The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-11
BLOUD2HGD IN CHICAGO.
THE STRIKE STILL GROWING.
cnc Man Killed and Much Property
De!ng Destroyed.

| Icing Destroyed.
| At Chicago bullets flew In the stock yards
| lte,,jc, N, dusL r,idov aud n ,,,, ,,o, ,,os,,s
-. -, -, - Us ~,
| ro"iy h'efieu' JUST hiier INC sthiici STOCK
train had been taken back and the
| regulars had depnrted. Special Agent
Gre,o,v NJ tho wes,or, r,d,a,o rood o,
" ~, '""' 'oa'' "'
| tempted 10 takc South an engine ana way
| ear. At Forty-frst street he was stopped by
I nm overturned cnr opd , rpoh N, eov,ra,
| thousand auygad nIout Tho en,,o ond a.,
| ,cmuted 10 rnpture Il. DrnwinD bis revolv",
| Gregory who was lenping ont al the ,vi,do,y
| nred six timoa IN a,,rsss,on T,yo "a, ,ta
| shots took effect. one fatally wo,nding ri
| Neil n striking awl,chmon. onJ the o,be,
| pnssInx through The shoulder of n man ,vba
| wns nuIckly tnken avav bv friends 'rbe
| mob commenced 10 throw rocks M The engine
| but the mnn M thn ,hro,tle pnlled tbo ieyer
| wide omen mud tho ,rain dnsbsd Jor,ya,d
thousand of the mob tried 10 keen mn with n
| but we're djstnnced - ~
| mob of about 500 has held almost com.
plete sway In the towns of Kensinvton, Durn.
| side Forihnm md Grand Croasjng IN Tho
| outskirts OF the cl,v along Tho Jilinnis Ca,,,ai
| tracks During the dov two men worn abo,
| by n railroad setectiye' who was with aim.
cnlty protected from the Iniurln,eJ mob and
| UPWARDS OF oOD c,rs sone ot ,bo,, pv,iman
| eleeners were burned Tbes. danradat,nns
continued late into the njobt ,ba force Of
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| undar oo,nnaa,a % g, w .oSui's S,.
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EIdson yprds 80 10 .'as %s.aS I ns ~ III.
| hundrai noiioe have ,,ona 20 ,ha a,,na lii,
| nrdora 90 eboo, nn oi,I, a. ,ba,. 1 ~ wv, MI
Tha ioss Co. ,ho Grand r.nnL' III, iii a'.',,,.
mous mah,o,,an ,rorL a,, ,,,', p,,s,,,a.., vno
aho,,jv beiora miani,ht hnrn;n' V ,'o
| In ,bs varJa n, uaw,bnrna ~ e. ',y ,hyo,,',h,
| that 66o t,si,,bt cora ha.a haon 5a,,.t 5s'
al on ,ha JiIa.a,, .a",s ,.i uosuy
T,yo hnndrod MI ,,,a,,,, 90 ,.aHs,.,.. my.
| On The panbo,Jla t,acla Io,,,oo,, Eo,t,- -e,,b
ond Eii,v' ninth s,rao,a n d,s,ann. ~, 49,,
one mia were ,o,aii, ias,.a,'ad h,, do "''"'
| IrniteJ states Warshaii E,,an a.rrastod n
| ID. Donovan. an American hallway Union
| organizer for boarding train at Kankakee
| and irving to induce the engineer ty strike
Reports TO the General Managers Associ-
alton are that the blockade on the Chicago
| and Alton at Bloomington has been raised
with the aid Of the United states marshals.
| and all trains were forwarded with old en-.
gneers and new fireman.
| The Baltimore and Ohio aud the North
western reported everything moving. Pass.
enger trains on the Santa Fe between Chicago
and Denver are running. United States
troops at Rattan are expected to protect that
point and lift the blockade. The Burlington
situation is unchanged. Wisconsin Central