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The herald., 1894-11-26

sentiment that makes it necessary for
every minister to bscome a universalist
at the funeral OF those who have died
unrepentent. have eeen crosses
placed on the casket OF those who in
Lille aDhorred the cross, and crowns on
those who would rather in life have had
500 than to have had any crown spoken
OF in the word OF God. At the risk OF
being rude l must break in on this NOR
Did sentimentality. Death 10 but an
incident in the history OF our lie.
Death does not change character. A
man who 10 a sinner through lie 10 not
going to be made into q saint at death.
Life determines character and not death.
Death has no regsnsrating power.
Somebody says. what about the dy-
ing thief?" 1 ask, (which one?" Re-
member there were two. 1t is too true
that the motives which lead men to APP
parent repentance at death are unworthy
and do not amount to q saving faith, as
demonstrated in the cases OF many who
have thought themselves dying, and
afterwards recovered, only to 60 back to
the life OF sin. So many refer to Ba.
laam's prayer, LET me die the death Of
the righteous and let my last end be like
his" but how did he die? They found
him dead among the enemies of God as
he had lived.
my fourth proposition ID that some
men will die a. wicked who have ell the
possible opportunities OF redemption.
In spite of the prayers and tears OF q
generation of devoted ones, the IN
fiuencss of churches and Christian COM
munities. they will die unrepentant. My
tsxt indicates that some who had come
aud gone meaning they had been con.
stant attendants on the services on the
house OF God, and yet they died in their
sins. Are there such here today who
have those many years enjoyed the
privileges OF religion but have not
yielded their hearts to Christ? By all
the prayers and tears OF the years past,
the old associations of church and home
life, give your heart to Christ today"
The herald., 1894-11-26
LOCAL NOTES.
weather Bureau.

Report OF observations taken at Los Angeles
November 25. 1894: [Note-Barometer re.
duced to sea level
The herald., 1894-11-26

Time Ear. Their. RI m wa Vel w the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-09
A Mob al Hammond, Ind, Fire
Upon the Soldiers, Who
Promptly Reply
Two Mon Known to Be Dead and
Several Other Persons
Wounded.
Tho Rioters Had Bssa Holding High
Carnival More yiolsnes In Chicago
-Other strike News.

CmoAoo, July "a ssrious heht occurred
At three o'clock this afternoon at Ham
mond, Iud.. bstwoan a mob of 5000 men
md Company d. OF the Fifth Unilsd States
infintrN In which two OF the mob are
known 10 have been Sillod and seye al 9th
ors, Including ono woman. are said 10 have
been fainlly wounded. The mob becam. 90
violent shortly Ritsr noon that a battalion
OF tho FiFst Illinois National Rnard was
sen, from Pullmsn. II dove the iio,era
over she state line. which runs west OF
Hammond, but was not able 10 do more. az
they could not move into the state OF Indi.
ana, Word was ssnt to Chicago for com.
pany OF regulars. who eonld operate ire
srective OF the state line. Capt. Hart.
with Company u. OF the Fifth in
fantry, was dispatched 10 tho scene.
The regulars we're pntrollIng the tracks when
they were attacked by n mob. some shots
being fred. Tho troops returned the Ere
through q car window, killing Charles
flsischman. who was shot through the
bowels. and another man , and woundiug
W. II. Campbell In the leg. Several other
men aud one woman we're wounded. but
their namea arc not known, Three nddi-
tionnl companies were sent from Chicago,
arriving nt o'clock. The mob has driven
oIt all the Telegraph operators in town and
has cat tbe telephone wires. making ID very
difficult 10 obtain infoi nation from the
place. but IL Ia certain that mp to nine
o'clock there was no further disturbance.
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TROOPS ASKED FOR WALLACE.
Gov. Mcdonnell Says II Ia . Hidden Dan.
ger That Calls for Them.

