The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11
STOCK YARDS WIDE OPEN.
railroads Notified that They Can
Bring stock As Usual.
(By Associated Prsss.)

(By Associated Prsss)
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE blockade that
had existed for almost week at the
stock yards was fully raised last night.
Nelson. Morris & Co. sent train Of cat
tie east and Swift & Armour each sent
out a train Of dressed meat. Fully 200
car loads of meat have been taken out
of the packing district in wagons heavily
guarded by police. and much OF 1t, 1t is
claimed, has been shipped from the city
by boat.
Late last evening the stock yards off,
Gals again notified the several railroad
companies that their tracks were clear
and that they would receive and ship
out stock to-day. The railroad compan-
les. in reply sent word that they would
deliver live stock at the yards as usual
to-day. for the first time since the strike.
Breweries Closed.
+ The Brewers Association held AN i'm
portant meeting last night. Their en-
ployses. with whom they are on par
ticularly friendly terms. told them the
condition OF affairs as they existed.
Their men frankly declared they did not
want to strike. but that II others went
result 1t was decided to close UP the
breweries, but to keep the men on the
pay-rol.s. Then each brewery stored in
its vaults about the city enough Of the
beer fluid to keep it's saloons going fol
some weeks.
Insurance Men Alarmed.
Insurance circles in this city are
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as well as many policy holders. Ir
the policies issued here, as well as else
where throughout the country, the fol
lowing clause appears: This Company
shall not be liable for loss caused di
rectly or indirectly by invasion. insur
rection, riot. civil war or commotion o.
military or usurped power: or by orde
Of any civil authority" 1t is this claus,
that has stirred UP the insurance peo
pie.
Incendinry Meeting stopped.
In pursuit OF their efforts to stamp gu
anarchistic sentiment or at least to pre-
vent it's growth to dangerous stag
the stock yards police last night. as
sisted by a company of militia, descende
upon a meeting OF Poles and Bohemian
in a hall at Forty-eighth street an
Centre avenue and the audience of s.
was dispersed without trouble. The u
terances Of the speakers were Of d,
cidedly incendiary nature and when III
audience was forced TO leave the ha
there were many half suppressed e.
pressions OF hatred for the police. \
arrests were made.
MiIitiamnn Killed on the Rail.
]. A. Postlegats, of Company f. FIR
Regiment, /. \. c., was Instantly kille
last night on the Illinois Central tract
at Ninetietb street, while doing guai
duty for an Illinois Central special trai
He was struck by til, engine and h
body was terribly mangled.
First Contempt Proceedings.
The first proceeding for contem
against the strikers In the Unit
States Circuit Court on the injunction
issued by Judges Grosscup and Woo
has been begun by District-Attorn
Milchrist. The defendant is De Lozie
who is charged with interfering wi
TRANS on the Santa Fe road in viol
non OF the injunctions. Affidavits we
MED, alleging that De Lozier HI
boarded several trains and endesvor
TO prevent the employees from perfori
Ing their duties.
( Alleged Attempt to XIII Wickes
IL Is given out that an attempt W