The evening world., 1894-07-07
BULLETS FOR BOTH SIDES.
Fresh Riotirgs To-Day--Injunctio ion
Served on Debs.
By Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. July IA few moments
after u.30 a. NJ to-day mob numbering
600 tore up the main tracks OF the Pan
handle road at Fifteth street. The po-
lice charged them, nut We're met with
Q volley of pistol shots. The police re-
Trained from returning The fire. but sue
ceeded by renewed charges In dispensing
the crowd. The Second Regiment went
TO Forty-seventh street to act as guards
for the Panhandle tracks.
United States Marshal Arnold. Gen
Miles and officers OF the blockaded rail-
roads held conference this morn!nG.
The result was decision to start trains
under guard OF United States regulars
and run them through the stuck-yartis.
Injunction served ON Debs.
President Debs was served to-day with
the injunction issued by the United
States Courts maze some days ago. Tho
Injunction was served as Debs was leav
ing the Sherman House this morning
after q brief conference with General
Master Workman Sovereign.
Symptoms OF disorder We're frequent
to-day at all points along the railway
tracks between Thirty-ninth and Fifty
NTH streets. in the Stewart avenue dis
trict. The police officers. details OF
militia and Federal troops were scat
tered along the line. At brighton Park
Q squad of police was on guard under
command OF Lieut.. Walsh, with orders
70 shoot at the first attempt or the
y1oteys to destroy property.
Intent on destroying freight cars in
the Monon yards at SiXtyfourth street.
q mob gathered in that district at 3
o'clock A. NJ. to-day. The rioters start
Cd for the yards, and a call was sent to
Engiewood pelice station for help.
Forty officers were sent to the yards,
Their appearance did not frlghten the
strikers, and they continued their.
march.
shots Disperse u Mob.
Orders to disperss had no effect. and
several shots were fired into the disor-
sseriy ranks and the men fed. One OF
their number was struck by a bullet
from Sergt. Buttons revolver. The
wound was apparently not serious. and
the man was hurried away by his
friends.
At II A. NJ. 1t was reported that "A mot
was firing cars and other property on
the Chicago and Northern Pacific Rail
road near the western city limits. Five
companies of United States troops from
the lake front were at once ordered tC
the Grand Central Depot to take a train
to the scene Of the trouble. The troops
were marching through the streets within
ten minutes after the call.
Serious riotins was reported about II
A. NJ. to-day on the Grand Trunk road
in the vicinity of Biston. Deputies and
police were called for by the railroad
authorities.
Rioting was reported to have been re-
newed this morning on the Burlington
tracks AZ the Western avenue crossing
The property Of the railroad company
It was stated, was being fired right and
left.
Five freight cars standing on the
Burlington tracks between Wood stree
and Western avenue. were fired thi!
morning by women and boys. In tn
1000 people the percentage of men waS
small. The fire was extinguished with
out interference.
Police ofiicers encountered the rioter:
At Fiftieth street and the Grand Trunk
tracks Shots were fred on both
sides, but no one was harmed.