Gov. Mcdonnell Says II Ia . Hidden Dan
ger That Calls Tor Ihem.
WASHINGTON. July 8-DurinR the morn
ina Senators Dubois aud shoup called
al the white house to ulge fed
sral protection for Wallace. Idaho
where riotinR is reported. Gov.
MeConnsll last night made a strong appeal
for troops to queIl she rio.inR. The SEN
stofs were admitted 70 the esbine, room
and the whole matter was discussed. The
situation In Idaho presents a different
phase from tho troubles elsewhere. inaa-
m uch as the trouble 10 not connected with
the railroad strike and the governor hAa
called for troops. IL was pointed out TO the
senators that the governor must certify
that be has exhausted all Of the resources
In his power before the president eau re-
spond.
Senators Daboip and shoup telsarap aphSd
Gov. Mcconnell that ID would be necessary
for him 10 certify shat the local authofl-
tioa had exhausted every means within
their power 90 quell the disturbances The
following foply was received BY Senator
Dubois from Gov. Mcconnell al Boise:
"Your telegram citing 20 mo the Law was
received. Tue statute 10 which you refer
doss not cover the case. We have 20 deal
with hidden and organized assAasins aud
dynamiteus several hundred atronR. PRO.
vided with arms. They are not In open
insurroelion, but are hghtlng secretly
and under cover. Many gsueohble citizsns
have been ordered 90 leave the ooou t,v.
Tho aherld declares bis inability 10 pro-
teet life and property. Nothing but the pres
eueo OF troops will restore confidence aud
safety. 1hia 10 no time 70 quibblo ovei qnoa-
hons OF law and pISecdenta Tho conditions
ore new aud serious. Therefore helieve my
request 10 the president for troops ombod-
iea oil that ahould be required, aud ash
that you unite In petitionlng him fot The
aid wo need
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Tho West Bound Northern Pacific
Train Is Moving Along
on Time
Federal Troops Have Been Distributed al
TuBaois, uFldess. TTostlcs and ~
Various Oiher rOInts,

Prepsrstiors have all been made for tho
anticipated arrival IN Helena OF ihc North
efn Paciao train which lsft So Paul on
Saturday under tho protection OF uaited
states troops. Tho train did no, leave 81.
Paul until Gl5 Saturday afternoon, about
two houTa alter tho scheduled time. IL
seems, according 20 IepaTia 10 have been
coming along pretty much on scheduled
time since then. Fargo was Inaned during
the night and Jamestown yesterday mo n.
ing, ~ this rate Tho train should reach
Helena some time this afternoon. United
States Marshal McDofmolt yesterday made
TtqnisitIon on the governor for from
thirty 70 City oarbinoa for the aso OF de-
pu,iss. host OF the dsputiea are the same
~ we're reeui,ed at Arlss daring tho indus
trial army excitement. Two companies os
the Twenty Second infantry which left here
SATURDAY night are understood 20 have
gone No far AZ the Mullan tunnel aud
camped ht both ends OF that tunuel. One
report received in Helena In regard to the
train out Of 81. Paul ia that there are DO
PullmRn's attached. Not the least trouble
ia expected la Helena when tho train
reaches here, whether II has or has nos
Pullman's attached 10 g.
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obeditnce 10 law. n 10 believed IN ~ pro.
porti0ua OF the atiikafa afe chu oh-qyera
und that the Chicago ministers of all de-
n9minatlonn to-day viii cousol th0if pqeka
In tho lins indiohted BY tbs archbishop.
10 is eIflAined BY tho war dora tment Of
hoiAla that the rein fofeomoute from north
ofn New York aud Omhbh were cont last
night NJ tho fne0cgtion Of Gen. Miles. not
becanas he doubted tho Hutlicirnoy Of bis
force, but nh measure ~ pfecouti0n tD
cover emergencies a. other points Ia the
department. Of tho Missouri. The general
belief la that 10 IL good military practice ~
mhintain n ntfcpR iafce of reaffvoa At aOme
central lolnL where they ogu be forwarded
quickly 10 the support of dttachmhntl no
threatened rointa, Fort sheridan u ad
mirAbly altustod for this purpose, aud
while no further endorsements have been
ordered thofo t0-dav, eYoFg gthiag IL In trim
10 hurry many trpopB 81 tb0
fort from Gen. brooks command
at Omaha, Nhero there does not
appear 10 he any present necessity ior theif
seryioeo. To that cnd to-day Capt Barry.
Secretary Lamonts military aide. hnd Col.
Corbin, assistant Hdiutnnt general wafo
summoned 10 tho White house AMI received
the necessary instructions TO prepare orders
for the furthes movem0nt " troops IL II
shall Seem desirable.
Nothing has ,et boon seen al the white
house Of The message auid TO have been Gd-
dfesned 10 President Cleveland last night
by Meaars. Doba and hoyefeigo, 1he pub
liahed reports in The newspapers, have Of
course. boon noted, bat until the formal
communication eomaa 10 haad the ptesi-
dent will take no oognlzaneO OF lho letter.
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somE TRAINS MOVING.


