The evening world., 1894-07-11

ana that they would receive and ship
OF stock to-day. The railroad compan-
/. .tas, In reply. sent word that they would
J deliver live stock at the yards as usual
to-day, for the first time since the strike.
I Breweries Closed.
The Brewers Association held an I'M
portAnt meeting last night. Their en-
ployees, with whom they are on par
ticuiarly friendly terms. told them the
condition Of affairs as they existed.
Their men frankly declared they did not
want to strike. but that II others went
out they would be compelled to. As
result II was decided 10 close up the
brvwsries, but to keep the men on the
pay-rols. Then each brewery stored in
its vaults about the city enough Of the
beer fluid to keep Its saloons going for
some weeks.
Insuraace Men Alarmed.
Insurance circles in this city are
wrought UP over the present situation,
~ well as many policy holders. In
the policies issued here, as we'll as else
where throughout the country, the fol-
lowing clause appears: This Company
shall not be liable for loss caused d.
rectiy or indirectly by invasion. insur-
rection, riot, civil war or commotion or
military or usurped power; or by order
of any civil authority" 1t is this clause
that has stirred up the insurance peo-
pie.
Incendiary Meeting stopped.
In pursuit Of their efforts to stamp cut
anarchlstic sentiment or at least to pre-
vent It's growth to dangerous stage
the stock yards police last night. as
sisted by a company of militia, descended
upon a meeting Of Poles and Boheminns
in q hall at Forty eighth street and
Centre avenue and the audience OF 800
was dispersed without trouble. The ut
terances Of the speakers were of a de-
cidedly incendiary nature and when the
audience was forced to leave the hall
there were many half suppressed ex-
pressions of hatred for the police. No
arrests were made.
Militiaman Killed on the Rail.
j. A. Postlesate, OF Company e. First
Regiment. /. N. c., was Instantly killed
last night on the Illinols Central tracks
at Ninetieth street. while doing guard
duty for an Illinois Central special train.
He was struck by til. engine and his
Body was terribly mangled.
FIrst Contempt Proceedings.
The hrst proceeding for contempt
against the strikers In the United
States Circuit Court on the injunctions
Issued by Judges Grosscup and Woods
has been begun by Distrlct-Attorney
Milchrist. The defendant is De Lozler,
who is charged with interfering with
TRANS ON the Santa Fe road IN viola
ton Of the injunct!ons. Affidsvts were
filed. alleging that De Lozier had
boarded several trains and endeavored
70 prevent the employees from perform
ing their duties.
Alleged Attempt to Kill Wickcs.
II 10 given out that an attempt vas
made Monday afternoon by n man
whose name the police will not divulge
to kill vice-President Wickes. of the
: Gilman Company, with an Internal ma
chine.
A. The man entered the building carry
Ing . small hurdle under his arm. He
asked to see MIR. Wickes. and was con.
Quoted to his ONCE, where the special
ofacers who guard the building quietly
took his bundle away. 1t was found TO
be a glass bottle with a fuse attached
AMI filed with cartridges. iron scraps
and a substance unknown to the officers
The bottle was coufiscated and the
man taken out Of the building.
= Yesterday an analysis OF the sub
stance was made, and II was found to
be dangerous explosive. which would
explode with great violence upon the
application OF gentle heat.
Proclamation Made Them Adjourn.
? DENVER, col. July 1.-Under the
Impression that President Clevelands
procla nation was a declaration OF mar
.tial Law, All labor organizations In SEES
day. Gov. Waite looked worried and had
nothing o say except that the state Of
I, affairs was very serious. AdJt.-Gen.
Tarsney thought The precipitation was a
direct usurpa ton OF authority. Gen. Nc
Cook had no information to giVs.
Negroes Hired to Replace STRIKERS.
.,. MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 1.-Firebuss
dence OF Engineer Mills, an Iron Noun
tain employee. who refused 10 join the
strikers. All OF the railroads affected
substitute negroes for white labor. ana
all trains are being made up by colored
men, guarded by deputy marshais:
ITeblOent peOS last nlght tCleRTapNtl
the local A. r. U. to stand pat"
Bomb Found on the Track.
LIBERTY, Ind. July ia large dyna-
mite bomb was found on the Cincinnati,
here by the crew OF the midnight freight.
The fusa had burned within an inch OF
the bomb when discovered. 1t Is SUI
posed that the bomb was placed on the
night passenger train from Cincinnati
10 Chicago and fell OF here. The read
carries Pullman sleepers.
stfikerA Weaken In North Dakota.
FARGO. N. D., July l1.--rhe Northern
iPacinc strike Is losing It's force al this
place. Yesterday the first train IN Two
weeks went out on the Southwestern
branch, and the evening passenger rraiN
on that branch arrived on time. The 4.
r. ". at Jamestown has apparently gone
TO pieces and strikers are reporting for
work The hrem II reported for work,
but went out again on an order from
their chief The engineers decided 10
run with any hremen.
Rio Granae Men 10 Return TO Work
PUEBLO, Col, July 1.-THE fremen
Ana brakenen on the Rio Grande lasI
night voted to return to work. Places
of striking switchnen and shopmen will
be filled, and business will be resumed
to-day Strikers at Gunnlson returned &c
work last night. The strike in Colorado
Is at an end, go Ear as its impairment o!
service is concerned.
sts Arrested In Thsyer. Mo.
Til. a.,