The record-union., 1894-07-12
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Two United States Marshals Killed in
Indiana.

indiana.
HAMMOND, July ia report from
Whiting states that two United States
Deputy Marshals were killed this even
ing and number wounded in fight
with rioters. Adjutant- General Robbins
immediately detailed three companies of
State militia, under command of Colonel
A. 4. Lee, to the scene and one company
to Roby.
Pilot Nicholas Kahl and the crew ofthe
tug kittie were fired on by the militia at
Blue Island this afternoon, but no one
was injured. Two companies of regulars
have been sent from Chicago to reinforce
the militia. The strikers at Whiting are
determined and well armed. This morn
ing they captured tank cannon from
the Standard Oil Works, which is used
for firing Of oil wells, and is now ready
for action. Beside this numbers of rifles
and 5000 rounds of ammunition have
been supplied.
ON THE UNION PACIFIC.
SPOKANE, July 1.-To-morrow all rail
communication with the Coeur d 'Alene
will probably be broken. A general
strike has been ordered on the Union Pa
citic branch from Tekoa to the mines.
The engine crew which went In with to-
nights train has orders to stay by the en-
CINE all night and keep the fires going
TOR the outward trip tomorrow, but it is
not believed here that they will be able
to OBEY the orders.
HAS NO EFFECT.
SIOUX CITY Iowa), July 11.-Sov-
ereign's order calling out the Knights of
Labor has had no effect here.
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE labor situa-
ton is unchanged here tonight. Every
thing is quiet, and the appeal of Sover-
eign received but little attention. Only
one meeting of any Importance was held.
This was at the Labor Lyceum. where ar
rangements were completed for demon
stration in Union Square on Saturday
night.
IMPEACHMENT DEMANDED.
CLEVELAND, July 1.-Ata meeting of
the local lodges of the Knights of Labor
held tonight they adopted resolutions
demanding the impeachment of Presi-
dent Cleveland for high crimes and mis-
demeanors, that the majesty of the law
may be Vindicated.
MEN REPORT FOR WORK.
TOLEDO (O.). July 1I.-As the result of
the meeting of the mem bers of ali rail-
way orders at Bellevue last night, all the
nickel plate men reported for work this
morning.
SM1ICHMEN
MINNEAPOLIS, July Il.-Forty switch
men Of the 800" road in this city struck
this morning because required to switch
cars from boycotted roads.
IRON WORKS EMPLOYEES,
ELwooD 1nd.), July IL All the iron
works employees struck this morning.
They claim that they have not been paid
for several weeks. The managers
| threaten TO bring in foreigners to fill the
strikers places.
DECIDED TO GO BACK.
CLEVELAND, July u.-Employes of the
Erie Railroad here have decided to 90
back to work. All trains started as usual
this morning.
The strike on the Big Four is also prac-
tically at an end. By tonight tits thought
that every road leading into the city will
have resumed with a full force.
MAIL TRAINS RUNNING.
MAssILLoN (O.). July 1.-THE Wheel
ing and Lake Erie tie-up was made COM
plete this morning by the withdrawal of
all Brotherhood men, who are unable to
continue work without the full compile
ment of each train crew. Only mail
trains are running.
BRIDGE BURNED.
DETROIT (Mich.), July 1.-THE Tenny
bridge. two miles west of Glyndon, on
the Northern Pacific, was burned about
3 A. IL. The bridge had been fired at
three places But for the timely discov-
erv nv farmer, train with large num-
Der of passengers would have been
wrecked.
CAR LINE employees STRIKE
YouNGsTowN (O.), July 11.-All the
men employed by the Youngstown car
lines struck at o'clock on account of OBJ
jectionable rules. They also want re-
adjustment of wages. The strike causes
great inconvenience.
DECIDED IMPROVEMENT.
| ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE railroad sltu-