The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11

whose name the police will not divulge,
10 kill Vice-President Wickes. of the
Pullman Company, with an Internal ma
chine.
The man entered the building carry
ing a small hurdle under his arm He
asked to see Mr. Wickes. and was con-
Quoted to his office, where the special
officers who guard the building quietly
took his bundle away. 1t was found to
be q glass bottle with fuse attached
and filled with cartridges. iron scraps
and a substance unknown to the officers.
The bottle was confiscated and the
man taken out OF the building.
Yesterday an analysis of the sub
stance was made. and it was found to
be a dangerous explosive. which would
explode with great violence upon the
application of a gentle heat
EIectric-Light Plants May Stop.
City Electrician Barrett said to-day
that the prospect OF having to close
down the city electric light plant for
The four city plants have been burn.
Ing hard coal slabs and other kinds of
fuel for the last week. That supply.
Mr.. Barrett thinks, Is about exhausted.
Government BuildinKs Guard.
The military force guarding the Gov
eminent building was strengthened to-
pierced by eight small bores. was
trained to command the approach to the
building from either Clark or jackson
street.
Proclamation Made Them Adjourn.
DENVER. Col, July ll.--Under the
impression that President Clevelands
proclamation was u declaration Of mar
tlal law, all labor organizations in ses-
sion adjourned before 4 o'clock yester.
day. Gov Waite looked worried and had
affairs was very serious. Adjt.-Gen.
Tarsney thought the proclamation was a
direct usurpation OF authority Gen. Nc
Cook had'no information to give.
Negroes Hired to Replace Strikers.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 1l.-Firebugs
last night applied the torch to the resi-
tain employee. who refused to join the
strikers. All of the railroads affected
by. the strike here have decided to
substitute negroes for white labor. and
President Debs last night teiegraphed
the local A. Il. u. to stand pat
Bomb Found ON the Track.
LIBERTY. Ind, July IA large dyna-
mite bomb was found on the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and DAYTON Railroad track
The fuse had burned within an inch OF
the bomb when discovered. 1t is sup.
posed that the bomb was placed on the
night passenger train from Cincinnati
to Chicago and fell off here. The road
carries pullman sleepers.
strikers Weaken in North Dakota.
FARGO. n. D.. July 1.-THE Northern
place. Yesterday the first train In two
weeks went out on the Southwestern
branch. and the evening passenger train
on that branch arrived on time. The A.
T. L. at jamestown has apparently gone
to pieces and strikers are reporting fol-
work. The frem II reported for work
but, went out ,i again on an order from
run with any tiremen.
Rio Grnnde Men to Return to Work
PUEBLO. Col. July 1.-THE fremer
! and brskemen on the Rio Grande la 81
| night voted to return to work. Place.
| OF striking switchmen and shopmen will
be filled, and business will be resumed
| to-day. Strikers ut Gunnison returned Z
work last night, The strike in Colorado
is at an end, so far as It's impairment o
service is concerned.
Six Arrested In Thayer, Mo.
..THAYER, Mo-. July ll.,,DeputtA
the following arrests of prominent loca
citizens: James Kinney, ex-eNginee
Memphis route; II. Garwood druggist
W. L. Wadsworth. bridge inspector: G
II. Rice. engineer; Harry Peele, eN
engineer and present City Marshal an
5. T. Bryan, roundhouse man. Tn
Tha,,gee y conspiracy in oesst trnh,
route The prisoners were taken to 81
Louis on special train for trial
Switchm-n Won't strike ut Presen
GALEsBuRG, H., July n,-Chicagc
Burlington and quincy switchmen her
. held a long meeting las; night 10 discus
the strike. They say they will not strli
at present.
Labor Leaders Leave PhiIadeIphis
PHILADELPHIA July 1.-THE strik
situation n this city ~ was quiet rsn La
members OF the Executive Board. an
, John NJ. Hayes. Secretary-Treasurer {
the Knights OF Labor, held conferenc
4 nounced, and last night they all left II
city. General Agent William J. Lstt'
l. Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. saiC
S Throughout all these troubles OF
schedule has remained unbroken, o.
men have not only refused TO civ
countenance to the strike, but hay
y, openly deprecated It,"
4 Strikers Returning 10 Work.
3 LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July lit
/. trouble on the Iron Mountain road
aver so [sr az the sngnesrs and rsm
r. switchmeh have returned to work, al
n all the engineers and tiremeH who we
laid Off OH account OF the strike ha
l. reported for duty. The shopmen a
e still out.
d Tie-Up Complete at Massilion.
d MAssILLON, o., July 1.-THE whs'
l. ing and Lake Erie tle-up was ma
complete this morning by the withdra,
al OF all the Brotherhood men, vi
were unable to continue at work wit
A out o full complement In each tra
= crew. Freight and passenger servic