The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-07


! e,s since Wedneadav noon wodd was
the founder Of the Todd Foundr9 md
machine Co. but business being s,acIs
accepted a positIon Win ,l,e ,a,,rasa
He was an old engineer. and for several
days has been pulling 4 train ~ and
from Portland. He arrived back AZ 4
p. M, and walked up Pacific avenue
Several dozen strikers. wearing whlte
ribbons, surrounded him and when near
Thirteenth street, he was attacked on an
sides, sandbags being freely used. He
was pounded and kicked besides He
caught one sandbag in his hands. and
pulled his revolver, but being dazed,
shot into the air instead OF into the mob
as he intended. He ran into bank
building. the strikers yelling, Murder
him." KIN himv' The mob hung
around the building for two hours,
awaiting Lis appearance. IL. "A. Fair.
field, striker. was arrested tonight on
assault ''''p''S@'s1 - '''e
Washington July --Attorney-Gen
Olney today said regarding Altgeld's let
ten to the president asking him to with
draw the federal troops:
The soil OF Illinois is the soil of the
United States. The paramount duty OF
the president OF the United States is to
see the laws Of the United States faith
fully executed. and In the discharge OF
that duty he is not to be hampered or
crippled by consulting any chief of po-
lice mayor. or governor. Nothing has
been done and nothing ordered which
'''s-s N''''S'sin eo"'n eVn-
nm. mss y -. - '-''on - s'"'e f'sn's
,.s '-sss'. ''sy se"s'~ iu''"er saiu ar
,,,cro s,s',s s,,T'.s, 49, 's's ,nles 70 seno
NJ. .sse. s. Z. ''ovps y S.icaso y heces-
~ a.o.i .sie A'as'' anu = .nese were
,'-.a.e 'ne p'es'uenV "oulo oaii OUT
- .'''''s'o = .sew lorN anu renhsyi-
''' "u'"'e'i"s 1v,vVO men
Portland, July e.-The rallroad s,,ua-
-.
~ I. s'''ai'ssu ~ 'he local trans
uspar'eu On scneuuie ume' rne SOUTH
~ i''i''c a'so sent out a local freight.
~ 'o"sH''oieiien struck enls morning
.nsy iViuseu g un'oaa tne steamer
S'A'e oi ,si'lorlia. Whieh arrived rom
20" ris.'ioisoo Hs' night a crew Ok
Noou. eisn.y non-union men was Sc
ouisu anu .us s'eai''er y peing unioaued
WITHOUT interference on the part of the
strikers The longshoremen have no
grievance, but went out in obedience 10
an order received from General Master
Workman Sovereign.
Ao' anssies' 'uiy o'--Inis afternoon
fteV. ltaVelin was arrested by deputy
United States marshal on the charge Of
having made an Incendiary and tiery
speech tending to excite strikers 10
riot and rebellion, and calling on them
to dlsobey the constitution and laws OF
IL sas,Sorao $3.50 ~as !. ~ ~"1 :" 'u 9
hond - .Ss 49,, ~ = ~" "oo ~ 'a''' i'is
80 pN - e.'VOO'
Chicago, July GA conference Of Ia
nahs .ods,, .',a "a $3.50. su y I. ss'uen' .
60 ~. '....' s-Aess ~ ',s iepre-
Tho 49, 80 ~ ,s's ~, un'oi' ~ me e''s'
s.,.or ~ 20 - .,,,.,'', ss .'''M w's s'ronsiy IN
.,.,4.s. I'.t, :. s.ppo. uns ',ie s.,'hs a COM
to act. Meetings Of all the labor unions
in the city will be held Sunday night.
80
c,,,.,,,.. l : '~.,s'seO ns',e ou'y o.--ion'snt the
.'ou'n',n lh0iic coinpany seems 70 pe
Its railways in California. The strlking
American Railway Union men are still
in control OF the situation.
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,s'u .wen'y-unree cars were burned az
'ne nophe ana onlo yaros Today Il is
'ne ire was u incenu'ary or
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