New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
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.Aore nv several thousand people, all IN
brated '"'' .,-o and though the crowd was in
their ga'" o,ured and full OF fun. their mis-
fnitey sooH a phase not at all conducive 10
chief tooh n, The railroads. nor in proper spirit
the eo9s,u 10 the law as sci iorlh IN 'he ia,
OF oo "or Of the United states court me 0'u% h
Junction ~ In a large part or women VINO
was CUM aniOv the day hugely, ana ihey
seemed 70 n,cn and guyed the police and nom
cheereu rainmen even more Justify imam lhF"
unale companions ,o,, q, the morning the trou-
As ear; when a train which had been ditched
bic beea"' leland attempted to reach the city
al b!uo ,rowd followed the slOw-mOving Tram
A large erst-st 70 Forty-seven th-st.. and there
from rlI: left the loo motive. The crowd yelled
the l,nvnrnvaI 4 few minutes later non-uhloh
its app uas secured and boarded the engine.
fre'Ia. Inc non union fireman came on the +nsl-
Wnen 80 -" dcclo ring he would not work with him.
neer !e." non-union man was not to be turned
But -" mai way. and he pulled the throttle Wlde
open az and began throwing stones. They
QUIZ VA IN the windows OF the cab ana COM
sns~as the fireman u take refuge IN me Co'I
peHssou, He held out pluckly for aWhhe' out
tehu' v-ortv-third-st. the train again came 10
s,andstll' az" '''''
aiternOoV noon the crowd at Fifty-hrst-st. pro-
I'D 10 have some fun with me carr !lns
ceeosh rack there. A Rock Island passenger
on the me eboved into an open switch and two
e. oak ran of the track. This enectuaiiy DocNea
uu If the main lines of the ROCK lsiahd. a
one runnber u policemen and some railway
large NJ 1,snt TO the round house TO get a
enpoying outfit to get the coach Dack on the
W. and while they We're gone eighteen OF
ua..,, brawny fellows got under an empty
twenhh;, car and tipped 1t over trucks and all
fIelsn o,e ~ The main tracks Of the Lake Shore
TROOPS CALLED FOR.
onsr the United States troops which mad
nod the Stock Yards few hours before
~. called for and appeared on the tracks at
~, w.. seventh-st.. and a platoon Of police
-.or:ned I'D 70 Fffty-hrst-st They, were vel
IInaa,vad by the crowds, VINO treated me WIZ
asa;r as a big joke and an eNce"e"U way VI
eaiabrating Independence Day; oto
celeol r1,l7saventh-st two OF the most aggressive
ne crowd were arrested ana taken 10 the
ototion They gave their names as JonNSo" anu
Buckley. -. c,.r.~oi eaethound train
Wa wa Fiftv-frst-st at about o'clock the de-
Ie1,aa Pock island coach blocked lts way Oh "lie
!rack and two locked switches MADE II IMPOSE
Ne n reach another. No one Appeared Oh ne
pso who possessed the all-essental KEY 10 the
,.ob lock and the several attempts 10 open
~ switches met with yells. cat calls ana Jeers
The notice were powerless to suppress the NocII,
erols crowds though they charged theh SeEt ~, al
tinea and drove them 10 the fences on elther
sida ~ the wards At last superintendent Cor
ham ~ the Nickel Plate found an engineer VINO
rod the KEYS 10 the switches. ana the oeldNVu
train moved off amid the cheers OF the people.
Speaking OF the acts Of lawlessness Lleuleid an
Morrissey. who. with sixty pohcemeh' was W.
tailed 10 that point, said:
81 d. not believe there were half dozen
American Railway Union men III the Mn'ic
crowd The fact is II was crowd out ior a
Celebration and they took this way 10 90 H.
- the railroads had waited until tomorrow be-
Tore irving to move those trains, there would not
have been a minutes troube-all these people
would have been at work.