The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-27

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ChieAeo, July Is. Eugene Y. Dcbs,
0seeSs W. Howard, L. w. Rogers and
EslNestst kelihef, the ot6cers Of the A.
~ u, were committed to JAN to-day by
.Jydes Searan In ti.s United States cir
.csit court for Slleged violation Of the In
JSr etiou' Issued by Judge Woods aud
Gsctscup. &; Z.
Ihe four leaders sof the st.:ke In reality
.wsat TO Jail in default Of bail, for the
court o6ered them their liberty untA next
6tLday, when they " III have q hearing
on the charge Of contempt. Their bail
was fixed Ut 1900 each, but the men re-
fused to- give Il and the court committed
Them. Dehs and his companions were
taken to the jail BY Marshal Arnold, aud
tefcre they left the court room Judge
keemsn Instructed the marshal to take
item out Of the Jail at sny reasonable
time Of times in order that they may have
abundant opportunity to consult their. At
~ nSyo VStWSCuss tAA1U 0uV fUcKys nxUz1U0ys
Tfis mornihg Disict Attorney Nilshrist
hled an sfnformatjS1 charging the officers
of the union With ating the injunction
and asked for writ Of attachment for
g Ltempt. It wan not necessary. to issue
4 writ for DESC for he was in court
Hhen the Information was filed. When
be- Injunction eas issued by Judges
Srt sscup and Woods the .usnal: :chancery
summons was issued and those named in
the Injunction are directed to- appear In
court to answer. That was what brought
Debs into court with the attorneys who
hive been retained 10 defend him and his
brother officers. The information was
read to the court by District Attorney
Milchrist.
When Mr.. Milchrist had finished read
Ing the information Attorney George r.
Peck, representing the receivers of the
Santa Fe system, took the floor and read
retition for writs of attachment against
the defendants on behalf of that railroad.
The petition asked that the defendants
be punished for contempt for violating
the order appointing the receivers as well
% for violating the general injunction as
It applies to the Santa Fe. A number of
acts Of violence were alleged and inter
ssoss.s-
the defendants, asked that they be re-
leased on their personal recognizance.
Judge Seaman finally decided to set the
case for next Monday and fixed the bail
Of the defendants at 5000 each. The
four men made no attempt to furnish bail
and were committed to jail until Monday.
The attorneys for the defendants said
their clients could not secure bondsmen,
Tut Debs did rot corrcborate that. When
ekked If he would give bail he said he
would not give bail to the alaount, of
cents. A telegram vas produced In court
sent BY Debs on July to- North Butte,
Mont. 1t read as follow: sGeneral
MT rogers weakening. If the strike ID
not settled in forty-eight hours COM
-plete paralysis will follow. Potatoes and
ice are out of sight. Save your money
and buy gun"
st. Paul, July 17.-John O'Brien, at
Duluth, an ex-railway employe, formerly
with the Duluth & iron Range road, and
ct cne time with the Northern Pacific
rcd, was before Judge Williams, of the
United States circrit court, this morn.
Ing on the charge Of contempt of court
In having assaulted fireman On the
Northern Pacific. at Duluth He acknOwl.
edged having made the assault ard said
|eaAs y .was not vaware at. the time that
Judse Williams gsve' him d telling rep.
timfrd upon his conduct and then sen.
fenced him to ninety days in the cdun-
y jail and to pay the costs of his prose
cution. q
Ifis mernins seven employees Of the
Great Western road, fFrested at Dodge
Center for interfering with tho United
States mails, were brought before JndGs
Nelson for the purpose Of having their
bail fixed. Judge Nelson named 81, 600
q the penal sum. The men believe that
they will be able to secure sureties, and
pending the time when they secure them
we're committed to the county jail. Their
nf mes are q. Kennedy, G, Il. Fowler. W,
v, pigby, w. j. Armstrong, u. W:
Flynn, Thomas Hanlon and Lewis Ev-
eats. The grand jury found large mum.
bet OF indictments against railroad strik.
ers and others.
The lull In the local strike situation
continues. All lines are running pas.
senger and freight trains and the North-
ern Pacific ID gradually perfecting, fta
overland service. The passenger train
Mhich left here on Saturday passed
silhnss this morning on time, making
much better progress than any Of ita
predecessors. Another overland train
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