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MCCONNELL DEMANDS U. S. TROOPS.
Not Time to bubble Over Statutes, He
Says, When Cpur D'Alene Rioters Are
MurdtrinG and DESTROYING.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Senators Du-
bois and Shoup. of Idaho, called at the
White House early to-day to urge upon
the President and his advisers the i'm.
poitan of sc ding Federal troops to tn
Occur d'Alcne mining district, TO stop
the rloting by the union miners reported
in The World to-day Gov. Mcconnell,
Of Idaho telcgrap hed last night for Fed
eral troops to protect Wallace and other
towns near by.
The Senators were admitted to the
Cabinet room and the whole matter was
discussed. The situation in Idaho pre-
sents different phase from the
troubles elsewhere. inasmuch as the
trouble Is not connected with the rail
tnau strike. was pointed out to tho
senators that the Governor must Crrt iry
mat ne has exhausted all the resources
respond
The Senators telegraphcd this fact "a
tne governor, with suggestions how Ia
,.S,, hey received this answer from
Your telegram citing me TO the law
received. l am familiar with the statute
y, 10 wiilch you refer. but 1t does not cover
We have to deal with hidden and or
GAME aseassns and dynamiters, several
nuhlrei strons. provided with arms
fudiutl py thelr experience of two years
! ago. they are not now In open insurrec-
ton, but are fighting secretly and under
cover.
Many peaceable citizens have been
| ordered TO leave the country. The Sheriff
declares his inability to protect life and
! property. We have not sufficient militia
10 support him. and nothing but thu
| presence of troops will restore conf
| denCc and safety.
This Is no time to bubble over dues-
lions of law and precedcnts. The condi-
tion3 are new and serious. Blood has
been shed and property destroyed
therefore, | believe my request to the
| President for troops embodes all that
| should be required. and ask that YOU
unite in petitioning him Tor the aid W.
need. W. j. MCCONNELL,
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Brtdge only as fer as Windsor out. be-
cause of the tia-up at Detroit. Freight
Is only accepted with II waiver of all
claims for delay. Express business IL
subject to the same provision.
only one mail HIS come in from Chi.
cago, AMI that over the Michigan Ten.
trail. which runs Wagner rsrs. All the
ireighthandlcrs OF the Nickel Plate
have been laid OF and most of the
clerks. At the other freight-houses the
force is being reduced from day to day
The clerks and freight-handlers OF the
Lake Shore Mt East Buffalo have all
been suspended indefinitely. without pay.
OF course.
The railroad shops have begun to lay
.-Aft men, and In many factories whose
output depends largely on ra lroad trans
portation the men are being told to take
vacations
NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, July s.-The
railroad men here are al quietly waiting
developments. Most Of them are per-
fect,y. willing to strike in case the men in
Buffa.o go out.
TONAWANDA. N. Y, July S-Men
here are unalterably opposed to Pullman
and II the members Of the American
Railway Union in Buffalo strike. IL local
sympathetic strike will probably follow.
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were sent to search for the miscreants,

we're sent to search for the miscreants,
but did not find them.
All trains going out now carry de-
tpchmcnt9 from the regulars, who are
Instructed to firs instantly II attacked
and to rush into the brush and kill or
capture the aasailants.
SPOKANE, Wash, July S.-Indica-
/ lions are that within twenty-four hours
the Northern Pacific will be running
trains regularly again. Four companies
/ OF Federal troops arrived here during
the night from Fort sherman. Two
| companies went into camp. and the
other two started eastward by train,
! followed by the regular east bound pas
senser with Il Pullman attached. Out
! manned by new men. As trouble Is ex-
! htrtrd at HOPE, Idaho. the east bound
| VIII be met there by a train from Mis-
Somia, also containing Federal troops.
! me arm of Robert NJ. Smith, Super
/ intHnIent OF the Union Depot Company,
who has been switching since the men
| went out, was torn or above the wrist
| today while he was making I'D the
| mon racine passenger train. At s
CLOCK tonight Il train was despa he'd
TO- davenport to bring United States
| troops from Fort sherman Where
th"y viii be sent to liz uncertain.
/ OMAHA, July S.-As result OF the
| demand Tor troops made on this de-
partment no guard OF troops was as
| signed 10 Union Pacific trains. ms order
| ed ny the Government yesterday This
| course viii be adopted tomorrow. No
reports of disorder were received hero
! U.ilS
MILWAUKEE,. Julv g.-Twontv thou.
