Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
An EASIER FEELING.
n, Worst Riots Thought 10 Be
Over In Chicago.
ENGAGEMENTS DURING rnE NIGHT
Grand Army veterans Oii'r fac'r ser''
Iecs-Pre,ldeut Clereland's Pro-
clsmallon Discussed.

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CHICAGO, July 0.-At 1918 a. M
.vs,ytbing was quioi and the feeling
vw growing that there would be no
more serious fioiiug.
The roads arc all moving passenger
t,.,ns and a number arc starting
r5shl. II IL quite clear that the
nots yesterday were c'mposed chiefly
., liler from tbs packing houses aud
ina, very lev railroad men took piri.
President Cleyeland's proclamation
.nd the or ler Of President Dsbs 10 hi.
followers to avoid any lawlvssne,s seem
to have been very effective.
THE Hiouris RIOTS,
WAstisoroN, July 0. - General
sehoHeid tnis morning received dis
match from General Miles, etsting that
mere had been two engagements dur.
ips the night between tho troops aud
tbe mob at Hammond, anu several
rioters had been killed and macy cal-
tufod.
TIE LABOR CONFERENCE.
CHICAGO. July O.-rhs conference
oflab,r lsadrrs occupied the whole
nisht. l. ilammstoTy speeches were
made by Dsbs, Sovereign, MoBrids,
auI othefs. A committee Of seven
was appointed 10 ondeavor to induce
Mayor Hopkins TO make n last effort
TO bring about arbitration. The motion
10 call out every union at ! am,
Wednesday, unless In the meanwhile
sJme adjustment had been made with
Pullman, was iOpted. It's claimed n
ndmbcr Of unions includiog printers,
marine engineers and brick makers
will refuse TO be- bound by the ordur
WILL RUN STOCK rRAiNs.
The stock yards aud packing house
officials met today 10 arrange for sui.
nclent protection to run stock trains IN
anl out Of tho yards, The receipts
today were II sheep and lambs and %
ctur,
AnMY vEtERASs READY FOR Duty.
CHICAGO, July 0.-The following
communication was sent TO Mayor
Hopkins last night;
Headquarters VI Abraham Lincoln
Post No. oil.
CIncAoo, July sth, 1894.
Hon. John T.. Hopkins, Mayor OF chi
cago, Ill.i
Dear sir-we were among those
who responded TO the call OF our gov
orunent In 1881 10 defend our country
and dag. Hence We have had the ap.
peatAnce In battle. We therefore now
offer ourselves ready TO respond 70 u
call from you 10 defend the fair name
Of our city, IT, homes and families,
from tho destruction and ruin threat
ensd by lAwless and unreaso bio
mob. This offer includes two hundred
veterans. who have had experience
and afu members OF our post.
(sgnej.J +. II. TlluRsTos,
Commander.
J. II. LOgisd,
AhlulAnt
II. II. BRowN,
j. NJ. CALDWELL,
GEu. HOwIsON,
Committee.
ONE THOUSAND MORE SOLDIERS ron
CHICAGO,
A thousand more United States
tfoOps will arrive in Chicago today us
reiniorcsments ~ those already Ia the
Held. Tnry will 20 into oncAmpmsnt
on the lake front on their arrival.
These reiniorcrments nave been ordered
forward In anticipation OF general
strike In Chicago aud the tear Of more
violence resulting from the enlarged
army VI Idle men on the streets.
From Riley, kansas, are comipg
troops OF cavalry ,and three batallions Of
artillery; the former undercOm nani Of
Major Morris and the latter under the
command OF Major Randolph. The
detachment comprises $50 men.
A squadron Of cavArly from the
Sixth regiment left Fort NiobraTa last
evening consisting OF 200 men. Eight
companies OF the Ninth infantry from
sacketts hArbor and Fort Oswsgo, n.
Y, are enroute 10 Chicago. They were
NJ Buffalo last night Hnd are expected
this afternoon, the other commands
arriving during this afternoon also.
Ia addition tho second regiment In.
iantry OF $50 men Is held In reserve at
Omaha.
MaIshal Arnold yesterday receiv
COPY Of an Injunction from the
federal court at Cincinnati, similsT to
lhe Ono died In Chicago ana Indian
~ liz, which viii be served ON Debs
anu howard today.
THE FIRE DEl'ARlMENT KEPT nusY.
CHICAGO, July o. - Freight cara
seemed " TO the object OF attack by tho
iucendaties last night, The hrtmen
were called TO extingulsn mAuy IN.
uipent biazes In cars standing In isO.
Ia I'd Places, There were no large
gatherings Of rioters flr this purpose 0i
Wholesale destruction an on previous
nights.
THE pREsIDENr's PROCLAMATION.
Notice that President CleyelAnd's
Proclamation WBs about TO be received,
was received ut army headquarters
late last night.
II was copied on the official paper
OF the headquarters and copy wAs
dispatched tU the mayor.
General Miles spent an hour In tele.
phone anu telegraph communication
with tue President aud secretary Of
war. According to the best informa.
Ton oblainable the proclamation was
haslened by the news from Spring
valley that striking miners were on.
gagged In depreciation. At midnight
General Miles was seen.
Does tho proclamation mean mar
thl luM2b le VIVA askeu