New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
ECHOES or THE GREET STRIKE.
ALLEGED NEGOTIATIONS OF A sYNDICATE-MEN
RETURNING TO WORK

! ALLEGED NEGOTIATIONS OF A sYNDICATE-MEN
I RETURNING TO WORK
| Chicago, July GA morning paper says: For
more than a week secret communications have
been passing between the Chicago agent OF a
powerful corporation organized for the manu-
! facture OF palace and freight cars and day coaches
and the strikers Central Committee at Pullman.
All OF the offers to the men in writing. signed
! by n man Of wealth and prominence In the bus-
circles OF the city. Thus far the deliberations
Of the Central Committee and their replies to the
advances made by the corporation have been kept
wholly secret. but IL is known that every member
is heartily in favor OF the change II reasonable
terms can be agreed upon. II Is thought that the
corpora ton which conducting the negotiations Is
Identical with the one which fled It's articles with
the Illinois Secretary OF State early last week.
1t has capitalization of 100000, and It's works
will be located at ST. Louis. Much OF the money
back OF the enterprise has been subscribed by
Eastern and English capitalists"
An engineer the Baltimore and Ohio named
Elliott. OF those who had taken the place of
the strikers. and who. by arrangement OF the
railroad, has been carrying arms yesterday drew
revolver and fired into n crowd Of little girls In
South Chicago because one OF them called him
'scab." None OF the girls were injured
The Chicago steel mills. which-were closed during
the recent railway strike. started up this morning
with 200 men. About hundred strikers re-
turned to work In the Nickel Plate car-shops, -
Ninety -third-si. and jefferson ave, this morning
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad strikers
are c.amOrng resume their old POSITIONS ana
they VIII taken back FAR as /, does not inter
fere with men already at work Work Is being re,
sumeI j all the railroad shops. and by the end or
this week the last echo of the strike VIII have been
heard
HlmmonI, Ind. July 3o-AiJutant-Generai irwin
Robbins commanding officer Of the Indiana STATE
militia. yesterday afternoon gave orders to Leu
tenant Colonel H. b. Smith. in command here, TO
wit hdraw the soldiers stationed at this pace
However ten companies will be kept IN readiness
Mayor Reilly AMI Sheriff Friedrich last night sent
telegram 10 Governor Matthews, requesting thdt
troubn Is xpec,ed after the Chicago A. r. L. con-
ven'ion. which meets August 2
Vanlaila T.; July For the last week or two
trlinmen on the Glover Lear road At Ramsey. just
north Of here have been troubled by having trains
GU, IN TWO by pins being drawn Saturday tnited
States deputy -mlrshai Was sent thrre' ana ~
tempted 20 arrest several men supposed TO ne me
one. who have been pulling the car pins Inc ON
&c. was surrOuri lei by mob ana forced WIN
drawn reviewers - leave the ball ground where ne
attempted 10 make the arrest lie mas ASKER llr
NOR Gcputy-marshas. AMI further trouble Is ex-
pecisd
Denver. July 3o-On account OF the burning OF
r,ir1,I BRIGGS and stations. United states Mar
sha. Israel X pr-p1rrs send ont more deputies
- guarI tho property 81 railroads IN the hands oi
receivers Twelve deputies have been sent 20 lrlui-
daI where I'VE additional S1aia Fe employees nave
been arrested On IN. charge OF ntndatns .nslheefs
and nrenen The soldiers wiz not prODaby De
Win ir.w7l from strike centres FOR many weeks yet