Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-07-05
TROOPS WITH THE TRAINS
THF CHICAGO sITUATION IN
PROVED

ocNSTAi AkohuS NAVY si"'"S "SN
iux-Dsbs 10 He ArrSsie d-rhe
Feeling aa WashtUgtOn-a htc
Ur in CaI,fOrnia-OncS SN"b Put
To Fright,
Chicago, july Regular troops
made their inst Charge on strikers at
the stock yards this morning. swift &
Co. were starting Il meat tram for New
York, but a crowd Of 1900 strikers
prevented its drpar,urc. Troops were
sent for and the detachment under Major
Uartz was soon on the ground. Through
the crowd the soldic's moved without
resistance and the strikers and their
sympathizcrs fled without reforming,
UNION SroCK YARpS, ClIcAGu, July >.
-ll:I5 The Michigan Central started
its train Of live stock Under escort Of
United States troops. NhcntNc strikers
saw the train moving they rushed up the
tracks ahead Of lhc troops toward
IIalstcad street aud overturned three
box ears ON ,hc moiu line, comllctcIy
blocking the road. OH lolS ot the stock
ward are now at Wurh clearing the Oh
structions lrom the tracks.
Orders have been gwen hN the con
| manding officer OF the r.Erlirs t. IIrc
upon any person can@ht rucoupHnG "r
interfering with TIE cans.
I.atcr--Shortlv after - O'Clock the
officials of the stock ya'dS succeeded in
clearing the overturned hoN cars from
the tracks and the Michigan Central
train, filled with lNcStock again started
for the main line. Cavalry troops Is
and b led the way along the tracks
clearing the mob, while the infantry
men were strung out in q Ic alongside
the entire length o. track The tram
passed down Foriicth street amid tic
whoops and curses from the mob of men
and women who gathered on the street
corners.
When the train i,achc, the main linc
| the troops will return 70 the wards and
an attempt will he made To take out
| Nelson, Morris 4 Co.'S train OF dressed
beet.
NO A'srm's ~ NO!
CulcAco. Iuly 5.-prgsilcut Debs, %
H.. ,o.;,. poI,,o,.I ,;,, ;S ,,rntel
as saving nc "INt sn"t "''u Wy '"'
regular soldiers at the mohs here VIII ht
the signal tor civil war believe TIN:
rs firmly as believe ~ tue ultimate
success Of our course. liioodShfd WI
follow, and ninety per cr"l OF ihc p""plt
ut the United States VIII hc atrdyt'
Against The other tcu pI c. t. ""uI'
not care to b" nrhNcd ~ Hn~l TN
Iahoring pt"pI IN the contest, "r mFS'i
out Ui the ranks Ul labor whrn 'l' Htill-,
Gle IS ci"drd do not say tniS rs a.
alarmist. but calmly ard thpughbn'Iv.
More. Troops II ~. 4 's~Wr,.
| WASlIINCIuE. Iuly J.-N itLOut abat
,hc,r ,i,.iI.,r,r I've small, =, drnrr
"e N">'
t''e VIII "'''" '''''' ''''' '''''' ''
much more hrptiu' ava CONT thi 'hd
they have h,,p that the difficulty at ! hi
a ,ul H.. ..,,,,l .,r,l,l, y.,Aon
.r,.
o'"u"s,'" ~ To'''"> w.. ri
, ,hc''i''" 10 p'"tNv '"'' ~ ava
po'', '''H'1'' ''',,' ~ ,''''' ,'I, ~
Se, w '"N ',,'', ~. ''''.'' Il,
backbone of the strike Gene ~ M,h,s "a
last night authorized by tac President
throuSn T'nelhI 't'o','u to 'n,'' -" - !"
narn The st,trmrn, * mad. at The wa
I1rnortmcnt that these trnors are to b
scnt tn Enrt Sh,r;Ian rear Chicaro f.
,,I,. ,hc nl,,e ~, ,Lc rnmn,nirs Of H.
E;,,crnth Infantry ON du,y at the raj
,n,J ,nd s,ncL ,n,is It;snnt cons,r
rrrJ ,nnn nnI,cy ,hc war dcportmcn
. ,n,hnr,,;rs s,v to leave Furt Shcrid,
unrnr,isnnrL hm !, is rloin that IN
Nh, cnmnln;,. w;ll hn used os a ,c.cry
tnrrc and nrnLnblv nssirnrd to duty n
: ,hc s,r;le rcn,,c in and nhnu, he civ.
The Attorney General tclcgraphcd t
"''.u H'ltes '.N'I'Nt '.''' ,,''.,., NV :''. 'n.
rnnxcnc os soon ms rn.sihlc in order ,ha
indictments may be found against Pres
dent pcbs aud other oil't'aIs OF II
American Railway UNION III CONFORMITY
= with the omnibus inluucti"h hsicn U
the United States piStr'tt court
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