The morning call., 1894-08-02
Debs Has Had All He
Wants.
THIS ONE DECLARED OFF.
At Least 1t Will Be Called Off
To-Day.
GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIM.
There Is No Use i'm Running Up
Against the BayOnets of the
Government.

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-Assistant Adjutant
Boyle of tine Illinois National Guard said
this afternoon that he had been Informed
on President Debs' authority that the
Pullman boycott would be officially de-
clared Uff tomorrow. Adjutant Boyle
added that all troops would be Withdrawn
tomorrow night.
II will never again be connected with
any strike organization" said President
Debs of the A. r. U. to-day This
strike has developed the fact that the
sentiment of the people of the country is
against strikes, and the Government
stands ready to put down such movements
at the point of the bayOnet. shall here
after advise all workingmen to seek re-
dress at the ballot"
Vice-President Wickes of the Pullman
Company announced to-day that the
works would be started.
District Attorney Milchrist has filed a
supplemental information in the Debs
contempt case to include the directors of
the A. X. U. on the charge of violating the
order of the court The directors pro-
ceeded against are: James Hogan,
William E. Burns, r. NJ. Goodwin, j. F.
Nov eagh and j. NJ. Elliott. They were
the cabinet and advisory council of the
four officers of the union and when Debs,
Keliher, Rogers and Howard were ar
rested and placed in Jail the directors took
charge of the strike and boycott and con-
Quoted all the affairs of the union. The
supplemental information contains all the
allegations of the original information
against DeDs and in addition to that 1t sets
forth that the work Of promoting the
strike and boycott was divided up and
particular branches of it placed in the
hands Of committees. Debs and Howard
had charge of the department OF publicity
and promotion, Rogers, Burns and Good
win of meetings and speakers, while Hogan.
possibly assisted by others, sent and re-
ceived the kilograms and looked after the
correspondence.
CINCINNATI. Aug. John Keefe. Wal
ter McCue and Henry Dresbach, alias
herman GrOesbeck. were brought here
to-day from Hamilton and bound over in
$4,000 each. They were leading strikers
at Hamilton. where William George saw
them fix switch on July so as TO throw
train. George rushed out to flag the
train, but the three prisoners stoned and
hurt him so that be is still laid up. The
three prisoners have been concealed In
house in Hamilton ever since July 4, when
Judge Taft issued an order for their arrest.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. To-day
some old discharged strikers on the Penn
sylvania and Nckel-pl lines declared
that they would file affidavts against all
the men employed on lhese roads who
work on Sunday. The strikers allege that
they have the names of all the men who
will probably work next Sunday, and that
they will be arrested on Monday morning
for Sabbath desecration. Il is said the
threat will be positively carried out Fort
Wayne is very Puritanical on Sunday
under the new municipal administration.
TERRA HAUTE. Ind, Aug. 1.-The ar
rest of j. r. Brennan on train from Dan
vile last night may prove important.
Brennan is known to have been mixed up
with the strikers at that place. He quar-
relied with Engineer Byrnes. who was mys-
teriously murdered last Saturday, and the
engineer slapped him. Brennan is said to
have declared he would kill Byrnes. The
conductor of the train from Danville was
puzzled at the conflicting accounts Bren-
nan gave. Although known to have lived
in Danvile he denied that he ever heard
of Byrnes' murder He was locked in
closet of the car and turned over to the
authoritiaa hara