The morning call., 1894-07-11
TO COMPEL SETTLEMENT.
Pullman Stockholders Weary of the
Long Struggle.


CHICAGO. July 10.-A movement. origi-
mated to-day among a coterfe Of Pullman
stockholders on the Board of Trade to in-
duce the resident directors of the Pullman
Company to bring their influence to bear
on Mr.. Pullman to yield 10 demands for
arbitration, or if necessary 10 call an
emergency meeting Of the executive COM
mttee oil directors TO act Independently of
the president in the interests of the
majority of the ownership.
ut is labor lost; not $50 Mayors would
have the slightest effect on the Pullman
Company" said Mayor HOPKINS when
asked if Mayor Pingree OF Detroit had
asked him to become one of the fifty
Mayors to join in an appeal TO George NJ.
Pullman to allow the differences between
him and his men to be submitted 10 ar
Filtration.
Mayor PiDgree probably thought there
was no need Of asking me to join with him
in such an appeal" said the Mayor. my
position is pretty well known. But fifty
Mayors will have no effect on the Pullman
Company; no, nor $50 or 800. Every one
is ignored by this company. However it
will take Pullman years to recover from
this trouble. He will find he is boycotted
without any unity in action or effort by the
American people. The business will 90 to
Puliman's competitors. Then he will
realize the mistake Of his position to-day"
The blockade at the stockyards was
raised to-day. A train of ffty-fye cars
with meat went through the yards without
obstruction. being the first 10 leave since
July 4. The receipts to-day were fifty
cattle and three sheep.
Armour & Co. moved saitrain of meat
cars this morning, in spite of a mob along
LOOMS and Forty-seven th streets. Stones
were thrown and the crowd hooted. but
the appearance of troops put an end to the
disorder. A train of sixty five cars, loaded
by Swift, Armour q Morris, was sent out
over the Baltimore aud Ohio lines, guarded
by deputies. For the frat time for several
days the packing-Douses did some slaugh-
tertng to-day.
President Egan and the General Man.
ayers Association this morning reported
trains moving on all roads. The freight
business is beginning to be resumed.
Additional United States troops from
Niobrara arrived to-day. The detachment
is composed of four troops of the Sixth
Cavalry in command OF Colonel Gordon.
For answer to President Debs' white rib
bon badge. miniature United States flags
are being distributed on the Board of Trade
and worn on the lapels.
Tie following statement was issued TO-
night by Chairman Egan Of the General
FanRgers' Association: To-day, Tuesday,
the railways in the city Of Chicago han
died their usual number of through pas
senger and mail trains. Many of them
resumed suburban service. The number
of freight trains has largely increased
since YESTERDAY. The backbone of the
strike was broken yesterday. The rail-
way companies have nothing to say as to
the prosecuting of individuals who have
violated the laws. That matter is left in
the hands of the Government.
Governor Altgeld tonight wired Adju-
tant- General Orendorff in this city to pur-
chase for the State all the % and 30 caliber
rifles to be found in Chicago and to ship
them to points to be designated by tho Gov
ernor. Ten pounds of ammunition will be
sent with each rife.