The evening world., 1894-07-10
TOMORROW
WILL TELL.
Making Or Breaking Of the
Strikers 10 Chicago
Near at Hand.
AL K. Of Ito Be CALICO OUT
Sovereign Says His Order Will
Affect Nearly q Million
Men.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY Az WORK.
Charges to Find Out Whether
an Insurrsctlen 10 In
Progress.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY Az WORK.
,spse.sl " The Evening Sssid.,

CHICAGO. July lo.-Whil, to outward
appearance ali things are moving quiet.
ly here to-day there has been no time
since the strike movement was instituted
when the situation was so strained ano
the state OF suspense 30 general and
wearing as to-day.
Violence has ceased. In its place il the
confident assertion Of labor leaders that
Tomorrow Is TO witness strike de-
monstration which will break all records
and which will extend it's effects over
the whole country.
The general trades strike in this city
Is promised for tc-morrow moraing;;
In addition. General Master Workman
Sovereign says he will issue. to-mor-
row, un.css unforeseen circumstances
arise, an order which will call out every
Knight Of Lab1r. East and West, BE-
sides many ex-uembers OF the order
and sympathizers amounted. Altoseth-
er. Sovereign says he expects the order
to ansct yearly million men.
Tho American Federation OF La
boris President, Gompsrs. now on
his way to the city, has called
q injecting Of his Executive Com
mittee for Thursday next. This
shows that the Order is. at Least. not
to enter in the demonstration Of Il
morrow. Whsthsr- it VIII 60 into stsss.
strike at all, or not remains to be seem,
Gompers says: 1T bsheovss US TO en-
deavor TO bring order out Of what
threatens to become chaoe."
These words may prove to be Of much
significance.
Chiefs of other orders have been In
yited TO meet the Federation Committee
In conference.
All things considered. it seems certain
that within the next twenty-four hours
will come the making or the bceskin0
1t has been maintained by the rail-
way managers and others that the talk
Of u general st,ike in the city and coun-
try was a pure blum, and that the men
could not be induced to obey the call
even in the city alone.
Shouid the order come tomorrow the
,t,o
are right. the strike will collapse at
once. IL the leaders can do what they
calm. the end is no. to be within imms-
dia te sight.
The labor wing of the Arbitration
Committee which called ON the Pull
man officials yesterday called on the
Mayor this morning. but getting tired
OF waiting left before they had seen
him. They would not state their BUSH
ness.
The fact that Assistant Counsel
Rankin and General Manager Browne.
Of the Pullman Company. we're present
In the Mayors ONCE at the time, gave
rise to rumor that there might Be
arbitration. The Pullman officials. how
ever, we're there sIrnply TO ask for more
9 ,llcs profession at Pullman.
The special Federal Grand Jury. -
investigate the strike. was sworn In
to-day by Judge Grosscup. The Grand
Jury. which is composed of men drawn
from the counties OF the northern dis
trict OF Illinois, was instructed to make
sweeping inquiry into the conditions
which prevail In the city and the causes
which brought them about.
The lengthy charge delivered by Judge
Grosscup was a strong one. and directs
tae Grand Jurors TO investigate whether
an instruction against the Governmen
exists, and II so. who brought 1t about
The Jurors were told they would have
the right to send for persons and %
pers and books and apply to the De
triot.Attornsy or his assistants ~ 40