Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-10

uent. nevertheless the individual MEM
bers of the orders throughout the West
are in sympathy with II.
eoMPERs GOES TO CHICAGO.
New York, July president Com
pers. OF the National Federation Of La
hor, has called a meeting Of the execu
tive council in Chicago on Thursday.
Gompers HIMSELF will leave for Chicago
tomorrow night.
BURNING THE BRIDGES.
SPOKANE, WAsHN., July "a mob
at Sprague last night stoned the special
train carrying the two companies OF
militia, ditched the cars in front OF 1t
and ran car OF oil on the culvert east
of town and burned it. The trestle west
of the town was also fired and fifteen
feet OF it burned. The train with the
militia is at Sprague depot, with the
track destroyed on both sides. The reg
ular troops arrived to-day.
ALL THE TROOPS CALLED OUT.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 9.-Upon the
request OF Mayor Hopkins, OF Chicago,
Governor Altgeld this afternoon ordered
out all the remainiag regiments Of mill
tia In the State, ordering General Bark
ley, commanding the second brigage, to
proceed at once to Chicago with all his
brigades, excepting five companies on
duty at interior points.
EXTENDING IN TEXAS.
DALLAS. TEXAS, July 9.-The strike
and the Pullman boycott began at mid
night at Galveston on the Santa Fe and
has reached Dallas, and will be made
operative here on the outgoing trains
this afternoon. A mass meeting
of labor organizations of the city
has been called for tonight aud 1t is
certain that practically unanimous sup
port will be given 10 De0s and the
Pullman strikers. Reports received to-
day indicate that C!ebur, Fort Worth,
Gainesville and Paris will join the Gal
weston strike and boycott.
CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN STRIKE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 9.-The con-
ductors and brakemen Of the Toledo.
ST. Louis and Kansas City railway
Glover Leaf tonight notified the gen.
eral officials in this city that they had
decided to strike in sympathy with the
Pullman boycott, and consequently no
trains have been sent east from here on
that road.
TWO SYMPATHY STRIKES.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Four assemblies OF
the Iron Moders' Union struck to-day,
?. 500 men going out. The Lake Sea-
mems Benevolent Association with 5000
members, and the Clgarmakers' Union,
1000 strong, voted tonight to strike.
None OF these bodies have any grIev-
ance, but have decided TO strike solely
because of sympathy with the Pullman
boycott
SITUATION AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 9-There Is no
change in the strike situation here.
The local branch Of the American Rail-
way Union has ordered no strike and its
President assures the Associated Press
that the men will nos go out before
"Wednesday. TIE Mil Plate freight
business is paralyzed and the Erie and
Lackawanna have little to move. A
strike here at this time would not Grip
pie these roads very much. The regu-
lars at Fort Porter and Niagara are
ready to move, but have not been or
dered out.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-At about II
O'Clock word came from General Miles
that everything was quiet. at Chicago,
and that nothing more would come from
him tonight.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9-The A. R.
o., on the Louisville and Nashville
Railway, fremen and switchmen, struck
late this afternoon.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 9.-The tie-up
on the Kansas City, Fort Scott aud
Memphis, and the Kansas City, Mem
phis and Birmingham, was broken to-
day.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, July o.
Company f, Fourteenth infantry, L. S.
A., Capt. Murphy. has gone to Tacoma
to do military duty on the Northern
Pacific railway.
WALLA WALLA, WASH, July o.
Troops A and H, Fourth cavalry, Capts.
Smith and Wilder, left for Spokane
with 90 days rations and equipped for
field duty.
WASHINGTON, July AT the request
OF the Secretary of War the entire naval
force at the Mare island Navy YARD,
numbering several hundred blue jackets
and marines, has been ordered to CO.
operate with the garrison at the Preside
In maintaining and executing the law.
New HAVEN. CONN, July 9.-The
railroad employees Ia this city will pay
no heed to the order issued by Presi-
dent Debs calling out all members OF
the A. K. Z.
MAssILLoN, O., July "a meeting
OF the A. R. Z. ordered a strike on the
wheeling and Lake Erie at noon to-
day.
LADD, Ill, July 9.-Two stores were
looted at this place this afternoon by a
mob of 400 foreign miners.