states. or under rs protection.
canno, be regarded otherwise than as public
| enemies
Troops employed against such rotous mob
Will ac, with all the moderation and forbeerance
consistent with the accomplishment of the de-
,lrod end but IA. stern necessities that confront
them VII. no, with certainty permit d!scr!mina-
! tlon between guilty participants and those VINO
are mingled with them from curiosity and with
on, criminal intent. The only safe course. there
fore for those not actually uriawfuliy partici-
pntng IS ,o abide AZ ihci- homes or ar least not
| =, 10 found IN the nclghborhooi ~ rio'ous as
scmblnges
While there wili be no hesitation or vacil.aton
IN the decisive treatment u the guilty. ihs warn
ing s especially intended 10 protect ana save
| the nn,cen'
In testimony whereof. have hereun'o s"t my
hand and caused the scoi II the United states
10 bc hereto affixed.
Done AT the city - Washington this sth
day of July. In tho year Of our Lord on" thou
sand eight hundred and ninoiy-four. and ~ the
lndependencc - the United states ~ America
the ore hundred and eighteenth
,cig,cd GROVER CLEVELAND
by the President.
w. O. GRESHAM. Secretary - state
Tho proclamation was communicated TO Gen
eral Miles by Secretary Lamont who telegraph"d
as follows:
In view II the provisions ~ statute ana 10Y
the purpos. of giving ample warning 70 al III
noccnt and well-d!sposed persons the fr'S'"'"'
has deemed II best 20 !esue the accompanying
PROCLAMATION tonight, This does not change the
scouc ~ your authority and duties. nor your
relations 10 the local auth critics No" w"
pl.aso make this known 10 Mayor Hopkins.
r,ir. y Y July ,SpcclaD.-Inder orders
from the War Department. the 9TH United states
Infantry stationed At Madison Barracks SACK
et,,s Uarbor. loft that place FOR Chicago al
o.clock this afternoon. Colonel e. q. Bartlett
received the order to move at 10 a. m me ,ro u'
! tachmont consists ~ seven companies "l '",
regiment twenty-five oiilc'rs ana ""o PII"1,S
,rnthor COMPANY stationed at Fort ontario
Oswcgo iolncd the regiment a. Syracuse ,
Tho men have ten days ratons ana 'w'n''
rounds of ammunition each the regimen ,h, rt
Gently came from service ~ the "'9' """ "
cagn has no tcrrors Tor II.
T.wnor, II l.. July s-Troops at Fort Adams
to-nIght received orders 10 the effect tha' 'n'''
would be- no liberty after guard mount to-i'or-
rny morning. and that they should h"id '''"'
s.lvos I'm readiness 10 proceed to Chicago on TWO
hours notice This means that th'y VIII p''N
,hoir lsnonsacks and field equipments AT once
Tho order onlv refers - the four foot batteries
COMPRISING about 200 men Of the "a Unltcu ',"'cS
Artiilcrv of which Colonel I'ober ~ coh'"h'tu'
Tx, I,attcrv n will remain In charge OF the
post The question OF the Transportation 90 90 ,he M
foot troops is of lesser magnitude Una" IL '"'
light battery had TO he moved.
Chadron. Ncb. July accompanies c and d.
Sth United States Infantry. at Fort Robinson
have been ordered TO Evanston
st Paul July s.--A dispatch has been received
at Fort Smelling to have two companies OF the
81 Regiment ready to move 10 'hicago 'o-"hoi-
row n case they are needed
Omaha. Neb. July S.-Four companies o' the
United states Cavalry have left here for Chicago'
orrlvinc there early Monday evening. The Tn
ion Pacific has determined TO open us line west
Of CHEYENNE tomorrow morning. No attempt
will be made 1T present to open the Central IA
clnc. II is stated here good authority that the
cavalry from Fort Robinson and the infantry
from Fort Omaha will be ordered to Chicago
early tomorrow morning.
Chicago July S.-Prcsident Debs. OF the Ameri-
can Railway Inion who Is IN attendance
upon the conference Of the National Labor Chieis
now I'm session at Uhlich's Hall. was shown the
Presidents proclamation by United Press re-
porter at midnight He said;
So far as the Presidents proclamation IL CON
cerned have advised the very same thing from
time 10 time In communications To our men
believe thoroughly that the members oi tue
American Railway Union acting upon my III
structions and advice. have anticipated the proc
lamatlon Of President Cleveland. as he wouId
learn should ne investigate the condition OF al,
fairs In Chicago through reliable sources ins'eau
of accepting the word OF corporation counsel. AS
to the effect OF this proclamation, can only say