The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-27

Dsbs 70 ) fspofte - fsaf of f:their 0t. |
Ing arrsstsd for incitine 4 strike.n,s: i.
It was learned elsewhere, howavef.
that Director KEN was sent to st. Louis
to rally tue forces there. Hogan was
Ssnt out over the Northern Pacific to
stlt up the employees Of tAat company,
and Goodwin was SAINT ovees the North
western line to use his influence with the
employees Of that system, and 4if possible
to induce them to 60 out. These dele.
gates are all members Of the executive \
board Of the union. Other emissaries
were sent out. to work with the employees
Of the many lines entering this city.
After this meeting adjourned an en-
thusisstic meeting was held .at, Ulrich's
hall ON North Clark street, President
Debs presiding. He made i rousing
speech. reminding one Of the early days
of the strike. ;i.-. i
ssThe strike" Aaid he, els now-eiglt
now--more prosperous and more enconr-
aging than ever before. We can and
must win. Theme who have gone back
to work will again come back 70 10 ind
victory ID ours. = 9i -. 4asg{sff
Grand Chief Arthur, Of tha eng;nesss,
ts scab jobher, and be ,Will. 60 dswn in
history ~ traitor to orYlnixel lnhor.
He inatructi he nseattoi work with scnbs
and tells them, that scabb!nx 10 honorable.
BE II tool In the hands Of the general
managers.
"The strike IL weaker in Chicago than
elsewhere" continued nebs, ''but It will
grow stronger. just as in the West It 10
growing stronger every lonr."
Fifteen meetings were held In different
parts Of the city during the afternoon and
evening yesterday, several of which were
addressed by Debs. He will to-day give
out statement In answer to the one
made BY Pullman. ~,
"Mr. Pullman's letter." said he, in an
Interview. sis the sillicst and most foolish
.etter on such a subject thai I ever saw,
and shall make such an answer to ii
az will make him one Of the most despic.
able persons on earth"
Mr.. Debs said that several of his com.
n itteenen had reported to him that the
Rock island, Lake Shore, Eastern lii 1
lois, Grand Trunk and Wet tern Indiana
men will all be out to-day again. Nothing
could be learned outside to verify this ~.
sertion, however. ..
st. Paul. July 10.-Yesteraay afternoon
fessfsa see GFsat l lNSEthssn hand!sd .one freight
oil Of its willingness to accept everything
offered. Five cars of beer were trans.
ferred BY the Omaha. and were sent. to
the West, and many smaller consign-
ments from other roads were also trans
ferred. The Great Western stands nat
and will give Its new men, who prove
satisfactory. permanent Positions The
Omaha will not issue notice fixing
limit for tho ,.ot,,,.,, of ,,,o,, H..
c'n return only as individuals. Other
rrds are experiencing no difficulty in
settling the questions of reinstatement
and seniority as far rs has been learned.
Service on oil roads but the Northern
p. cific Is now about normal, all trains
of every description being run on sched.
ule. The 500 line does not miss its nm
skilled labor which struck at 3-ps q. Fri.
day. ~.
Chicago, July 19.-At 8 O'Clock last
night Gen. Miles appended his signature
to the general order removing the federal
troops from Chicago. The infantry. VIII
take train for their respective posts,s
while the cavalry and artillery will march
such time as Gen. Miles thinks L bsst
order for sbrsaE EinS n n
var 7 i * -:
y sfSST!
he thouent the ASloay u 70 III L -!
proved that u ;was psrf sa{es to With
draw them from the cdtty Canpwill -
proken sole time to-da s {: =
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Chicago, Iuly 10s- The first break IN
the ranks ct The Pullman strikseS kas ot-i
'currets 1b0 tHoilAndefs haSkr been But
back t,1 Nolk yn thu tracks 6sSk of the
Erurah -foaedtl : The men. quit Holk}
when the sttekeHas declared AMI 11id;
out npttl nov eS effort vas mAda ~
the other strikes4 ta pfefent ske men:
from going to work. s:sSst
An attempt was made to l9dNes Debs
aaa the other A. II U. menNto secure
Dail mt they refused, prefefrfnE 9 re-
main n tail. :. ~.
:, AZ the county Jail to-day Vice President
lowing fsmS {kable statement:
:W4aaont5consider ourselves hiee.sr than
tie .fiN,: and incidentally We thiuk i|Be
railroads are not We ate 1stfine some
evidence for the coming leeaI hatt1e ana
we consider It pretty fair rrade. Hare
| IL a letter we received telline of evidence
that most Of the freight car bnrnine done,
/ in Chicago was done bv. two mon: h the
lssnpley Of the general mansva-s, ...n.is :,
linn. 1na ~ tha ~: - s;.SStl ssss ~.
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Chica.c. July 2O.-The federal grand
j,,I. returned twentieth. ec indictments IN
Judge 7Seaman'a court this nftarnoon and
wa. discLGrrel. In fhe iweniv .thre, n.
dictments were included tha nnmes Of
alout seventv.fya individmofas ,hog az,
charged witr yiolatiur s tSe II" SeiersI mi
statutes during the railroad troubles Of