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GEN. RUGER'S FORCE TOO SNAIL
Peace in California Because the Troops Have
Not Moved Both Sides Resting
en- Their Arms.

SAN FRANCISCO, July S-Peace
reigned at all strike centres in CaltGor-
mia to-day. No move vas made by
either side. and none Is looked for to
night.
The strikers are as vigilant as ever.
Their agents note every act Of the rail-
road officials, and Immediately report Il
to headquarters. 1t Is believed the OFF,
cials are kept equally us web posted IN
regard TO the dolngs of the strikers,
Gen. Kruger has not yet attempted to
carry out the orders issued 10y Gen.
Schohe!d yesterday. 10 move trains W.
der military escort, and the l,lr mea
stationed AZ the Preside remain in the
barracks. There is Hothiag to ind,'a'"
that any immediate action Is cvut"m-
plated. This accounts for the quiet al
strike centres.
II is considered that If these troops
are placed la ihr tr'l at least 80 VI
them Will be necessary 10 guard the
Government property here and at Fort
Mason ana IN" military prison at AL
"at rdH Island, leaving only 500 for active
service. 1t would he !oolharly TO send
less than 900 men against the 900
strikers and their thousands Of sywpu-
thiZers in Oakland, and every man of the
remainder would be required at SGcra-
m"nio, They would max" WtIlui
showing against the weIl.arlucd ana
determined strikers and their friends ut
Sacramento,
This disposition of the traops would
leave minor points, like, San Jose, La
r esG irSops e eol shSsp ana his
regiment, the First United States In
fantry. are still at Los Angeles, and be-
sides having their hands full, they can-
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sand men In the thrty-six unions of the
| Federated Trades Council In Milwaukee
are waiting for orders from General
Master Workman Sovereign. of the
| knights OF Labor. to strike In SYM
patty with the Pullman boycott.
The Lumber Showers Union. $50 in
number. Will go out tomorrow on an
| tional Union.
| DENVER. July S.-The strike in Col
orado Is practically broken. The action
of the Federated Board of Union Pacific
employees and that or the Order OF
| Railway Conductors. together with the
fact that the Santa Re conductors and
| the Denver 4 Gulf engineers have been
shals at their own request practically
settles the matter. The same Is true
! of all territory between here and Salt
| Lake City and in New Mexico.
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land. The conditions here are not favor
able to a strike just now, and Mr.. Bic!-
nell said the membership of the union
In New England was too small
Mr.. Bickrcli would not say anything
about the presence Of three organizers
from Chicago in this city. They reached
town to-day and have been trying 10 in
dUCc the employees of the boston and
Maine ~ tenn to strike. That Is the only
important line using Pullman cars. The
asItators have made no converts. The
engineers, hremen and trainmen will not
strike. but there j. an irtilnatiOn that
the agents OF the strikers MAY enlist the
switChmen In their cause. The switch
men viii hold a meeting early this week
10 take action in tne matter If the
s"itchmeu ON the Boston and Main"
system should strike they would GER
tainly make lots OF trouble
Morrison !; swift issued a call for n
meeting OF his industrial Army on
the BOSTON Common to-day, and n big
crowd responded. The speakers all ,u!o.
E!Had Drbs ana iudCrsed the strike.
The crowd yociferOusly Endorsed the
sending OF the following kilograms:
To President Eugene '. DeDs, Chicago.
"a large meeting of eympnthIzers on
TIL boston Common to-day Endorsed the
pullman and railway strikes
ITO A,torney-General uiney, Washing
"A meeting OF citizens on Roston COM
mon to-day passed resolutions deeply
reErettlng your delivery Of the United
kings and iudorsod the Western strike"
swift signed both messages himg. n.
PROVIDENCE, July .-SryeHty-thTce
delegates vi the, New England Alliance,
X of IT,, met here to-day and unani-
mously adopted resolutions dcnOUuciug
q. NJ Pullman, praiaioE the \. X. e.,
Undressing the stand taken by Genera!
Master Workman SOVEREIGN and con-
demnlng President Cleveland FOR send
ing regular troops TO Chicago.
