Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-06
And BLOOD.
gtuor That An Engineer Had Been
Stored 10 Death by a HOB.
RIOTERS KILLED by MARsnALs.
Freight Cars burned, a Train Wrecked
and Other Acts OF Lawlessne's
Reported from Chicago.

Remington ut the junction Of the
Michigan Central and Illinois Central
,oad,. half n mile from Pullman. The
4 troors were hufriedly dispatched. The
deputy marthAls fred on the mob aud
ON, man IL reported killed and several
wounded.
An engineer on the Fort Wayne on.
sine attached q a train entering the
city was stoned TO death today at For.
tsIh street. The train was left In pos
,essiop OF the mob. At the same time
a train on the Wabash road at Fofti.
eth street was also In the hands OF the
mob. This mob broke open threl ears
! loaded with general freight on the
Wabash tracks at Forty.fiith street
N Eleven persons were arrested.
The Rock Island tflloials todpy
closed oil ,iiices and locked them up.
4 All clerks and Office mon were sworn
4 IN ~ u. y. deputies. The Rock Island
will not attempt to run any trains to-
day.
Atihe stock yards today the rail.
ways made no attempt 10 bring In live
stock. The total receipts consisted Of
4 AMNNu MNANn NNhlH VI lhNhhh hhh NNV
cows from adjacent farms. Between
midnight and morning several freight
cars we're fired but no serious damage
was done. About midnight the rioters
cut the electric light wires nenr Forty.
seventh street and plugged the fro
alarm boxes. While working over n
fire at Forly-ninth street the fifemen
we're stoned. PAtrolmAn Burke went
10 the police box 10 call the officers aud
was shot ut. Before II n. IN. today,
notwithstanding tho comparative quiet
earlier, a message was sent TO General
Miles warning him that the situation
promised TO grow more serious today
than II was yesterday. In the Vicinity
OF FOtth-third street and Ashland
avenue this forenoon cars were over.
turned, switch houses burned aud
switches tAmpefed with. Ths police
aud deputies put little restraint upon
the lawless thropg. There were no
federal troops In the nolghborhood.
Mayor Hopkins has asked the gov
srnor to call out five regiments TO aid
him In restoring peace. Three are now
stationed Ia Chicago. Al 1880 n. m.
the mob stretches along the Illinois
Central for over mile. At kensing-
ton tho mAuhals killed two men In.
stead Of Que. The rioters overturned
n milk train, detached tho engine and
took II half n milo down the track,
then they opened the throttle anu lot
II run back iull tilt, back ON the
wrecked Train, smashing tho engine
and the cars. Fifiy empty freight
cars were burned on the Illinois Cen.
trail tracks nj Burnside this morning,
Chief OF Police Brennan swore In
300 extra policemen today, making
the total force $500 men. He sx.
pressed tho boiler that the trouble
would reach climax today. Captain
McGunnicle, company +, Fifteenth
U. 3, Infantry, who came into the
city from Grand Crossing today said.
This has ceased 10 be- a mere lot OF
,kifmishes. l apprehond that the time
for Argument IL over. IL Ia the
stern business OF war now. There are
now massed on the lake front, five
companies OF the Fifteenth Infantry,
nve OF the various n < lmentH from Fort
Leavenworth anu Two from Fort
Brady, troop X, seventh cavalry, and
battery IL, First cavalry, about 800
officers and men.
The wreoking OF the milk train was
done after the mArshAls fired upon the
men, killing two rioters anu wOundlng
number OF others. Alter tho shoot
Ing people were SELF u with frenzy anu
wrecked the train In tho manner pre-.
Vlously described.
The riotiug on the Rock Island road
AT Fiity.nrst street was reported at
noon. A company OF the Fifteenth
regiment regulars was ordered to that
scene.
This morning three mail trains on
the Fort Wayne road were sent
through the district between Forty.
NTH aud Fifty'ntih streets where the
blockade existed yesterday. Daring
the night the freight cars thst had
been dumped ON the tracks were re-
moved ana the trains were sent out
without trouble. IL was announced
this morning that forty three soldiers
from the regular army would escort
tue Lake Shore mail train for New
York cut OF Van Buren, street uepot
with positive orders to zee that the
train was permitted 10 leave the city
promptly aud peacsably. Tho train
would traverse the most turbulent
district IN the city aud PASS over fifteen
miles OF track that had boon tempered
with.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
LaIer--rwo strikers were killed out.
nEht aud others arc thou ht TO have
been seriously hurt In the riot In the
Illinois Central yards today. At 10
O'Clock 900 men were rushing up aud
lown the yards, ovodufniug thu
freight cars and destroying thu tracks.
About 100 United states deputy mar
thalu and Cook county deputy SHERIFF.
charged the mob IN various places.
The atrikHrs' forces were rapidly 10.
ofultsdi by 1880 thousand men were
ho"hDg aud throwing stones over
hHeIch Of track over one mile IN
lenglh. At that time the Illinois milk
ualn came slsaming slowly up from
NE south. The mob charge Il ON II anu
Ia tree the engine was detached aud
lhv car, overturned. The tain crew
nsu, The etriksrs, mounting tue
engine, carried it back quarter OF n
mile, when, opening tho thr0tllr, they
Jumped from the cab. The locomotive,
rushing forward with full speed, dashed
luto the wreck aud tore through tie
uefRlleu cars until II was thrown on one
1llr. The crowd mounted the wreck
win an exultant ohesr anu hold high
carnival until force OF deputies pre-.
pared 10 charge. Az they came ON a
run they were met by shower Of
s'ohes and coupling pins, anu hating
opened hre' For a moment the mob
"AVefed NJ tue bullets cut through