New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
WARRANTS NOT SERVED.
CRITICIsING THE ACTION OF THE FED
ERAL JUDGES.
MARSHAL ARNOLD SAYS THEY OUGHT TO BE
on HAND To FURNISH BAIL To AR
RESTED MEN-IATIST PHASE OF

on HAND TO FURNISH BAIL To AR
RESTED MEN-LATEsT PHASE OF
TIE STRIKE SITUATION.
Chicago. July N-Initcd States Marshal Arnold
to-day announced that he would refuse 70 serve
a number of bench warrants that have been re-
turned to his office from the Circuit Court Tor
service on the ground that not one OF the Federal
Judges is in the city. and that II would be hard-
ship and injustice 10 arrest indivdua's prepared
TO furnish substantial bail and hold them In Gus
toby until one OF the Judges Thought III TO appear
When asked II the accused men could not WITHIN
the law demand that they be taken before Judge
seaman at Milwaukee or Judg. Woods, at IN
dianapos the Marshal replied In the Affirmative
but contenled that II was no part of his business
to drag the Indicted all over the country 10
suit the convenience Of judges who should properly
be on the ground to hold court whenever requreu
I'm existing emergencies.
At the District Attorneys Office neither corrob-
Grafton nor denial could be obtained Of the report
current last night the effect that indictments han
been found against all the directors Of the American
Railway Union not now In jail Including several
who were dispatched on organizing tours III o'he.
States II was admitted. however that adiiuonai
indictments had been found against Debs. Howard
Keliher and Rogers the bonds being fixed at wv"
in each case Nice-Chicf Hannahan. Of the firemeh
I'nion Is also among those indicted tose'her VIII.
Thomas Dryer Gus Hodges and men named
,
These are charged with rioting and obstrucuhs the
movement OF trains.
To the notice posted in the STOCK YARDS warming
all men who continued at work that they would De
forever branded as scabs and treated as such'
the names Of the local 4. Il. L. officers were at
tachel II was also marked as approved by MeSsrS'
Dchs Howard ana Kelher. Mr. Dcbs last night
repnl,ated the notice forgery. 80 far as me
American Railway Union officers are concerhe''
and calls 1t fair sample Of the methods Una.
have been employed 10 poison the pubhc t"i
against the strike.
The strike at the packing houses remains un-
changed President Taylor. Of the National cattle
butchers Union. made statement TO-DAY IN VIM"
he claims the mon now striking Tor a r"-lora-
ton Of wages which the parkrrs cu, .aI ~ ne re-
The big packers now badly crlpprl a~ M r.
suit OF the strike. and Today not moro tnnn twenE
is about j 4cj Armour & 90. hired dozen butch-
in Nrsnia, but only one OF MN XIV ,bc s,nc
experience with twenty men brought her" from
Kansas CITY -Four bosses and ten non ,u'n H Grs
We're doing the killing a. Armour tVith Ky ILin,
the strike the employed In hve Oh me p''tt's .
houses were killing about 900 Ill ya3 his
hscn her. from striking by raising Their wages;
Nearly oc hogs have arrvci since yg','h NY b ",,
are being SHIPPED 20 Eastern points
iaTfe to .bt s,onk Yaris to-ngh 10 prevent
violence ami intimidation and keep 'he MOO Hu"S o"
' one hundred and forty men employed IN the re-.
pair shops Of ihe Chicago ana Ere H9I"F W.,
lI on rt
nniH the American Railway Union strike is de-
cltrci OF.
Kens.ngton. H.. July 9-Thc dc, rmiuation OF the
Pullman Company n reoi~,l - works ana - "I''-
ate them with force q non-pni0n employs u ~"
old cnpoy,s refuse 80 return has aroused 'he ~rik-
~. 70 a whitehead temper ani both militia ana
rliic. are looHrc l1r trouble before Monday nifnt
Tbs evening there WAS a confer 'n.c N-iWf'h ''t.
one. Turner ard Police Lieut. 'nAni h+ss''' anu ~
VS. decide! - kip c.nss watch on tn' ii is'D'
ann Ioee. nj districts fEr. lghoIt the Night lnrr-
were u, i.>. titn four incpifut riots ~ pa mn.
and It's surroundings luriug fho Say. lh' n -
,hr., arfrf occurrence A. n dock. Wf"f " Liz
crowd surrounded th" hr~ station where sea
afo-.al primary election WAS in pf'fr
THO militia was cusupei'i - chang i.t n"'@ am
fh. moi rcircat~I. one ~ the most > .nln-'faiife
~ 49,. crow r. striker. Edward HrrI'-. Was ar-
rested aul taken 90 burnside.
When the batch % rcvrnfv-fve H1aarlrrs who
h1l been working ln thu car - .ie qn.i NofN ~
O'clock they werc f,lloNol hy crowd ~ over ="
strikers who were dispersed nnals ny police. J. D.
police formed o square ahou, dee "ortm"n ana kept
them company 20 their quarters -
election ana the American Railway Union o.. ~.i 500
letting i,cgaffs pledged 90 ". K3hy Tor stat Seni-
tor vs. successful hy vot" ~ ga g. l'1 i9f me
ticket ia tho Interest ~ GcNrgr W Mil'F IL was
th, largest vote ever cast 10 Pullman