Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-26

surrounded the place and began to
show their displeasure at the fact that
the laundry had started up by hooting
and jeering at the operatives within.
For time they were content with
this method of procedure, but
soon noise became too tame
for them and they began to throw
mud and small stones This at length
palled on the crowd and rocks were
called into use. The workers inside
became terrified and sought refuge in
the corners of the rooms and behind
anything that afforded shelter.
Chased Girl.
Suddenly the attack upon the build
ing ceased. The mob caught sight Of
a woman attempting to make her way
past the crowd. She was instantly
recognized as non-union operative.
The mob charged upon her with stones
and chased her to Market hall, where
She found refuge just in time to escape
serious injury.
The Militia Appears.
In the meantime the militia had
been notified of the disturbance and a
detachment under Maj. Sanborn and.
Lieut.. Horton came up on the
double quick. The mob lost no time
in scattering in all directions. but
not until man wearing a white
ribbon and who had been active in in
citing the women and children was
captured. He was placed under arrest
and taken to Hotel Florence.
Declared Two-Dollar Dividend.
The Pullman Palace Car company
on Friday issued notice to its stock
holders that on August Is it would pay
a quarterly dividend of two dollars on
each share of stock. Shareholders OF
record at the close of business August
will receive the allotment. The div
idend is declared from the met earn.
ings" of the company, the circular
says.
Switchmen Disband.
At the regular daily meeting of the
strikers at Uhlich's hall Friday morn
ing there were speeches by members
of the organization all advising the
men to remain firm and under
no circumstances to return to
their places. A committeeman
from Pullman told the audi
ence that no one need have any
fear that any of the members of the
organization there would 60 back I'M
til ordered to do SO. He said it was
not true that the old men were seeking
their places
Chairman Deegan said that he had
been told that al of the members of
the directory of the organiza-
ton had been idicted by the FEEDER
al grand jury, with a number
prominent members of the union. The
men, however, We're determined that
the strike should not be declared off
Making Considerable Trouble.
Strikers and their sympathizers at
the stock yards continue their lawless
acts on small scale, but the general
condition of that district and its in
dustries remains peaceful. Several
trains have been derailed, but the
damage resulting was trihing.
Hannahan Indicted.
The federal grand jury returned
many indictments against strikers on
Thursday, among them being bill
against j. j. Hannahan, vice grand
master of the Brotherhood of Firemen,
charged with conspiracy.
Hannahan is indicted together with
Debs, Howard, Keliher and Rogers,
the officers of the Railway union The
Indictment charges she five with con-
spiracy to do an unlawful act, that is
to obstruct the mails of the United
States.
Strikers Will Stand Firm.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Notwitb-
standing the action of the A. R. Z.
lodge in Sacramento in declaring the
strike off Internationally, the Oakland
and San Francisco lodges decline to
consider it off, and announce they will
stand firm. This course was deter
mined by unanimous vote at special
meetings held Saturday night.