Reports From Other Points Than In aud
About Chicago.
sAs FnAscIsco. July e.-Locnl trains were
iun from Los Angeles to-day over both the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fs liues the
latter starting On overland with one Pull
man attached. A train also arrived In Los
Ansaies from Albuquerque with Pullman
attached. 10 is reported at Los Angeles
that the government will tako stsps to-
morrow 10 compel tho railroads to move
freight as we'll ns passenger trains. Reports
fIom Oakland and Sacramento are 10 the
eject that oye'ythlng Ia quiet. IhoIe is
no word OF federal troops having been
ordered 10 either OF these points.
OGDEN. July e.-The strike situation at
Ogden 10 rapidly clearing. This morning
0 eht comranits OF United States regulars
from fort Douglass, In command OF Capt.
Palmer, numbering 400 mon, reaohod here.
Upon their sr'ival camp was formed, a line
stretched around tho depot grounds. sonti-
nels placed, and all strikers aud the general
public kept out. The lilo Grands sent out
two trains to-day. The regular overland for
Denver and the east lsft on time with three
Pullmans attached. The Union Pacific
crn this afternoon on time; also q train 20
salt Lake. No attempt TO send train
overland vas made. The road will send
oni the "Fl,cr" In the mornine; also local
trains, all on schedule time. No Southern
Pacific t'hins have yet arrived Or departed.
Fire broke out In several places Last night.
suppressed TO bs OF inesndiary origin.
BRAzII. Ipd. Ipiy Z. "A rps>ssneerstta 10
'ontut lnihon Central went forward for
the first time 10 eight days. Yardmsster
Sweeney fred the train the entire distance.
ns no fireman could be found.
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An Idea Of IL Can lts Had From tho Psnn
syIxania Losses

An Idea Of II Can lie Had From tho Penn
syiVanis Losses.
CmcA0o. JulY 6-The Pennsylvania sys-
tenn succeeded to day In sending out an
enrly accommodation train and the Colum-
binn special for tho east. Some idoa OF
what the strike has meant 70 the Chicago
railroads oan bo obtainsd when the dis
organization Of tho Pennsylvania line is
noted. The company, immediately after
the declaring of the Pnllman boycott es.ab-
lished headquarters In this city under the
charge OF strike manager. and proceeded
with its organization. which was wafiks
and completc. A commissariat OF seven
bar aoks was established. And for a Seek
the department has been feeding and
lodging 1900 psople. A force OF 100
deputy marshals was orgAniEsd with
officers. patrol wagons and signal
stations, and corps OF engineers wore put
10 work upon the details OF the damage
done by the rioters. But despite this force
of men. backed by the city and county
authorities. rnd state ana government
troo. .. she company has suffered fearful
loss OF lroaeriy, Up 10 Saturday night SC1
OF its freight cara had bosn burned. be-
sides msny signal towers, oil and tool
houses, and other p obtrty. OF the burned
cars moe than 100 were loaded. aboas
fifty with coal and the remainder with mor-
ohandise. No attempt al an accurate esti-
mate OF the damage has been made, but IL
will reach an enormous figure.
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ALL READY 10 GO our.
Knights Of Labor In New York Awaitin
Orders From Sovereign.

Knights OF Labor In New York Awaiting
Orders From Sovereign.
NEw YoRK, July 6.-DIstriot Assembly
No. 40. Knights of Labor, held a protracted
meeting to-day. The meeting adjourned
nj six o'clock. when IL was said dispatch
was awaited hourly from Grand Master
Workman Sovereign. ordering out tho 100. :
900 members OF the organization. A reso-
luton was passed eondsmning the employ
msnt OF state and federal troops at Chicago.
md denouncina Attorney General Olney
aud 'tbe rest of the capitalistio crew In
o dering the destruction of human life 10
give few dollars q yenr 10 Pullman"
/ he aotion OF Grand Master Workman
Sovereign and the A. X. Y. was endorsed.
TypogrhrhicA union No. G passed res
ointions OF sympathy with this A. X. u.
aud decided that tho only solution 10 the
question lay in the pu chhse OF the rail-
roads by the government
The Central Labor uuion to-day discussed
the rail- Dad atrike and appointed n COM
mittse TO confer with committees ON
Typographical union No. 6, the Knights OF
Labor and other eanization TO holi n
mass meeting 10 express sympathy with the
strikers. This meeting will bo hold in o
few days. Numerous speeches we're made
in sympathy with the Chicago strikers
praising Gov. Alteeld, denouncing Presi-
dent Cleveland, and defying tho New York
police TO interfere with the proposed labor
union mass meeting.
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EARLIER REPORTS FROM HamaosD.
The Mob Had Possession aud Was Doing
Much as it Pleased.

