Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-08
DRDERED TO SHOOT
General Miles Issued an
Ultimatum Yesterday.
Ne is TIRED or MOHKEYING
Hpme' Rioting, but the Mob
was Kept Separate.
nc Trade, Council orders ont the
Steam Filters Mt the Packing
u Houscs--Thc Knisht. of Labor
IA May Join the strike.


ny Associated Press
IS Chicago. July 7.-''And It Is further
crdered that IL any act Of hostility be
remmItted, such as firing upon rail-
toad trains. assaulting trainmen. mar
ehals or soldters nv th,oN,i,,g NJ t,a,n
a. 'i''"
- pieces OF IRON OF other missiles
~ "ssnui'A 'nail De repeheu py 'he
use OF lire arms"
So wrote Gen, Nelson A. Miles i'm his
nr6er issred this afternoon dotau,rr
" uoop9 !" "ssis' United StateS
WHrshals IN preventing obstruction TO
|tiie movement OF mail and Interstate
eomnerce trotna II v,as On shor, no
"a -, -. ~.
NV 70 an rlo'ers tha' telhporlHihg win
tnem had ceased and that hereafter the
pollcy OF the government would nut
an end 10 that, rtot,,,o. or,,,,, a,,d an
"a Ina '''' ~
81 ny shoo'ihB 10 XIII whenever ana
Wherever necessary.
AS chance would have Il, however
M aid ,,,, ,oi, o.. 49,. T.. - a..
',N '''' " ~ rs u VIC "e''e'"'
hoops 10 De the iirst 10 carry out the
spirit OF this order Company q, Sec
und regiment Illinois NntionnI Gnnrds
had more distinction.
I'',rb. sto-,, 90 th,, a,,.,,,,,,, I,,,,,,..,.,,,
81 ne s,"ry OF 'ie encounter between
the thirty-scven young militiamen
c6mposinc this conponv ana d, ,.ict,us
y. a., a.. r.,,,,. -. , ,,
~, SeNetl'n anu i''oliiiS
80 - WV ''Se"here III thcse us
f"'ViuS'
euiet ~ "ci'ek'
"A ~ " clocN IA the AFTERNOON the
i''y nNu beeh comparatively quiet
rie' 10 DC suiI sninn MODS oa1 p,en
S"s 81" ~ ousn tHV utSulet
49, % a,Ate street ana sollth OF
Y llrty-hlhlh street. burning rev cars
Mere and there ana making threats OF
tring railroad shops and the like, but
~ was more in the nature OF bush
rhacbing than anything else ana not
an all like the massed bands OF strilt-
hrs who gathered all along the rail-
fnnd ttncEs th,. dav before absoiutolv
Blocking an movement nv sheer force
IN numbers This atnis az afynirs ,,ns
'floubtiase tho nuts,,o,,th 81 ,,art,,,,,
,,nnditinns a,,c,, as a., ,,,,-,,,,', - =,
+, ,n,ti,. t,,,,,.s,s,,,i -, s,.i,.., W -
,ha r., ~. ~ so'1'sts ''m1
~ iuot tnat SSsteruuy WIechihs anu
'isHlB uI cars nhu ieit iArse snare
~ me 'r9cka 70 the south lnpassaple,
20 that ABOUT an the discerniple move
fment was IN the shape OF wrecklng
trains endeaNotlng TO bring order out
of the chaos which existed all through
She region. The disturbed section to-
day embraced space OF about twenty
1--we square miles. not to mention the
Fporadlc bit of incendiarlsm on the
Huntington road Mt Crawford and
Washington avenues, the latter having
fe distinction of being the work OF
nomen and children.
-. ,,,,..... s..,
II IS estimated that In the district
mentioned nor less than buuvO rioters
Nire out AZ one Tune and another dur
lrg the day but the ground was 80
thoroughly patroled by the police, the
narshals and the military that they
FOUND little opportunity for getting to-
4 Eethcr In large numbers as they have
tbeen doing hcratofore. sun, some OF
Them. At the stock yards found time
Tor indulging In the grim humor OF
laying out grave yard In due order
end then erecting headstones at the
graves bearing the names of various
persons. ircludlus that Of the president
81 the United states.
M One OF the features of the day was
the showing of Its teeth by the build
ing trades council Of the city in calling
but the steamfitters In the big pack
afnE houses at the stock yards. with