The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-07-05

scattered the mob which had swollen
to fully 600.
At Dauphin park the police were
compelled to dispense threatening
mob, and at Kensington the police
patrolled the tracks all day, although
no open violence was attempted.
AT ELLENsBURG.
ELLENsBURG, Wash. June 29.-Two
trains bearing delayed militia regi-
ments and cavalry horses, left for the
West today. The strikers also per-
mitted one car containg the two race
horses bound for Portland to be at
tached. Everything is quiet.
AT SPOKANE.
SPOKANE, WASH, June 20 The
Union Depot company, in charge Of
the Union Pacific terminal yards,
locked horns with the strikers today.
r.. B. Smith discharged the entire
force of switchmen for refusing to cou-
pie Pullman car yesterday. Smith
and his secretary are now switching
cars.
AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 20 The tie
up here is complete. Neither the
Southern Pacific nor the Northern
Pacific took out trains tonight. The
Northern Pacific Atlantic express was
made up ready to leave, but the fire.
man left the cab. The United States
mail as taken back to the postoffice.
NO CHANGE.
r.. Xy-,,.n NJ NJ luna 90 Tod NV
brought no change in the strike and
much perishable freight has gone to
destruction. The company has re.
fused to feed passengers detained
here, and the American Railway
union has taken up collection for the
destitute.
All CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 80. The situaA
ton of the strike in Cincinnati looks
more omnibus OF mischief tonight.
Not a road, except the Pennsylvania,
is receiving freight. News reached
here tonight that the Chesapeake and
Ohio being unable to receive coal in
West Virginia for shipment owing to
the mines shutting down. One thous-
and switchmen held mass'meeting
tonight. In and about Turner hall
were 1000 people in sympathy with
the strikers. Sheriff Archibald
has been asked for protection. He
expressed willingness to give it the
moment the city police prove unable
to cope with the situation. The first
regiment has strong guard at the
armory to prevent n possible raid.
1t has had no orders. AT Ludlow,
KY, United States deputy marshalls
with revolvers and wipchesters patrol
the railway track within the city
TROOPS CALLED FOR,
HAMMOND, June 29.-Sherif Fred
ericks tonight wired Governor Mat
thews that he was unable to prevent
the lawiess acts of the strikers and
has called for troops. The strikers
have spiked switches and refuse tc
allow any trains having Pullman cars
to proceed. United States Marshal
Hawkins and two deputy mar
shals this afternoon served
a warrant issued by Judge
Baker of the Federal court
at Indianapolis upon President Alex
ander Shields of the Hammond brancf
OF lIl6 AneJlCdu NAL way uhlOh thS
three other members of that ordeI
named Patrick Sexton, John Roscoe
and Walter st. John The men ar,
charged with being the instigators o
Wednesday nights movement wher
No. on the Monon was held. Thi
train carried mail which was delayed
over 10 hours. They were taken t
Indianapolis tonight.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 29.-The attor
ney.geEeral of the United States tele
graphs tonight to United States at
torney for Indiana, Burke, to instruc
United States Marshal Hawkins Il
arrest every person who interfere
with the United States mail by stop
ping trains which contain the mai
and to secure all the assistance neces
sary to carry out these instructions
and if anybody interferes to instruc
the marshal to arrest him promptly