BROCkTDS, Mass, July S,--The Cen
tral 4 llr "a A.l.1 tod a.
t!dns ccndemning the Pullman Company
ana tre action OF Prcai1ent Cleveland,
and indorsing the A. Il. 4. and the idea
OF Governmental control OF railroads.
The following telegram was sent 10
President Debs: Stand Arm. Three
thousand organized workers In Brockton
and vicinity are with you In your tight
. against the tyranny Of the Pullman
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proceeded TO fraternize with Debs. aud
plan with him for the defeat OF tho
Federat lon at the proposed convention
for the unitcstion OF labor orders, A. 4
conference between we'll known labor
leaders held in January. IL wa d cid q I,
Issue secret order T." the Master Wurk-
man OF every local assembly Of the
l\nirhts, asking him 10 call on all men,
hcrs 10 ray in I'VE cents weekly 10 an
emergency rund, to lie used in move
mcnt of national Importance knights
VINO st.ll had work, urged on by less
fortunate brethren, cont ibutcd nDeraIIy
ana the FUND grew rapidly.
MeinWhile tho leaders waited for an
came when the Coxey movement was
sprung. Several more of these assess
ments followed Master Workmen were
also instructed to hold themselves In
readiness on Geographic orders, to collect
together as many delegates as the fund
would furnish railway fares for, and TO
proceed upon the first train to a city
AMI meeting-paCe to be thereafter desig-
mated. fhe orders We're sent out with
the strictest commands of secrecy.
Washington of l0ol brAwny tolers on
| the day of the entry of CoX"y's army, the
leaders awaited Developments.
AS toHey Approached Washington,
however, backed ony by a few hundred
trtmps, the labor leaders decided the
5 time was nt riPa, Taey di! riot not how,
the conference in Phiade1phil, which
| proved flascl. 1t was followed by the
| Knights Of Labor cal for the s Louis
conference. This occurre during the h7at
OF the miners strike, and again it was
| thought tina, the time had come. The
knights If Labor delegates went TO the
conference armed win resolutions in
dor5ing the miners strike. one of which
read ls follows;
4" Resolved, by the official representa-
tiNcs of the organizations herein repre-
scented that We deem It advisable to
recommend to the Executive Boards OF
all labor organizations of America to
| issu" an order within the next three
! days 10 all their members from the At
! lantlc to the Pacific. and from the Gulf
| To- the lakes to refuse unitedly to do
| more labor until the miners strike Ii
| settled conservative organizations like
| the brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
| neerS would haVev oted down the reso-
| luton, and hence 1t was smothered.
| At this point, however. Debs was
! called into conference and at once took
an active interest. General Master
| Workman Sovereign was also an ardent
| advocate of il. Debs suddenly developed
| into a leader and the Pullman strike
| offered the desired oportunity. All
| plans were perfected and funds made
| ready before move was made"
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last night and were held here by strik-
ers inducing the bremen to quit work.
The Federal injunctious are ignored by
the strikers, but there have been no ar
rests.
on the Wabash traffic Is paralyzed.
But one passenger train has been run
on the main Lire in twenty-four hours.
and no stops are made AT the division
noints. The Eel River division of the
Wabash Is also tied up, but one train
having gone out over II in forty-eight
hours.
JEFFERSONNILLE. Ind, July S--The
Louisville. Evansville and st. Louis Air
Line trainmen at New Albany struck to-
dav, and the road at this end OF the line
~ virtually tied up. An engine with only
n mall ear could not be moved for want
of a crew.
BRAZIL. Ind. July S-President Dehs
teegraphei the strikers here that none
should return to work unless all could.
Roa imaster Sweeney, of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois, got a train through here
bv plaVlng fireman himself.
FRANKFORT. lad. July S-The Clover
Leaf train service Is stopped here, and
even the shops are closed,
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COY. JONES LEADS HIS TROOPS.
Fourteen Companies Of A'a6aTa Guards n
Birmingham, Where None but Mail
Trains Are Moving.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July s.-Thc
railroad tie-up Is SO serious here that
fourteen companies OF State troops are
in the heart of the city to maintain
order and see that the railroads are
kept open for traffic.
The switchmen, firemcn and brakcmen
on the Louisville and Nashville, Kansas
city, Memphis and Birmingham and
Queen and Crescent are all out except
a few negro tiremen and brakemcn on
the Louisville and Nashville.
