Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-05

soldiers una ai"rsnnis u. iiuc island
Ase set,iins ihlngs.
BY Associated Press.

~ -NaeNNA0ANh hANaAs
,slp- Isieau, .a., saly 4-'lhe four
companies OF u,s flttv> unuod
states troops from fort sheridan Tor
BIue island Went into camp troe-uuar-h
tvrs OF IA mile IRON tne depot whule ali
the trouble has been raised. Tine rvgu-
lars are in command of MnJur b0nry
OF the nrst pattaion, They We're ae-
eompanled by Deputy United states
Marshal John a, Logan aud United
States District Attorney Milchrist
the hrcnen on the train that pnllod
the regulurs rVfuAed TO assist IN back
ing the train into the switch. lie
was put under arrest, A iouumaster
fired the engine and threw the switch
Mrecking crews were brought IN to-
day and the work OF clearing the yardN
under guard OF the United states sol
diers was begun. Carroll Christ,
brlokmaker, and Ed Heimes, n green
house man were arrested during the
day at Blue Island by Marshal Arnold
and Deputy Marshal Logan for maxi
ing threats against the deputy mar
shnls Holmes said;
~ win stick knife through the first
---- marshal ! get a chance" The
arrests were made near the general Of
nces and were the occasion for the
gathering OF what would have been an
ugly mob but FOR the United States
soldlers on guard.
Londcd with Crncis shots.
Engine No. $40 with Master Mechanic
Fitzgbbons holding the throttle, and
one freight car carrying ten deputy
marshals and corporals' guard Of one
sergeant and four privatcs under COM
mand OF Lieutenant Jameson, left
Blue Island at 1880 o'clock FOR Morgan
park. to take freight car on the
track that was overturned last night.
They went to Forty-ninth street and
cleared the track there. The corporals
guard consisted OF Sergeant Meyers,
the finest crack shot mt Fort Sheridan.
and his four men, the finest shots In
the regiment They We're placed on
top Of the car ready for marksman-
ship in earneat
Robert O'Keefe and j. H. Rogers,
both leaders among the strikers. We're
arrested today Cor making threnia.
O'Keefe resisted and severely pounded
Deputy Marshal Kohl. but was over
powered and locked up. A large num-
Der OF arrests Were made and tue
strikers were much inconsed at the
wholesale locking up OF their leaders.
Arrested for Contempt
Ten deputy mnrshals and eight sol
diers have been sent TO the Grand
Trunk crossing to escort train No. 4
which should have been here Sunday
morning, but has been held at Joliet.
John Buckley. who claims to be a
miner from Pennsylvania and who has
just arrived In town. but looks like u
striking railroad ma I, was arrested by
Deputy Marshal Albert Gray ON the
charge OF contempt OF court In assist
ing In overturnlng the freight cars
Monday night.
Trains began TO move this afternoon,
Trains Of the last four days cast bound
which We're held at Joliet Nos. 20, 2
and 4--were the first 10 pun into. the
east end Of the yards to await further
orders. The frat had eight soldiers
and ten deputies ON board and was not
molested. though carrying i've Pull
mans. The rest OF the belated trains
Carried five and six Pullman sleepers.
Not thing was done by the strikers.
John Deesenfranze. the most turbu-
lent and rlotous OF the strike leaders,
was arrested today by Deputy United
States Marshal Gorder charged with
threats and trying TO cause riot. ic
has been very violent and caused much
trouble ana his arrest Is considered Inn
portaut