Tho Mob Had Possession aud Was Doing
Much as it Pleased.
CHICAGO. July 8.-Esrly ths mo ming q
Michigan Central Unbound freight train
wss attacked by rioters al West Hammond.
Just within the Illinois state line. OBJ
struotions placed on the track brought the
train 10 a stspdsiili, and the mob assaulted
the engineer. The fireman escaped By hiding
In the bushes al the side Of the track, while
the mob proceeded to ovsrtu'n cara. block
ing tho tracks. An esst-bound freight
arrived al about this tims and vas also
blocked and tho crews driven fiom tho
tsain. Companies ID and N Of the Firsi
regiment. l. n. M. wefe 1sspatoksd 20 ths
scene. Under guard Of ths militia both
tfains were backed 10 Ksnsington, where
they are nov standing.
Tho out bound Sunday passs niger train
from Chicngo on the Mouon railway was
also brought 10 halt BY the mob at Ham
mond. Tns engineer and fireman were
made TO dismount and the engine was
quickly killed.
The active leaders OF the mob we're not
local strikers nor known TO Hammond peo-
pie. Under their leadership, however. the
town was terroriz,d and railway usffie
paralyzod.
The worst trouble came ahout three
o'clock a. M, when In skirmish with rail-
way ena eloyes three men we're laid low In a
bunch. Two other railway men were badly
injured la other encounterL The man
whose wounds are supposed to be mortal is
Ii. Il. Miles. an empioJe OF the lntefloek-
ing Switch company. One OF the acts of
the desperate mob was the burnine Of
q Pullman coAob. II vas set on
lre In several places simultaneously
aud completely consumed. Fully twenty
Ave freight cirs we're dsrailed. An unpro-
cedsntsd proceeding In strike tactics was
an attack on the Telegraph ofiee. The mob
became possessed with the idea that tole-
ans were about to be sent to Gov.
Matthews asking for troops. and the strike
leaders determined 10 foressall such action.
Entrance TO the telegraph Office was effect
ed with scant courtesy. and. in the express
i've language OF an e,e-witnsss. the place
was cleaned out completely. Since then
telegraph communication between HAM
mond and the outside world has been cut
OF completely.
lsDIAsApoLis. July 8.-Gov. Matthews has
ordered hfteen companies Of militia 10
Hammond. Ind. All arc Northern Indiana
companies except one, n detachment Of
light artillery from this city. The number
Of soldiers ordered out will make $50.
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puLLMANs NOT NECESSARY.
Caiifornia's District Attorney on What
Constitutes q Mall Train.

Caiifornia's District Attorney on What
Constitutes Mall Train.
Los ANoKLFs. July a-Unitsd States Dis
trict Attorney George ]. Dennis, 10 view OF
the complaint that the Southern Pacific ia
not making proper Efforts 10 transport
mails has sent the following to James M.
johnson. chief clerk OF the railway mail
service;
Il have tho honor TO request that you
will Immediately notify the proper officials
OF the Southern Pacific company that thoy
are required TO transport the mails OF the
United StAses upon all local trains running
out OF San Francisco and Oakland, and
that such t'eins arc expected 10 be run IN a
reasonable manner and as ottsn as the Or
dinary business OF commerce requires.
Your attention 10 fu'ther called to sec
tion 1854. Revised Statutes. making all
rail Dads post roads OF the United States.
In this connection / beg leave 10 say that It
may bo impractiosbls for said company 10
operate uains carrying Pullman cars No tho
present time but this does not exouse the
company from carrying the mails OF the
United Sistes on all other trains"
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SUNDAY IN CHICAGO.
It Was Attended with Some Outbreaks
At Various Yards.