The engineers refuse to run without
competent iiremen.
All last night crowds of strikers were
gathered about the depot endeavoring
to persuade other men to quit work.
In many instances they succeeded. The
police were poweriess to dispense the
crowds.
The local military We're called out this
morning ana took charge of the Union
Depot. railroad yards and streets sd-
Jacent, dispensing the crowds at the
The military companies from Mobile,
Montgomery and points along the
Louisville and Nashville with two cars
Gen. Whiting, OF Mobile, arrived here
| tonight on a special train.
Gov. Jones Is here aud Is determined
TO MAINTAIN OfutI anu property.
The queen and Crescent has rot
moved u car of freight from here since
Friday. and Is finding great diff rulty In
running passenger traius. Two mail
trains were laid up for four hours elch
to-day because the firemen refused to
work. New iiremen were secured. hut
n mob In the yards stoned one of the
trains and company of troops was
hurried out and dispersed the crowd at
the point of the bayonet The shop
foreman and trainmaster then ran the
train out.
The Louisville and Nashville got out
three freight trains, the officials doing
the switching and the train crews being
composed of officials and old men. All
trains go out guarded.
No trains except mail trains are run
ming on the Kansas City road. The
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not ct back here except by water.
which would require ut least two day =
with tho means OF transportation Mt
hand. No other regular troops could be
placed IN thi' ciiy in loss tnan four or
IN" day..
Agsinst ;nis small force Is aim st the
'N''r" population ur the state, deter.
nincd t' resist to tn" lnst
y nunh"l of labor organizations of this
t'iN nnl oakland hold epsCial meetings
'o-,lnN "rI adopt / rnsolutons of gym
raihy for the striljsrs aud promise
financial and other aid, The members
aye wy r'tiCCut REGARDING the proceed
incs of their meetings, but II Is under.
Hio"d that many II not al III" unions
voted g strike If ord rcd To- 10 so 10y the
knights OF Labor aud Fed uted Trades
Local trains were run from l.Tl An.
Eelca over both the Southern p,"iiic and
Santa fr Ines. the latter stnrt'pS al
overland with one Pullman utt1Chcd
1t is reported at Los Angeles that the
Government VIII take steps 10 Compe
thu railroad to move freight as we'll as
llSSGnEtr TRAINS.
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THE WORLD: MONDAY, july o, 1894.

at Chicago, but as a measure Of prccau-
points in the Department Of the Nils.
gpuri.
Tho General believes that ii is good
military practice 10 maintain a strnu-
force VI reserves at some central point
where they can be forwarded quickly to
support the attachments at threatened
points. Fort Sheridan Is admirably it
united for this purpose. While no FUR.
Their reinforcements have been ordered,
everything Is ready to hurry many more
troops To the fort from Gen Brouke's
not appear to be any present necessity
for their services.
Capt. Barry, Secretary Lannon'S mill
tary aid, and Col. Corh'n, Assistant
AGJutant- General, were summoned to
the White House to-day and given the
necessary instructions to prepare ordsrH
for further concentration of troops II Il
shall seem desirable.
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REGULARS OUT FOR BUSINESS.
Campaign Aesirs, those Who Fired or a
Train from Ambush in Washington
-Improvsre in Colorado.

Special 10 The world)
TACOMA, Wash, July s,--A passenger
train was fired upon from ambush while
passing through the Puyailup Indian
reservation. The deputy mirshals aboard
returned Us Use Later thirty marshals
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PULLMAN TOO TIRED TO TALK.
But HI, scn-in.Law Authorizes Denial Of
the Report that Mr.. Cleveland Urged
Him to Arti rate.

Especial to The WORLDLY
ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y, July B.
