New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
mur REGULARS WITHDRAWN
rprD TO BREAK CAMP AT CHICAGO
THIS MORNING.


INVESTIGATING THE GALS
SON EXPLOSION.
ru,v ls.-Orders were received this
Chi''e adiutant-General Maus at the head
even"e :, General Miles, commanding the De-
quartz =, the Missouri for the withdrawal
par'"''r ,.aoral troops now on duty in and about
Of l"e This settles the question which mas
this w s,,hiect of much speculation since the
bee" - s,onstrations Of the strikers subsldeu
ro"o. 49, regulars except the 9th Regiment
4" =. .o,ot..s Harbor y. Y, which Will be sent
ro" .,, bs stationed at Fort Sheridan, indeh-
home reserve force within easy call If they
p,a no needed again.
Io"'N ,,s affected by the order number ABOUT
In' and comprise the following detach-
~" 80, various garrisons: Eight companies
mem ,s,b Infantry, from Fort SheTaah
o. '"e os NJ the eth Cavalry, from fort
Two ,st Artillery. from Fort Sheridah
sAe''1.r ,o,n,es Of the 18th Infantry from fort
two ,,,h eight companies of the 9th In
bfa''' ..or, Sackett's Harbor. y. Y; four troops
ia"u" o. cavalry. from Fort Riley, Kan; TWO
I" va" of the "a Light Artillery from for'
eompa"' connanv OF the 4th Artillery, from
rort Riley. and four troops OF the O'" O"'"''''
,,oo Fort Nobrara, Neo.
"v"' =, the regulars are stationed at the Lake
-, ramp The next large camp is at the
f' words where there are also stationed sew
s'OoA o,,,ss Of State troops Detachments
e'' ~,,ors are on guard at the Government
ns,.n and in several Of the railroad yards. and
.x.,r u,ithdrawal these places will be guarded
'" militia and police. The order was issued
" " ,,gb, for the regulars to break camp in the
morning. ,, ..-r,,~s ha
LAW yesterday. 1t had been expected ever
49,. Debs sent his letter to the Railway
,'.n..srs offering to surrender If his men should
,,.aa hack by the roads. The break came
- quarter least expected. One hundred ana
49, uo,,onders who had once been ballasting
ir..,a tracks behind the foundry came back
x.,r oun accord and asked for work. Ihey
IA % report for orders. Word was passed
r,a On Roseland that track ballasters couid
uork " they wanted 10, and yesterday -oo
-, crowded around the foreman asking loT
80, ua accented $50 of them, telling the rest
=. oor,s hack later. The men began where lhe'
"a. ~ u,hen Kensington rioters scared theHi
49,. ,ha work. No attempts were made 10 inter-
,,h ,hem Colonel Turner's troops were
..u,ro the district prepared to drive away
-. ootstors or walking delegates VINO H"s"'
'r Nc. Pullman Company to-day posted the fol-
lowing notice:
,.o-.s will be opened as soon as the mum
Ihesss motn taken is suffcien; 10 make
Vorking force in al departments SUPERINTENDENT.
rs. s,rxars held meetings at Roseland ana
Kensington tonight and again resolved 10 sta'u
Arm and refuse to go TO work ABOUT oVo iho'-
,anders met at Roseand and more ina" -'VV' AZ
tended the Kensngton meeting
The butchers continue to return 10 "ork d.
Tho stock Yards. Among them Is Nice-fresiue"'
uazzard Of the Butchers Union Inc s"eeP
butchers at Arrnour's have received an increase
NJ % cents day in their wages. and four ana
half DAYS work week has been suaia''ee
them. ,
Strike headquarters al Uhlich's Hall were &C.
srte; to-day and there was no ore al 'He u
fees Of the union. in the Ashland BOOK except
Two young women stenographers. Director " III
IAN Burns is now In full charge OF the anairs Oh
the union in Chicago. Debs. Howard N'hha'
and Rogers OF the American Railway ChiV"'
silent well in jail last night. When they lel'
their cells this morning they came down 10 'he
main corridor where their relatives ana repre-
sentatlves Of the Union were awaiting lhe"'
Many kilograms were received by Deos' Inc
LAWYERS for the prisoners had council In the
morning at the office of Mr.. Gregory W. W.
Irwin and W A. Shoemaker. Of ST. Paul. Mr'
Argo OF Iowa and Theodore Debs, pro'"o'
Of E. " Debs present, besioes MI
Gregory. The conference related 70 the conduct
Of the defence In the contempt case IL was aiso
decided 10 have a consultation in the afternoon
with the prisoners United States Marshai AT
mold granted permission for the latter to go
10 Mr. Gregory's office, and a little before
O'clock the four Railway Union officers were
taken there The lawyers informed their chen'S
tha. additional offers had been made by persons
who wished TO become their bondsmen. out all the
offers were declined.
R. J. McGraw. a special officer employed Dy
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul ROAD u
guard its tracks entered liquor-shop IN west
ern-aye late last night and asked for glass OF
water. which was refused him. crowd OF ran
road men were present. McGraw went out anu
when within thirty feet OF the building fired iour
ihos into the place, fatally injuring PATRICK
Stapeton McGraw was arrested.
Thomas Moran the striker who was arrested
yesterday for causing the Baltimore ana OHl'
limited express to leave the track. was heid u
The Grand Jury under bail Of $1,000 by COM
missioner Hoyne to-day Four deputy Chiteu
States marshals who were witnesses TO the deea
'estihedthat as the train was crossing a s"''c"
Moran turned the switch. throwing from 'he
fals two Pumans which were on the rear Vi
Inc train The cases OF thirty-eight aiIegeu iio'-
e's set for trial in the Commissioners once To-
uay were postponed 70 July Is.
The remains OF Edward Doyle. Donovan ana
Joseph Caller who were killed In the powder ex-
posion on Monday In the course OF pracuoe
march Of Federal soldiers on Grand BouieVaro,
we're taken to Fort Sheridan under the escort Oh
detachment OF regulars and buried WIN SIN.
re nonors this afternoon. The body OF sergeant
,saefick Stotz, the fourth victim OF the en
k.son has been claimed by his friends ana VIII
~,earied privately
M accordance with an order issued by General
d. The Court Of Inquiry began at noon 10
e,im session TO inquire into the causes OF inc
rcssM explosion. The session. which Is prac-
k,.y continuous except for meals and sleep ~