1t Was Attended With Some Outbreaks
At Various Yards
CHICAGO, July s.-Comparative quiet pre-
vailed aa a iuls within the city to-day.
though there were n number Of sporadic
instances whore little knots OF malcontsnts
gathered. became boistsrous, and were
finally scattered by a charge from the po-
lice. A number OF small mobs formed and
went to riotiug. fighting and oysrturnina
care. some heads wsre orhcked and small
fty brswla which we're mostly the result OF
whisky. were frequently reported TO po-
lice headquarters. coal train on
the Eastern Illinois vaa ditched at
Root street by the switch being mis-
placed after the engine and four cars had
passed oys'. The work OF clearing the
tracks in tho Grand Trunk yards. where
the dobris from a Thousand burned cars
Uttered the traoka was completed to-day
under polise and military protection. Tho
monotony, however, was onlivened by oc-
oasional police ralliss when tho gatherings
OF idlsrs watching ths work became too
largo and threatening. Az four y, m,
when the nnishing touches had been put on
the work nearly all the onlookers had lisAD-
peafed and troops, labofoia and police We
withdrawn. No sooner bad thoy got woll
out OF eight however than q gang OF 500
men suddenly appeared and with orowbnrs
and shovola tore up about an eighth OF milo
Of track. They nSd before another charge
OF police aud the work OF repair il again
being pushed forward.
A riotoua mob consisting Of mon. women
n nd children took poasession OF tbe freight
yArda ~ Halaiead, Morgan and MseRber
streets this afternoon. hey burned cars
and had everything their own way for
nearly two hou's. All tho Teae,vs force OF
police officers on The west side bad
TO be detailed to the yafds Of the Chicago
Bu liuaton A Quincy, aud the Wisconsin
Central roads early In tbs day, and nothing
lAS in tho path OF tho ftenSisd strikers and
thcir friends, Chief Brennan detailed a
squad Of thirty police 10 tho scene OF tho
diatufbancs. The nFo department had been
called out ON three different oooAsioua each
ms 10 ettinsuish danes IN freight cats.
Thirteen cA q were butnsd. Tbs mob gath
cred about the hSsmen when they arrival Ia
response 10 tho alarm and greatly inter
iorod with The work OF sKtlnguishihR tho
fre, The arrival Of tho police had
but little effect. The blue ooats wore
hooted and rcltsd with atouss. Tho crowd
nupbsrsd neatly 20O0 and was made up Of
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NO CONFERENCES HELD.
Tho Committee of Pullman Employ,
Did Not Appear.

Tho Committee OF Pullman Employees
DID Not Appear.
CHICAGO, July S.-The conference an
nounoed for noon to-day between a COM
mlttee OF emploIes Of the Pallman COM
puny and Second Woe President Wickes OF
tho company. did not occur, as no commit
tee appeared. Mr.. Wiekes remained q, his
Office until two o'clock waiting for the sI-
pected visitors. 1--WE are always ready TO
receive our ex-employss" he said, land
hear what they have 10 say. The position
OF the company In this matter IL unchanged,
however. and we have nothing moro TO say
TO the men than has already been said. The
talk of a conferences between Debs and my
self 10 all a eanArd. Wo will NOT receive
MIR Dsbs, Mayor Hopkins or any one else
as representatives. OF our oK'emploYos. II
the latter wish 10 talk 10 us they must come
themselves aud without outside representa-
ton"
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nusY DAY AT ruE WHITE nousE
The President aud Cabinet Confer over
ths sitnAtlon.

The President and Cabinet Confer over
ths sitnAtlon.
WASHINGTON, JalY s.-1hS president aud
his oabinet a,o watching tho Developments
Of The a,rike with unAbatoi vigilance. soon
after breuktss, this morning she president
WIS surrounded by bis constitutional nd
yissrl, reading bulletins from The woa1 and
discussing the probabilities OF the future.
before noon thero had called at tho White
houae Secretary Gresham, Secretary Car
litlr, Secretary Lamont Postmaster Gen,
eral nissell, Major General sohoneld aud
Adjutant 0ensial Rueglea
The only official report that came 10 The
White house before noon wAs a telegram
from Gen. Miles saying tho night had
passed quietly in Chicago aud that he *
pectad 40 serious tioubls to-day Ofcouiso
thla Waa encouraging 30 tha Standardization,
ana "A confirmed Gen. Mllss' forecast lass
evening when he was In communication
with bsoretATy Lamont BY long distance
lolephone. Much qualification is felt here
az the issuance by Archbishop Feehan of
hia circular 10 all Catholic pricats, enioin-
ing them 70 impFoln on their 0neivRanons
the pa.riotio datJ of yielding rsspect and
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la True Ana,ob,.,io style.

Cmoloo. July ys-FiVs hundred anarchists
gathered At picnic 10 grove noaE west-
ern avenue and Fifty-ninth street this at
tstnOon. and discussed the strike nituation
Ia Hus hnarohistio slYle. The speakers
were unanimous Ia their demand Tor vlo-
lenuo and bloodahed, which they repeat
odly named aa thu solution of tue trouble.
They declared the strikO eau only DO won
all WotkinRmeu 90 aha Ia the battle agaius,
caultal.