New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
Approved by:
r. V. DEBS,
GEORGE W. HOWARD.
5. KELIHER.

Superintendent Ashby thinks that the notice
carries with It a threat of violence Should this
theory prove correct the company proposes the
arrest OF the men who issued the circular in
timidatOrS in defiance Of the injunction issued
by the United States Court The line reading
treated such is taken as meaning bricks
and iron bolts for the branded men, and TO give
these men equal chance they have been
armed by the company with siN-shooters. Al
torney Coy has made arrangements for the COM
'pany TO furnish bail fast needed. signing
initial bond OF $1,000 for Engineer Nardan.
who brought down Fireman Miles Tuesday night
after accepting punishment himself The notice
had little or no effect at the yards.
\ guerilla is now expected. The streets
in Packngton are decorated with hanged eff
giles and placards advising the killing OF non
union men. particularly negroes. In one packing
house a foreman resigned because his crew had
men of two colors Louis Noprak was selected
Yesterday 70 be the victim of an assault. but
he. too. a good shot and his bullet sent
James Kavery to Mercy Hospital 10 get two
legs treated for lead. Noprak was assaulted on
his way home from work
Early yesterday morning number of negroes
going 10 work al Armour 4 Co.'S packing house
were assaulted and badly beaten. y cIipp"d
white man was assaulted at Root and Halsied
sta. After being beaten he fired at his asSail-
ants as they ran away.
REsUMING WORK AT PULLMAN.
The Pullman shops. at Pullman, Will probably
reopen early next week. Vice-President Wickes
states that be has received 325 applications from
workmen desiring 20 return to work. and that he
anticipates trouble in securing a sufficient
number OF operatives 10 work al the departments
Three hundred men are engaged IN oNlng me
machinery. cleaning the shops and doing other
preliminary work While 100 Of these men. who
are HOllanders living at ROseland. We're on theH
way 10 Pullman this morning, they were stopped
a short distance west Of Pullman by strikers or
their sympa thizers. and an ali-around fight en-
sued. which terminated in the new men agreeing
to go home. After nearly reaching Roseland
however. the Hollanders separated into groups
nf " a
turned 10 Pullman and went 10 work. Most or
the Hollanders iron founders. but all were
pressed into service at cleaning up.
BY tomorrow morning not Federal solder
will be left in Chicago. All the companies OF
the various regiments stationed In the city were
making vigorous preparations Tor departure MS
morning IN accordance with the order issued by
General Miles last night Camp Hesing. In froht
OF the Government building was the hrst 10 ne
abandoned The Federal forces were all mobil,
lied for the time being on the iake iI'lt uhl. ,
preparations for departure could he made Specla
trains were IN waiting and departed as 50 n as oh"
men ready. Wi:h the exception OF thc "'
Infantry all the regiments went 10 Fort Sheri-
dan The 9th Regiment will 60 TO sacKrU
Harbor. y. Y. where II is stationed, as so1n as
IL can be got ready. The cavalry and aiuHeTy'
under command Of General Randall, marched ID
Fort Sheridan. a distance OF twenty-hVc mlir9'
pitching camp at Evanston tonight thr IN
fantrv was under command or Colonel ldFtlet'.
The troops VIII be held IN readiness Tor a can 20
arms for some time yet. before being allowed 10
leave Fort Sheridan for Their respective pos'S,
Tho second Brigade of the Illinois National
Cuard will also be Withdrawn tomorrow In a.
cordance with request from Mayor Hopkins
90 Cnvernor Altgeld None Of the militia have
hoen vithdrawn from Pullman, and the Stock
Yards district is still fully protected.
Debs Howard. Keliher ana Rogers SAN J, wa wa
hot in their jail quarters today, buI olher~lse
thev had nothing 10 complain o. They arose
eariv in the best Of spirits and health ana al
tended 70 much correspondence lnitei S'al'S
varsbai Arnold called at 10 o'clock with a car
riage, in which the four prisoners were taken
to the Government Building for another consul,
,a,ion with their attorneys. Debs whch ask'n
~ no woull fulfil an engagement made 10 address
mass-meeting In Ogden's Grove Tom ~ 2W
evening said no: all my speech-maKng WIZ De
dome in the cook County jail for the pr sent l'ui
! viii be there In spirit" The Railway 'nl'h
prisoners received a large number "f' relatives
and friends at the jail. AMI a larRe 'r"%I WIZ
,'oseed ,hel- derarture FOR the Marshals on