Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09

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Fifteenth infantry was sent out al
once.
The regulars were gree Ell with oaths
and shouts Of defisiOn and vclleys OF
sticks aud stones were showered upon
them. The men kept the mob for
several hours from approaching the
buildings. BY 3 O'CLOCK fully 1000
rioters were assembled. Several tunes
they rushed upon tho company Of
iroOIs, but were met by fixed bayonets
and driven back. At last. however,
the entire body Of strikers made q
determined rush towards lihe depot.
"Aiako readyi Flftl" was the com.
mand, and the thirty five 5pringfelds
rang out In response. A second volley
quickly followed into the surging crowd.
rhe ffst vollsy staggered them aud
the second stopped them as efioctually
a. II they had run against stone wall.
Several men were seen 10 fall, but they
were taken away by their comrades
and the extent Of their Injuries could
not be learned.
The news Of the killing spread with
remarkable fapidiiy, and ten minutee
aftefwsrd the street In the vicinity
was filled with threatening mob.
MsJlr HarE left his company for n
lew moments to assist the firemen aud
doctors in placing Naotof In the patrol
wagon, aud wa, Immediately sur.
rounded by n crowd.
"kill himl shot him down." were
the cries OF several excited men as the
mob surged around tue major. Harlz,
however, did not pay any attention to
thom aud was not molested.
saturdays BATrLE.
CHICAGO, July IT, The strikers and
the state VI Illinois came together this
Afternoon and q pitched battle was the
result.
Thu plumber OF killed and wounded
may never be known, ~ the mob cat-
riUd Oh number Of mon who were
seen 10 fall, and whether they were
dead or wounded, or how many Of
them fell, IL Ia impossible at this time
to ascertain.
In all forty.one shot aud bAyoncted
were taken 10 the drug store al the
oDruer VI FOriy-sighth aud LOOMS
streets. There hospital WINS impro-
vised and the wtuuuod anu the least
hurt we're attended TO.
ZIG nTIN0 FOR THIIR LIVES.
AS the train with the military aboard
moved OF fully 10000 people crowded
about the In idiui Of police lett behind.
From all sides they rushed upon them,
hurling stones anu iron Ia their mad
assault Tue men, realizing their
position, drew tuelr revOlvsrs and
lacked up against each other prepared
Tor q desperate battle.
The crowd halted for moment aud
officer Ryan, breaking from tue crowd,
hurried 10 apAlrOl box nud GATED thu
patrol wagon. Lieut.. ksllohor aud
twelve men responded, but In the
meantime the crowd ha1 closed again
ON tbs police, following them with n
yOlley OF stones,
The condition OF things was now ex.
tremely criticAl. L0omis street, the
heart VI the anafchislic element, was
crowded by n bowling, shfieking mob.
The patrol horses were urged through
1t, the crowd sullouly parting. VIM
Uut filnching, they ciuDUed thelT way
through TO their fellows, anu then all
started back against the crowd. At
the sight Of reiniOrcements tho crowd
fell back. Eion officer thought his
lie ia danger, and without An oruer
they raised their weapons aud fired Rs
fast ~ possible, directly into the crowd,
which wavsred and then beat re-
treat, nrst reply ing TO the unexpected
rain Of shots with shower Of stones.
As they tetrvsted, leaving several on
the ground, the poles followed with
clubs, showing no mercy. At every
step they knocked man down, ami as
they advanced the crowd fnOwersl
stones on them like hail. Rushing into
nearby saloons the mob FABRICATED
the doors aud made stand, but were
driven out through wiudOwH and back
doors lihe rate, clubs descending on
their heads nj every Jump. Windows
In the houses adjoining were suddenly
thrown open anu n volley OF shot was
poured into the police, who returned
tue IRE. and this moi finally scattered
into alleys aud side streets, ending the
pursuit.
The ground over which the fight had
occurred was Ike a battlefield. Tue
men shot by this troops anu police lay
about like hogs. Hats knocked OH anu
coAts thrown OF TO lessen weight In the
Hight were scattered about, while on
the LoOmis etteet crossing, where the
eight police officers had made their
stand, werp iuliy 500 large stones that
had losn tnto1n by the mCb.
ANARCHISTS sEE A CHANCE,
CHICAGO, July g. Five hundred
Anarchists gathered nj u picnic In
grove near Western avenue aud F.ty.
ninth street this afternoon anu uis.
cusse1 this strike VI uAtion In tue
RuaTchisslo style. The speakers were
unanimous la demand Tor violence
anu Oioodshoj, which they repeatedly
named as the solution OF thu trouble,
The speakers declared that thu strike
can only be won ~ the use Of torch
anu gun and called upon All working.
men 10 aid them In the battle against
capital.
About midnight II was discovered by
tho police tnat notorious anarchist
WAS drilling a hundred VI his fellows In
"A hall nj Ashland avenue anu Forty
niutn street, a hOtbed Of foTtigu cts,
but they became alarmed and scattered