Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-07-09
NOT 50 SERIOUS TO-DAY
WORST OF STRIKE EVIDENT
I.Y Is PAST
Some OfTbe strikers Going Back
To Work Running
AYain-The President Pro
claims against The Rioters
To Aid Mayor Hopkins


Again-The President Pro.
claims Against The Rioters
To Aid Mayor Hopkins
WAsHlNGroN, July 9.-Major General
Schofeld has received a dispatch from
Gen. Miles stating that there were three
separate conflicts in Hammond, Ind,
during the night. Several people were
killed and a number Of rioters captured
Secretary Herbert has ordered out the
entire naval force at Mare Island,
California, to assist in preventing the
rioting in san Francisco.
Worse Tu California.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The strike
situation is more serious here than at
any time before. Federal troops arc on
:hcir way here, but they NAV not be
able to get into this city and Sacramento
as their trains will be blocked by strik-
ers il possible.
HAMMOND, Ind, July 9.--All is quiet
here this morning. The citizens of Ham
mond awokc to find themselves sur
rounded by one-third of the militia force
OF the State.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 9.-Inrcply to a
message asking that the Illinois militia
act with that OF the Indiana companies in
supprcssins lawlessness at Hammond,
Governor Altgeld has sent a telegram
conscnting to the co.opcratian and ap-
proving OF it,
Trains Moving
CHICAGO, July 9.-Presdent Egan OF
The General Managers association said
this morning that every road in Chicago
is moving trains, most of them on
time. Several freight trains, he said,
departed this morning. a monster
meeting held last night OF delegates
iror all the trade unions in the city,
decided that unless the strike is settled
by I =. m. Tuesday, all labor unions
and trade org mutations here will strike.
This failing the strike, which began in
Chicago among the trade unions,
will spread to all cities in the United
States.
strike Over IN Tennessee.
MEMrus, Tenn" July 9.-The strike
in Memphis is practically thing OF the
,y.,,t ort nn Ii,,c nnd todav II ;sex.
p,ctcd there will be no interruption
whatever.
NefuSed I" ohsV va ns'
Nj AsNi'hoN' W. July ''-i fesiuen' i'eoS
OF the American Eallway Unon, ordered
out the men on the Wheeling and Lake
I,.;, r,;I,,o, Tho road doos mot hondl,
p,Il,,,,,,, ,,,rs o,,l ;s ,,,. , ,,on,her Of tb,
co,aral Na,oaars, Assoc;at;nnt SUNDAY
n;nLt ,bc InraI Indycs mct an1 refused r.
oErv nrhs' ordrr tC strike Tour othe,
railway orders renrcscntcd ON thc Wheel
mo AMI T.okr Tr;c comr to thc sam, con.
c,nsjon
out At ToIedo.
IoLEno, O" Inne . Yard men on th'
Wheeling and Lake Erie, Ann Arbor anc
| North N.cmgan, Cincinnati, IacksoI
and lIocJirsw arr. all ont N,attemn
is made TO move trains cxcent thai
Wheeling morning passenger train left "a
usual. tremcn are only waiting io
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ny. .'''' wy H. 'N''''' W =" N0i
ference III the city between Mayor Hop
kins and Gen. Miles brings to the tor
Chicoyo,s MAYOR as virtual cnmnordp
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the MAYOR has been given to understand
that the troops are at his disposal an
await N's "'u''s " "It.
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~ KOHL M'N'''' Ju"e III S'''N
IN the Michigan Central yards came t
an end at : O'Clock this morning whe