Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07

RIors AND rLAnry.
Early Morning scenes AisuE the
chicago TRACKS,

Early Morning scenes AisuE the
chicago Tracna
CHICAGO, July 7-Today's inoen-
diarism began in new quarter Of the
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
swltching ysris at Ctowford, just
west Of Hawthorne race track. A
dozen freight cara In tho yards were
burned at daylight. About s am. a
mob OF 900 captured Baltimore a
Ohio wrecklng train at Twenty. ninth
street The train crew lied.
Today al the stock yards brought no
receipts OF live stock and no prospect OF
shipmen IA. The paralysis u the rail-
ways and packing housed continues
complete.
Along ths Burlington tracks scenes
OF violence were enacted today for the
nrst time. A. Twenty.fourIh street
tho mob upset several cars. The
rioters were dispersed by tne police.
Symptoms OF disorder were frequent
today all aloug the railway tracks be.
tween Tniriy-ninth aud fiity-nith
streets, Stewart avenue district. Po-
lice uillceTs, details OF militia and Fed
line. Al Brighton park a squad VI
Lieutenant Walsh had orders to
shoot at the first attempt Of
the rioters TO destroy property.
A survey at the stock yards this
morning showed alongithe Panhandle
railroad for three miles everything
perishAble destroyed, including cars,
A. l.. aAsU ~ NsaU V..N
posed freight. The firea arc still burn.
ing. policemen guarded the Lake
Shore, Fort Wayne, Western lnuiAua
and Pennsylyania tracks al tue stock
yards last night. Today preparations
are being made 10 start trains east
wand. Many distractions were 40
ingeniOusly and firmly fixed II was
almost impossible TO remove them.
Before 10 a. m. the officials OF the
Grand Trunk tslcphoned tho police
that large mOba were moving down the
tracks IN tho direction OF the shops nj
the crossing OF the Panhandle ut
| Forty-ninth street. They sxpTease Il
tho belief that the mob iuiended burn.
| ing the shoIa. Chief Of Police Brennan
ordered Inspector HUI TO the scene
with n force OF men. Halt an hour
later y message came from the North.
err Pacific aud Is. a %. roads that
mobs were gathering at FOrty-sevsnth
and tifly-nlnth streets, where these
companies have wTsoking trains. Tbs
fear was expressed that the stTikera
intended burning these wreeking
trains In order TO prevent the clearing
Of the tracks. inspector Hunt was
also notified TO attend ~ this trouble.
With ths intent Of destroying freight
cars NJ the MJnon yards nj sixty
fourth street a mob gathered at 8 n. m.
Forty policemen were sent 10 the
yards. Their appearance did not
brighten the strikers. Several shots
were fred into the mob and tue msn
tisu. One was struck by = bullet aud
was hurried away by his friends.
At Forlielh street aud Grand Tru NIX
tracks this morning n mob threate ned
TO burn the round house. Col. Moui
ton aud forty men OF tho second teg,-
ment |. n. g., were sent TO guard tnt
building and yards.
Az II am. II was reported n mot
WAS firing cars and other property on
the Chicago a. Northern Pacific neal
ths western city limits. Five com
pAnies Of u. s. troops were ordered Ia
the scene Of the trouble. Serious riot
ing wks reported A. IL am. on the
Grand Trunk road IN tho vicinity Of
Elsdon. Rioting was also reported
renewed on the Burlington tracks al
tho western avenue crossing, the
property OF the company being fireI
right aud lett.
Atll:8O a. m. u mob Of 500 tore uI
the main trAckn OF the Panhandle roAC
at Fiftiath street. The police were
met with a yOlly Of pistol shotA. III,
police Teiraine1 from TeturniHg TIA,
IRE, and renewed their charges, dis
peraed the crowd. The second tegi
msnt went 10 Forty.seyenth street /
act an a quart for the Panhandle tracks