The evening world., 1894-07-04
Trains from Joliet Arrive.
FEARS AT PULLMAN.
Mayer Hopkins Didn't share Them.
No Extra Police.


No Extra Police.
ff3 (By Associated PressJ
CHICAGO. July 4-Mayor Hopkins has
called for this morning a meeting OF the
Council Committee which was appointed
yesterday for the purpose OF comforting
with the General Managers and the
strikers. with a view OF finding some
means by which the strike may be set
died.
Z General Manager Wickes. OF the Pull
man Company called upon Mayor Hop
hins last evening and was closeted with
him for an hour. He asked the Mayor
Tor more police protection for the town
of Pullman. during the Fourth OF July
celebratio He feared that there would
be an outSurst on the part OF the strik-
ers, and that some of the Pullmans
property would be destroyed.
The Mayor told his caller that he
believed the town had ample protection
and that the force to-day would be the
same a. usual. He assured Mr.. Wickes
that the law would be enforced and that
order would be preserved.
(. Assignme nt Of Troops.
when tho Fifteenth Regiment. United
States Army. arrived in Chicago at
I midnight by special train from Fort
Sheridan, Dlstrict-Attorney Milchrist
met Col. B. F. Crofton. who was In COM
mand. at the station. and after hur-
ried consultation. an assignment OF
troops was made.
Tho first battalion. consisting OF In
fautry companies A. c. G and II was
sent, under Command Of Major Bailey.
10 Blue Island, the command going on
q Rock Island special about l.SO A. NJ.
4 Companies B and d. under command OF
Capt. Hartx, were sent to the Stock
Yards. and Companies f and F went to
Grand Crossing. commanded by Capt.
Humphries Troops b and X of the
Seventh Calvary. and r Battery. OF the
First Artillery. remained in Chicago
over night, under command OF Col.
Crofton.
III Soldiers with Records.
Two detachments of the force which
left for Fort Sheridan last night are
famous for the work they did in the
Sioux war OF 1880. The two companies
of cavalrymen were all but cut to pieces
at the battle OF Wounded Knee. where
thirty-fve Of their number were killed
outright The battery Of artillery was
particularly conspicuous in the troubles
on the Ogallala and Brule reservations
It Jhelled the ravines after the clash
between the Seventh Cavalry and the
Indians. and swept from the packet OF
/, the Mission battlefield the savages who
held the troopers as they did on the
hanks Of the Little Big Horn in 1876.
Altvafiou at 81, Louis,
IT. LOUIS. July 4.-General Agent
: Gays. Of the st. Louis Associated Lines
In . review OF the local situation last
night. said that the Iron Mountain and
the st. Louis and San Francisco roads
are the only ones which are handling
freight In the regular manner and with
regular crews.
At strike headquarters last night 4
was said that the men had the railway,
3ust where they wanted them. and tina
s all that was asked was an arbitration
OF the differences at Pullman.
New Orleans Against the strike.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July AT
meeting Of employees Of the Illinois Cen
trial Railroad in this city resolutions
were unanimously adopted disappearing
. Of the action OF railroad employees II
! striking On account Of any disagreement
, between the Pullman Company and Ii
employees. none Of whom are trainmer
or connected with the railway train ser
( vice.
"CannsAball' Cut in Two.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July 4.-striker
cut the Cannonball St. Louis mail II
Two az Barring Cross last night AM
able to get away. The railroad compan
has made a request for a force of deput.
United States marshals.
Al strike on Mt Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July THE loca
branch Of the A. r. u. at midnight vote
10 order . strike on every railway Ell
tertng Memphis, 10 take effect this morn
: this section 10 not known, and the strik
10 awaited with apprehension.
Ugly Look at sacramento.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, July l.-rh
strikers are in an ugly mood. Flushe
openly declare that under no circur
: Pullman leave this city. secret ' meet
/. Is feared. s "e'' anu Se''0u' 'Fou''
Striker Fined for Assault.
6 kITCHFIELD. Ill, July 4-Fran
Fttzsimmons, a member Of the A. r, /
here, was arrested and put under a 81
bond yesterday afternoon for comm!ttin
Y an assault upon the engineer OF
south bound Wabash mail train. AS II
engine pulled out. Monday night, Fit
simmons threw a heavy iron DO
y through the car window, striking II
engineer In the right side and serious
y injuring him.
F Firemen Not In the Strike.
INDIANAPOLIS. July A Ter
Haute special says: Chief Sargent,
the hremen, was flooded with Telegram
last night from firemen and manager
4 Chief Sargents position Is the same
Y previously outlined by him, that Il
hremen. az body. have nothing TO
with the strike.
IN Quiet ut Kansas City.
4, KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 4.-Vp
h mi might there was no change in the g
uatiOn from that during the day. Ever
thing Is quiet. although neither side
any the less determined in It's no
ton. At Argentine, the terminus OF I
Santa Fe system. last night a meet!
M or strikers was held. About 300 m
III atteRded. Resolutions denouncing I
Government for interfering in the prC
snt trouble were adopted and warm