The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
srATEMKNr III EGAN.
The Usual Number OF Through Passenger
and uaii Trains Hauled.

ST4IEMLN Z ~ BGAh
The Usual Number OF Through Passenger
and Mail Trains Hauled.
CHICAGO. July 1O.-The following was
issued tonight by Chairman Egan, of
the General Managers Association:
To-day Tuesday the railways IN Chlcc
cago handled the usual number OF
through passenger and mail trains. Many
resumed suburban service. The number
of freight trains both In and OUT on an
lines are largely Increased since yeotcI
dav The backbone of the strike was
broken Yesterday. Nearly an OF 'he
reQuisitons wanted by the different rau-
ways have been filled. hallway com
panies have nothing to say as 10 prosecu-
tiOn Of individuals who have VlOldleb
laws. The matter is left in the hands
Of the Government -l...,
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. July 10
Under protection Of the Chicago Hussars,
two companies Of infantry and cavalry.
Troop II, State Guard, with company OF
Federal troops and squad OF mounted
lDHce Swift a co. sent out thirty-three
cars Of dressed beef to-day. The beeI
Will be hurried TO Liverpool Quite a
crowd of hangers-on gathered as the biz
passenger engine was coupled on 10 tne
train but no demonstration was attempt
e3 0n The part Of the crowd. On TOP ol
each car miliuamen stood with loaded
rih ready 10 fire at the first sign Oh
me chicago Hussars. in fatigue uni
form and mounted on their coal black
staels cleared the tracks Of the smal
crowds that hung about. and then escort
ed me train down Forueth street 10 the
Michigan Central main line. Ihls alter
noon Armour x Company started
train Of beef over the same road. Slhc-
Friday the big packers have gotten near
ly one hundred cars OF beef out 'iid
provisions I'm wagons. Men nave xe'
r.fr 1rr r. o.
down town stores shipped by boats 10
points on the lakes. Several carloads OF
provisions have been sent to eastern
cities by express.
This morning George G. Meade Post
No 444. O.. a. r.. of Engiewood, tender
cd services TO the Government
Regulars for cramento.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July l0.-The
crisis al Sacramento will De reacnrd I'D
day or two. for the United STATE
troops left for that city early this morn
Ing. The purpose is 10 move 'ne t"t.. 3
at any cost when the regulars TeaCn tHr
capitol. Some Of the strikers haVr ON "u.s
weapons and Intend 10 use tnetn lI he'c7
sary 20 prevent their plans from belit
overcome. II resistance is oicitg 10 IN "
I-r!tN States soldiers the proo1b 1bAlty
is that there will be slaughter at Sd'Ia
mento The troops are gong lI-i'ai e'
for siege Four foot ba ter.es were sti
toned al Preside and one or tAe i"o
fo1t batteries that have been f'ai4.I.h
M CatraZ. were not in r'1dnc7s la-l
evening 10 20 OH board toe steam % "l.i'h
left Preside wharf thls nor I-IHE' u" .
Calling guns were put Cu the untl. I'd
man had zoo rounds Of ammu.ltl.h d. WI ven
amount sicni6ed that th So troops VIZ, u
,l.r-esory do great deal II SA'ytl-t
with their Springfield riu,s. to2' 'oloi''.
lnpraham led the force himseI.
AInsr. % strike Aenin-
crrrCaCO ILL. July lO-After con-
f-r.u.. Nth President I)Dfs. l'F-i resi-
dent Howard. Grand Master SOVEREIGN
and others last night It ls e'a,el iI lnaiI
President Mcbride, oI lht % %S"yioli", li.,,
Miners Association, decided 60 call out
5000 miners engaged I'm furnishing cQaI
for the bovcotted railroads To-Day. IT uls
''walk-out" be inedectuH, accoi ling ~
the declaration. 10000 adiluohdi men VIII
be ordered 10 lay down the" PICKS
some o,rikr, O.her~ .;etu-'.
TOLEDO. O.. July 10.-The strikers on
! tho Wheeling and Lake Erie ana ono
Central railroads have teleeraphed l,eh7
! for permission to go 10 Moih as lhcy
have no grievance. and think 10 lo,Da4 10
remain out Debs replied mat ne nag
called A meeting of the advisory board
and would notify them later.
CINCINNATI o.. July lp.-At mlinls ny
the hremen on the ST. LOUIS DIVISION On
tne Bis Four railroad, which eNtends
from Cincinnati TO St Louis. went out.
FDRT WAYNE, IND, July lo.-Ihe
brotherhood of Locomotive fntlne rs
after a prolonged ana Htd1'H va "
decided not 70 20 into the boycott a. Il
,,ats-,neefing Of Wabash engineers ire
mon and brakcmcn all Votel 10 StriNr;
and the locomotives are bclII manlieu
by engineers from the I-h.sa a., N"iiiirl iirls
road VINO were discharged from lNdl ""'
during the last big strike.
CHICAGO. ILL, July. lO.-A tram, %.
fifty cars loaded with dressed p' 'eI ~
the stock Yards TINS mooiInlDt GDoT. W. !
oirocl for New York. The tram was
made up secretly during the night ana
delivered 10 the Panhandle roaq.
HAMMOND. HI. July l0-A gang OF
inccndiares set fire during me nlehl 10 d
tresrle bridge over the Calumet river
three miles south Of here, on the MOnon
road The bridge was completely de-
stroyed and traffic was euccllaiE Diych-
ca. II was not guarded. me militia ,,'S mas
been sent TO patrol the Erie bridge iour
miles south II here. and one on tHe
Nickel Plate. four miles southeast.
Clearing he irack-.
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, July 10
Shortly after 7 o'clock Nelson Morris and
| Armour q Co put gang OF men al
work clearing the tracks al Forty-seV.
entn and LOomis streets. a crowd OF
nearlv 1000 men and boys gathered about
the workers, and Tor while the sllna-
| ton was considered critical. The men al
work clearing The overturned cars IRON
the rails. were without the protection o'
Ia. uOlfce or military, and call Was
| ouicflv sent 10 the stock yards stauon
and CAPTAIN O'Neill sent two squads Of
| police and a company OF militia 10 BuaIo
| the wreckng train ana dl'perse tH'
| crowd.
Arres'ing Strike Leaders.
| CHICAGO, ILL, July lO-John }. Har-
! ~ Nice Grand Master Of the Fire
I@''o r9'o'e brotherhood. WAS. arrested last
n,,ahh.' cor conspiring TO interrupt inter
| SEC commerce and mail traftc, by In
| duclng the Belt Line engine ere" TO qul'
VIZ "TTioI,EDO. OHIO, July lO.-A special tc
| ths Elade from Ashley. Ind, on the
Wabash road. says the blockade ,n has BE- been 81
raised there SKY nopSsi6e nJes6ent '" Of are t2l
| "o''rican halfway Union ~ Ashley was
arrested by Unified States deputy mar, mar