The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
LONG MARK TO PEACE
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notice, Immediately gave orders to shr
all freight trains and discharge all n
men on the road In every capacity e'
cept few to run limited number
This will shut up the Glover Leaf sys
tenn without violence or unnecessary eS
pensc. The men seem TO want to tie y
up" said Mr.. Galloway "and we wi
, give them all the help necessary"
= Gov.rno Hanback, Pros lamaiios.
4 LITTLE ROCK. ARK. July Gov
ernor Fishback last night issued n procla
: nation calling upon all officers and Others
| In authority 10 arrest the leaders or tht
strike. II In Arkansas. and II In anothei
state the proper warrants should DC t SuJig
out 10 bring them TO the scene OF thei'
crime for speedy punishment.
LABOR Urinn Meetings.
CHICAGO July 6-At n meeting OF rep
resentatIves Of the local labor unions, held
| at the union headquarters TINS morning.
resolution was pas citY a ao annoIn Ters
committee OF three, with power 10 attend
a meeting at Ullchs Hall next Sunday
night and participate IN such action as
success OF the American Railway Union
in its present struggle against the Pull
man Company and the railroads.
f"op a'd >upp'.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-The princinaI
| Efforts OF the army officials today are
| hejne steadily directed to the restoratIon
| OF law and order at Chicago. General
Miles will be supplied with all necessary
! force 10 carry out his orders, and n re-
| Inducements are necessary they will be
| forthcoming. Even now preparations are
being made 10 strengthen his command
Immediately upon call by sending troops
from the East.
rired on nv Detective
CHICAGO, July $50 p. M.-This af-
81 about
men were engaged In tipping a car onto
the Illinois Central tracks at Kensing-
ton. they were fred into by Special De-
tective Stark, of the Michigan Central
road Two of the men were hit. but not
fatally hurt. Stark was protected by the
police and taken to the Hyde Park sta
ton.
The crowds burned about 200 cars
this afternoon al Kensngton and Burn
side. Company +. Of the Thirteenth Reg
iment infantry. is now at KensngtOn,
and the First Regiment. I. y. c., started
al p. VI. from their armory down town
for the scene Of the trouble.
Interference Vi'h Fi,e Alarms.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 6.-Interference |
with the fire and police alarm system
is a new and dangerous feature of the |
riot to-day. and the officers have ordered
the arrest Of any one caught in that kind
Of work. As yet the damage TO railroads
is not serious.
strikers Going 10 Work
TOLEDO. July ct looks to-day as II
the backbone Of the Columbus Hooking
Valley and Toledo railroad strike was
broken. President Waite Is here and this
morning the first freight train was moved
out Of Toledo by the old men. The
strikers are going to work. each one hav-
ing 10 make application for work the
same as new men. 1t IS expected every
minute that the men on the Lake Shore
Will go out. The officials are getting
ready TO meet the crisis. Trouble is also
feared on the Michigan Central and the
Big Four. kilograms of instructions are
flying thick and fast. The Lake Shore
md many sidlngs are already full. Per
shable freight and passenger trains are
being rushed to their destination with
haste and this division is being cleared |
.Or action.
"'ni.ters Favor Arbitration.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE ministers of
he city have called a meeting of citizens
N favor of peaceful arbitration as
settlement Of the great strike It will
le held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
5attery ID Armory Bishop Fallows and
Dr. p. s Henson have the matter in
harge as committee. and have invited
layor Hopkins and other city officials TO
'e present. They also invite every one
tilkes to attend the meeting. Addresses
VII be delivered by Bishop Fallows. Or.
tenSOn and others. and the Thomas
rchestra Will furnish music.
Den '""cin@ the In'"r-Ocean's policy
CHICAGO. July 6-The compositors en- I
lOyed by the 1nter-Ocean neWspaper had
meeting tonight and passed resolutions (
enouncing the policy OF the paper. and I
enahdlng That the resolutions be printed !
y the paper tomorrow. w. b. Prescott I
resLient Of the international T'ypogra NH Y
al Cnion was telegraphed for at indian
pons. and will be here tomorrow night. {
Den - .nzsrs rrrs "a. '
NEW ORLEANS. La, July "a num- ,
er OF deputy United States mar~hals :
nd strong force Of police are stationed /
me Illinois Central depot for the pur- y
oSe OF arresting any person attempting il
, interfere with the movement OF trains. +
! dS ,IrI from Amite city, La. says: Il
Hurley and Sperry, representing the | :,
merican Railway Union. on their wav I
McComb city for the purpose OF organ a
ing branch Of the Union at that place
ere arrested and taken off the cannon d
III traln by deputy sherffs in response e.
Tuers from the United States Court 5
New Orleans. 81
Pc 90" n stoned % D.-'h b
CHICAGO. July G.-S. r. Richie sne- T.
II p9Ilcenan employed by the Pittsburg
ny wayne and Chicago road. was stoned
Heath by mob this afternoon at the
/ ty-SeVenth-Street crossing of that road.
tcnle, who was also a deputy sheriff,
usht some boys overturning a switch z
an ana compelled them 70 set it up r,
mt again. While he was talking 10 the ot
US a mob approached and attemnted 10 u.
IN the shanty - r.
titchie drew his revolver and threaten r.
10 XIII the first man who approached ~
2 shanty The mob kept surgine around
H. Out he held IL off until his revolver n,
IS accidentlly discharged. the bullet IL
king him in the foot lie was easy
~ lor the mob then, and they quickly
MIN down The~ stood around MS ne
ny and literally stoned him to death. du
; mead was pounded almost to pieces. IL
e mop nnally went away, leaving him an
. ueau, but ne was still alive when the 81
nee arrived He was taken TO the hos ! all
al. but died in a short time. No a. la,
us were made 81
At Work In Georgia
'TLANTA. GA, July 6.-Represan,o-
eS OF Debs have been here worling IT.
ons me railway men. but so far win
HluCh encouragement. Freight franc
laIIen on sharply owing TO the dis
-.ihuahce or business in the Wet Do
" carloads OF melons are living in -
central railroad yards. and mr.. uol
re cars are on the way here '' To
ne East Tennessee road sent o,,t owl, In
Height train for the West to-d"tyy in
!, CUT down its switching force in tbe 10
Us, because of the light traffic. any
'esh western meats have run ont and or
western beer has given out UeeI,v ties
ms OF provisions Of all kinds are beInS we
In from the East '''"s due
uslhess has been very light nm tho
Ihern roads for months, and tia ny forl
ia not come at better time for the or
'it"afion ~; Buffalo. ~,
UFFAO, \: Y. July 6-1he sitpa,,o, ing