The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
MAY TRY TO DESTROY PULLMAN.
Fears that the Hobs HAY Concentrate There
for Last Assault.


CHICAGO. july S.-rhe town OF Pull
man never before had SO much stir and
excitement in it on a sunday. The days
events opened wish a small skiruish be-
tween some Of Major Ediy'g plckets AMI
u gang OF Grand Crossing strikers a; the
nor,h end OF the Furdh4m yards. Sev-
ecal shots were fred by the plakets, ana
II was reported that one man was hit.
but this lolld not be ver!Iol.
About tayl!Slt ten roughs gathered
near L number OF freight cars il which
the soldiers were sleeping L:l U1aiy a
demonstration. The guards ordered them
away. but they only ieered and cursed
Finally three shots were fred, and one
OF TIE officers says he Is certain one
ballet took eject IN the Les of u striker
for lie saw two OF them half carrying
the.r flight They disappeared in u
hurry.
An hour later another gang of six OF
eight tuIChs walled from G-I03 Cross
ing down the picket line and started to
"ahi thr-us.i, ~ ine s..Ifi pr'Ilei on,
o, them Villa h!s bGEourt, ana ali OF
them started back on ! ran.
About y. VI. the detachment sent
by col Turner 10 West Hammond, ON III .
State line, o. saturday nlpht % Gear
the Ml'hiGaa Central tracks returned.
They brought Tie t"o Ige Eht tra,ls
stopped thor" back ~ tar a. Tho ken
s!ugtOn yards. Ia q lltlIn waii' another
request was received 10y tuL Turner for
a@Sts lance at III" STATE line. Company
Smith, Wa ru' on q special train and
1T II O'Clock started Out; lat 4 uro-
cccici unl" 20 kru~iugtun. TIL qu,s-
tion IS 10 col Turner's jurisdiction vas
raised. ana the men were lplg At Ken
slngton uut!! that should re sC'u.l
The matter was submitted iu Con.
Whee.er but before I could Il" decided
the regulars had been sent To the
scene OF trouble, ana Company T. ~
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The patro! train was busy I'll dav
flying back and forth aiong the Inc
between fordham and Pullman, the
Colonel ana his star making Il trip with
the guard every Two hours.
QuArtermastCr Bell arrived this morn
ing with an entire OUTFIT OF camp equip
age and provisions enough TO last three
days; and Tor the first time since they
went into active service the soldier boys
at Burnside and Fordham also Were
| furnished better sleeping quarters last
night In the shape OF Pullman palace
| cars taken out OF the shops at Pullman
and switched around TO the camp. Fiji
teen cars We're made into a train and a
| guard OF ten men was placed on each
platform. Then an Illinois Central switch
engine pulled the train down to Ken
| sington, where II was switched on TO tbs
main tracks OF the Michigan Contra
and backeu up TO the point selected
| The movement of so many OF the ha TED
palaces on wheels excited the striker,
| at kensington to "A high pitch. They
| supposed that the cars were being takeT
| away beyond the reach OF incendarS
mobs. Col. Turner anticipates blood
shed unless there Is a settlement within
/ the next few days.
Mobs are riotIng and burning ant
wrecking property on all sides OF Pull
man. The Kensington, Roseland, South
/ Chicago and Calumet strikers are, &C
/ cording to reports furnished the author
tiles from reliable sources. mixed with
mond, the stock yards and elsewhere
i II IL believed that when they ind them
salvea baf1ied ~ all those points the1