The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
FIFTH EDITION,
STRIKERS Qu'-


sprlna ya.ie- ..oo,Ina STARE. !.
ksaisv' :. lil.-Tho Men ON
lie and Nashville Road
20 ont.-The STRIKE
CH' Spreading.
stri' -cAao, July Ioth,-Bslrsv.. A..
o. ders arc preparing to shlrt soan,
trouble from railroad yards Il
"ilman. The town of Pullman ia =,
. s'a,e OF terror. and many fami lies
nayo ieit Tor neighboring villages Re.
ports received by General Managers
u'oate tfaiiic being resu msed In every
direction. S'e''
~ looks as.though the worst VIVA
i'Ner around here. The question Is
now what the labor element will do
next.
LouIsvILOJa July 1o<h,-L. Nm
Switohmeh and lie men hero have
joined the strike. Thought tho an.
gineere and condr. otors will follow,
my ueman d dlscontinuance OF
u''lhun cary and tho restoration Of
INC wage Jnle. Freight traffic partial.
BUS ended. No disturbances Of
presr mt.
CINCINNATI, July lo.--At midnight
after a protraotod meeting the ct.
Louis division Of the big four r. r..
which extends from Cincinnati To az
Louis went out on strike. II Is re-.
ported that the Federation will order
general etrlke on this division of the
~. ,'"r' At present only tho nnis sssss
are concerned. --,-s...-.... Fl
SPRrNo VALLEY. ILL.,. July 1oth-Stlll
in hands OF the mob. The presence OF
two militia companies docs not STOP
looting of stores. Farmers and Min
ers National bank closed and currsn.
cy shipped to outside town.
| CHICAGO, July I0.--The crisis in tho
great railroad and Industrial strike ie
at hand. Yesterday Vice. President
Wckes, of tho Pullman Company re,
fused to agree TO arbitration with the
compnny'a employees. As q result
the labor unions hnvo decided to &C
! out In tho greatest sympathy strike
the world has ovor known. 1t Is est
mated that 100, 900 workmen will LAY
down their tools to-day aud Join the
ranks OF the great army OF Idle mon
now roaming the streets Of Chicago
intent upon mischief.
What the result OF this great acces
sion to tho strikers ranks will be car
At Ian AL
ands more OF Federal and State troops
to keep the mobs in order than arr
now in Chicago. The street oar mer
, have decided TO strike in sympath,
and Chicagoans will have to walk OF
| ride in carriages. There was very lit
tls violence In Chicago yesterday, tn,
strikers appointing to be waiting foi
tho labor unions to join them. Gen
eral Miles issued a proclamation. OK.
planning tho Presidents order and
warning the people to lie law-abiding
Additional troops arc being rushed I.
Chicago. Ds5s, In IN interview, said
he was encouraged by tho outlook
and prophesied victory for the mon.
What to-day will bring forth 1.
worrying every thinking porsun from
tho Atlantic to tho Pacific. The de
structlon already Accom- pilshed by til
few thousand striking railroad mer
assisted by the dlsorderly and riotou.
clements OF Chlcago's population.
mere bagatelle compared witt
what to.,iny's great army @,
unemployed and vicious hangers.or
can accomplish, II by any chlnce the.
have their passions aroused. Should
conflict ensuc between thls grea
IN oh and the Federal and State troops,
the tale Of carnage would shock the
world.
CHICAGO. July 10. There Is order II
this city to day. but II is looked upog
as the general lull before a storm
Many think tho worst has gone, viii
others believe 1t Ia yet to come, al
that soon.
The blockade at the stocl1yards WE
raised to day when Armoul's, Swift
| and Marcus sent out train of So car
OF meat for tho east. The train wei
through the yards without being o.
structod, and was the first one that her
gone Out silica July 4. The stock com
panies' tracks were cleared and another
train Is being made up, which will;
carry meat eastward late this after
! noon.
DEBs Will. BIZ INDICTED.
Assistant District Attorney NIL
christ says the case OF Debs will b.
taken up at 10 O'Clock. The evidence
eecured Is conclusive aud there Ia no
doubt that he will DO Indicted for con.
spiracy.
MINERS Will GO OUT.
IL o'cloD9. After conference with
Debbs. yice.President Howard. Sovsr.
ign and others. Mcbride OF the Ma.
tional Miners Association decided to
call cut tho a. 600 miners, who supply
fuel for the boycotted railroads.
BURNED BRIDGE.
HAMMOND, Ind, July l0.-The Mon.
on" bridge. three miles from this place
has been set ailre and Is now burning.
Beyond this the situation Ia quiet SO
idIs pub ofOiyobh5 'apSSbs hLoubN
this afternoon or night.
BwTrCHMES HAVE NO GRIEVANCE.
TOLEDO, Ohio July l0.-The switch.
men ON the Wheeling and Lake Eric
Railroad are very reluctant TO strlke.
| They sent word to Debs this morning
that they had no grievance against
their employers and did not want to
go out. They asked that the order DO
revoked and sent messag O to that
effect. He made no reply. As .
| compromise the officers of tho road
say they will use no Pullman cars.
This !s thought Will have no effect or
Debs anu his associates.
WANT PULLMAN TO COME HERE.
1t being decided by the Pullman
Company to locate the whole or por.
ton Of its big plant In New Jersey.
several prominent men Of this city
have written TO tho directors Offering
them ground free OF cost II they will
enlarge their plant here. The company
| there has built up a city and II they
could be induced to come here VII
mingto on would get business boom
that would build up that section OF tho
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