The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

addition to company Of the National
Guard who We're arrested Saturday for re-
fuslng to ride on q Northern Pacific train
manned by non-union crews with deputy
United States marshals aboard. The mill
t1amen repented and We're reinstate today.
go)p AS of Srague,the Finest body of cav
;.1rymen in the State National Guard brig
AIDE, composed of sixty men, refused to
ride with non-union crews and were at once
placed under arrest and locked in a box
car.
San francisco the Danger Spot,
Washington, July 9.-News of further
trouble at Hammond, Ind, came to Major
General Sohofeld at an early hour this
morning from General Miles at Chicago.
General Miles said there had. been three
conflicts at Hammond during the early hours
of today between Company D., 18th regular
infantry, and mohs of rioters. Several
people had been. killed and number cap
tured. The eyes of the administration are
now directed anxiously to San Francisco
whore trouble is feared. 1t has been re-
ported to the War Department that nearly
all the sympathy there is with the strikers,
ard it is feared from the happenings at
Sacramento that the state militia cannot
be depended on.
Secretary Herbert has ordered out the
entire naval force at Mare Island to assist
in preventing rioting in San Francisco.
Troops at Alene County.
Washington, July 9.-Senators Duobis and
Shoup, this morning called on President
Cleveland, Secretary Lamont and Gen
Scofeld, and after a brief conference, sue
ceeded in having an order issued sending
United States troops at Fort Sherman to
Co. D, at Alene county. They expected to
arrive there some time this evening News
from Wallace is.brlef and satisfactory.
Eastern Men Want No Strike.
Middleton, Conn, July ALL employees
on the Air line division of the New York,
H. and H. railroad, are members of the
American Railway union except five and
are now disposed to go out if boycott
extends to the eastern roads. They will
probably stick to their trains. The men,
bers of other labor unions think strike is
unwa rranted
All Roads Running Trains.
Chicago, July 9.-P1 esdent Egan of the
General Managers Association, said today
that every road in Chicago without excep-
ton is moving passengers trains, and mos t
parted this morning.
A Man With Nose.
Boston, July "a man giving the name
of Brewster has been operating in Boston,
Lynn and Salem claiming to represent the
American Union, and refusing TO show
credentials. A letter from President Debs
was received here today, declaring Brews-
ter a fraud. Brewster is about five feet,
eleven inches tall, rather slim, wears a
| black SLOUGH hat. has light blue eyes, little
| dark moustache, freckled face and Il red
dish nose.
Trains Running as Usual.
Baltimore. July 9.-General Passenger
Agent Scull of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
| road, today announced the regular schedule
| of passenger trains had been resumed ON
the Chicago division of that road The
trains are now running into and out of
Chicago as usual, and the sale of through
tickets has been resumed at all stations
along the line.
Weakening at Spokane.
Spokane, WASH, July9.-News is received
here of a riot at Sprague. Non-union men
were stoned and an engine and several
cars wrecked. Troops arrived here from
Port Sherman and are patrolling the
tracks. Two trains left on the Northern
Pacific for the East guarded by soldiers. A
citizens law and order committee has been
formed and many strikers say they will re-
turn to work.
He is Willing to Wait.
| Chicago, July 9.-General Master Work
| man Sovereign, of the Hnigts of Labor, said
| today he was determined to delay the order
| for the strike Of his order until Wednesday,
| He said: II make the postponement to
await the outcome of the fight among the
| Chicago trades unions. AS soon as the re-
| sult of the conference between Mayor Hop
| kins and the union committee is known, we
| shall take up the question of calling out the
| knights of Labor
Want Their Jobs Again
| Cheyenne, Wyoming, July 9.-Judge
| Ryner of the United Stats court has been
| asked to reinstate the employees who joined
| the strikers, who may wish to return to
work. The Judge could give no assurance
| that the men would be taken back, as they
| had violated the order of the court The
| Union and Southern Pacific systems will, the
| Judge intimated, be in full operation to-
| morrow.
Riotous Miners
| Ladd, Ills, July 9.-Two stores were
! looted here this afternoon by "A mob of
| 100 non English speak ing strikers. News
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