Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-13

ernOr OF New York.
An insurrection In the prison at South
Boston, Mass, was suppressed only afte
"A volley had been fired by officers. On,
convict was wounded
Thirty one of thirty-six unions partici.
pating i'm the labor conference in Chicago
voted 10 strike in sympathy with the A,
II. u. at noon Tuesday.
Ten companies of Iowa troops arrived
at Sioux City, and were greeted with
oaths by the strikers. A lieutenant was
hit with coupling pm.
Vice President Stevenson was the
orator at the Fourth OF July celebration
on the battlefield of Guilford Court
House, In North Carolina.
Richard Croker was given ROYAL vel
come on his return 10 New York. He
said he had gone abroad 20 benefit his
health and had succeeded.
The members Of the American Rail-
way Union in Peoria, where thirteen
railroads center, have refused the order
OF President Debs To strike.
n proclamation was issued by Presi-
dent Cleveland calling on persons OBJ
Structing traffic in far western states 10
cease their unlawful work
Regular troops were compelled 10 use
bayonets Wednesday TO restrain 10000
rioters at the stockyards at Chicago from
committing acts of violence.
Drastic measures against anarchists
were decided on at conference between
Chancellor Won Caprivi and the chief of
the German political police
Striking miners at Ironwood, Mich..at-
tempted TO prevent operation of the
steam shovels and were fred ON by depu-
Ties. a score were wounded.
Department Commander Mcdowell has
offered the services of the Grand Army
veterans of Illinois TO Governor Altgeld
10 aid in Suppressing disorder.
Masked men entered Gem. Wash. and
kidnapped superintendent Neil and three
nonunion miners. John Nebo, who at
tempted 70 escape. was killed
Anticipating a spread OF the strike 10
mat city. New York police have been re-
called from vacations and ordered TO sup
press any attempc at violence.
Negro coke workers. who had been
threatened by strikers. attacked Scott
dale, Pa, but were repused and one Of
their number fatally wounded.
An emphatic denial OF the report that
a compromise Of the railroad strike was |
being considered has been sent out by the |
General Managers Association.
Grand Master Wilkinson of the Broth
erhood OF Railway Trainmen, has issued |
statement of the reasons why he can
not sanction the Pullman strike.
Militiamen ordered To drive strikers
rom the nonnt "a 60 cal
used and retreated 10 their armory be-
'ause they were forbidden to shoot.
General Brooke formally took charge
u the Union Pacific system per drec-
ions from Washington. and will at once
pen communication with the Pacific
cast.
Wisconsin populiSts nominated ticket
leaded by ID. Frank Powell for governor.
The platform declares strikes and bow
otis failures, and urges universal CO.
peration.
In an independence Day address at
ioopeston. H., eX- Mayor Washburne. of
hicago, declared our liberties were men
ced by trusts, unions and undes ira bic
immigrants.
message OF congratuation on the
anniversary of Independence Day was
e!egraphod 70 the government and peo-
lie OF the United States by committee
citizens of Brazil.
An Intellectual fight was made against
ne seating Of Michael Schwab in the a.
or conference at Springfield, Ill. In h ;
fdress President Madden advocated
of new party. I
Nine hundred Indiana militiamen .
'ached Hammond, Ind, Monday and
ere received with cheers. An attack a
the regulars was being planned when {
ley evacuated the town.
A restoration of wages TO the old scale
! all roads on which its members are
nployed will be demanded by the Amer {
an Railway Union before it agrees 70 '
lal settlement of the strike.
Cornelius McAulif, president Of the y
cal brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
en-. was arrested in Milwaukee by
putty United States marshal on a charge u
interfering with the mails. !
AT Cleveland the Cuyahoga soldiers :.
ID sailors monument was dedicated on -
e 4th. Governor Mckinley was presi- =
mt Of the day. The chorus of children u
is feature of the ceremonies. I"
The sympathy of Toledo railroad men "a
ercame their loyalty to the companies =, :,
lich employed them and the yards are h.
serted. There are fully 10000 on strike. =,
the whole the men have been orderly 80
)ne result OF the strike has been TO show
lroad officials that they can manage u
cir traffic and operating departments f.
tisfactorily with much smaller forces g.
an were formerly considered necessary. -,
Twelve hundred miners marched from T.
ring Valley. H., TO Ladd, where they II
ted the store Of the Whitebreast Fuel in
mpany and committed other depreda- M
ms. Militia has been ordered TO the W,
ne. 40
terrible drowning disaster is reported Pl
m Tokay, in Northern Hungary. A 81
ry boat which was crossing the river no
less capsized with 200 people on board.
IS reported that 100 passengers were ce
,wned. IN
he end of the California Midwinter tn
ir came July 4, when San Francisco ca
7 and the national holiday were Joint eq
celebrated. Since the opening dav. on
a. 9th, up to Wednesday morning the nj.
al attendance was 2,14O. l54 bu
he tin Dl a Ia sea le yas sf0nad "a Di,,s ut