Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-07-13

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ed by the mob with stones, some
shots being fired. Thu troops at
once returned the fire through the
windows, killing Chas. Fleischman,
who was shot through the bowels.
and wounding w. II. Campbell in
the leg. Several other men and one
woman was wounded, but thei,
names arc unknown.
Three additional companies of reg
ulars were sent from Chicago on
special train, arriving at six o'clock
The mob hOd driven out all the tele
graph operators and has cnt the tel.
graph wires. making it very difficult
to obtain information from the place,
but it is certain that up to 0 o'clock
tonight there was no further disturb.
nEce.
CHICAGO, July 10 -Toucling the
outlook Tor the future, outside of
Chicago, it may lie said that todayS
dispatches were almost uniform in
tenor to the effect that normal con
ditions had already been restored,
or that they were rapidly approach
ing that state, and there seems no
reason to suppose that the progress
toward IL complete resumption of
trade and traffic will meet with any
serious check as the coming DAYS
shall succeed each other. In other
words it does not seem possible
with all the forces of law and order
lis now arrayed; with their leader
put to his own defence at the bar of
Justice; with their ranks beginning
to he depleted by desprtions and
with the strain which they have al
ready endured, that the American
hallway Union can rally its forces
Tor struggle which must needs be
long and diSc0uraging at the least.
Apparently. therefore, their only
hope lies in tho aid which they
hope to get from union labor out
side OF their organization.
AS this is being written the order
for all classes OF labor in Chicago to
go on strike tomorrow is being pro.
mulgated, and it is expected that
that of Grand Master Workman
Sovereign, of the knights of Labor,
calling on all members to strike,
aud all who SyiDpatbize with the
Pullman strikers all over the coun
try to como out with them will fol.
low quickly.
How generally these orders will
he obeyed is problematical. TO "a
great extent their effect has been
already discounted by the stagua-
ton OF business. and it is known
that some of the longest headed of
the labor leaders believe that ac-
ton has been postponed too long
to be fully effective.
AT sunset tomorrow this nation
will probably know well whether
the situation is one of crisis or a
collapse.
The plan of the lea lers for tomor.
row is to call ont first all organized
labor in Chicago, and then TO pro
coed from town to town until the
entire country is paralyzed or Pull
man gives in. The immediate eff
feet on Chicago, if all trades obey
the order to strike. will he to throw
from 10000 to 100000 persons out
OF employment.
CHICAGO. July 10.-Epgene V.
Dehs. president of the American
Hallway Union; George w. How
ard, vice president; Sylvester Keli
her, secretary; M. w. Rogers and J.
3 Merwin were all indicted by the
grand jury this afternoon for con
Sp.rncy to interfere with the United
States mails. Debs was arrested
at the Leland Hotel ut 5 O'Clock.
and Kellhcr at Ulich's Hall half
hour later. The other three are al
$50 believed to he under arrest. Bail
was fixed at $4,000 in each case.
The penalty is fine of from 81 900
to $4,000.