George NJ. Pullman Is at his summer
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When She WAS Child, she cried for Castoris,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Csstorla,
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The workingmen must wiggle out from
under or be crushed. The strike seems
TO be the only way for him TO wiggle
Just now"
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family iSs RsS AsnsS Tss5oS q St IT, sySSs
here on his VACATION cbo Wo ~ 10 De
By the Rsv Ed%ara aey the
Ss the the Surss Of at? st. sf H1S The
bride was escorted TO the altar by her br0ther
in the West blonde. of medium height with
Her gown m M Without OF an
kind. except collar Of pearls. was of heavy white
the marriage ceremon S was vas Of plain white iue
1t was ,so held in place with coronet OF diamonds
White sne aSs 9p a' n so
s iiI from Tie bridesroom was worn on the right
Of white carnations and large fan OF white os-
trich feathers, Miss Mary C. Cooke. Of chicago,
Miss Annette Reynaud. Of Mount Vernon; and the
Miss Mary Jones Miss Cooke and Miss Reynaud
were atiired alike In pretty dresses OF smell PINK
and large yellow straw hats decked with plnmes
to match the color OF their gowns The brides SIS
cream satin ribbons and large white straw hats
dressed with white Rlumes John CrlIinan was the
attended the bridegroom as best man After the
c at IN in the mass Mis- Mas@rt H.
tn,n S isa ne S S5g the nS gosp
to the young pat who remained kneeli9g before ore
relatives and few Intimate friends followed the
home OF the brides parents. In Audubon Park over
General and Mrs f Parker scammon. the grand
parents of the bride the former graduate Of West
Point and over eighty wears old Mr.. and Mrs y.
j.. BlOnchet jr. Miss Nathalie Jones. Miss
Stebbins, Miss Cunan. +. -. Hoyt Miss Elliot,
Faihers Slat;ery, Agnew; Meehan ana Evers'
sence of Archbishop Corrlgan. the Papal blessing
given TO the bridegroom and his bride. several
days ago. by the Rev. Father Slatte-N Late yes-
teriay afternoon Niscount and Niscouniess d Azy
started for the North Woods. wher> they VIII pass
some weeks before sailing for their home IN Franes
Niscount FAY, who is about tweniy-sx years o.d.
has lived I'm this city for tho last two or thre-
years He is member q a prominent family OF
the ancient regime Of France. his great-srnnd-
father having been Minister Of, state under Charles
y. and his grandfather. President OF the Chamber
Of Deputies in 1871. when that body met IN Dor
deaux. He has four sisters. three of whom live IN
France. The youngest one Is nun in the convent
OF the Sacred Heart. Manhat'envile. me BRIDE
grooms ia Their is living In France The Niscouni"ss
dAzy has a sister. Miss Margery Jones' who has
entered upon the novitiaie in a convent Il. Brown
County Ohio and brother. who viii shortly he
ordained a Dominican priest. in France.
The engagement s announced OF MISS Annie
Marie Mcfarland. the second daughter OF captain
James MCFARLAND Of 81. John. New Brunswick. -
Thomas Louis Carney Of the same place now
resident of this city. The wedding will take place
I'm =; IawrenCes Roman Catholic Church. PARK
ave and Eighty-fourth-st- on the morning o.
August ~ The Rev. Francis l. Carney. rector OF
the Church of ST. Thomas. OF Canterbury. al 2ebec
Canada assisted by The Rev. Neil y. McNnnor.
rector of 81. Lawrences Church. Will oiicaie
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" O IEDGE.

A committee OF twelve was appointed and after
due consideration OF the case. decided that Mt
Judge not guilty and could not he tried under
the present constitution Of the society Mr. Judges
suspension was declared void. and he was restored
membership and rank He said last night:
There a meeting OF the general council held
IN London. and the four men composing II decided
that 1t would be unconstitutional TO try me- as such
trlnl would Involve the question 10 whether
Mahatmas really exist or not, and also tend 10
raise dogma. negative or affirmative. on the ques-
tlon. 4 meeting Of the General Committee was
then held. and the action OF the council was up
held This latter meeting was held on July 10, at
the Hall Of the Blavatsky Society. There. at the
grand convention. three days later. the proceed
ings OF the committee were read and statements
made by Mrs. Annie Besint and myself Mrs
Besant positively denied that she ha1 ever charged
me with forgery. and SAID that had given her
messages from the Mahatmas which were genuine
except that she thought when she got them that
they had been written 10y the Mahaimas them
selves. as | said nothing about IT, Then Mrs. Be
SAINT stated that she considered u a misleading
way 10 deliver such messages. but declared that
Il was her belief that had had true communica-
ton with the Mahaimas. So was forced In THIS
proceeding 20 declare that was m agent Of the
Mahatmas FOR certain purposes. but had no ex,
elusive riCht TO communications, or ever mad
claimed such