The record-union., 1894-07-10

crowd OF miners had collected and upon
the approach of the train bearing the
militia began warlike demonstrations.
Pistols were fired at the troops. who re-
tnrned the fire, shooting over the heads
OF the mob from the train, Intending TO
scare them Miss Clara James, IL years
old, was standing in the doorway Of her
home. A bullet struck her just below
the right breast and she died almost inn
medialely. Mrs. Michael Glennon,
widow, standing in her own yard, was
also struck and died in five minutes. An
unknown man received a mortal wound
and will die before morning. The militia
then left the train and charged the crowd,
securing three prisoners. After this the
crowd dispersed, and no further re-
sistance was offered the troops and they
returned to the train which had been
coupled in front of the passenger. The
trip to Danville was made without any
further incident
PULLMAN RoUNDLY DENOUNCED.
DETROIT. July 9.-Following an i'm
mense parade OF workingmen tonight, a
mass meeting was held in the Audi
torium TO discuss the present strike situa-
ton and relations of labor and capital
generally Addresses were made by
various labor leaders, in which Pullman
was roundly denounced and the cause of
the strik ers.com mended. The feature of
the meeting was an address by Mayor
Pingree. recommending system of COM
pulsory arbitration way out of strike
troubles, to be an amendment to the ted-
eral Constitution. The Mayor read tele-
grams received in reply TO his nquiry, tel
egraphed to the Mayors of fifty cities COM
prising nearly all sections OF the United
States, 80 per cent. OF whom recommended
arbitration as the true solution of labor
troubles.
oLEvELAND's ACTION CONDEMNED.
CINCINNATI, July AT the meeting of
the trades unions tonight in sympathy
! with the strike 1000 people crowded into
Music Hall and left an overflow meeting
of 5000 on the outside Of the building.
Not an incorporate word WAS spoken,
neither were there any transparencies
carried in the procession. Resolutions
were adopted coudemning the action of
President Cleveland.
/ TRAINS ATTACKED.
NEW ALBANY Qnd.), July 9.-The
Louisville, Nashville and st. Louis Rail
way Air Line passenger train bound for
st. Louis was attacked by the strikers at
Hoffmau's switch, about one mile outside
the city. to-day. The Pullman cars were
uncoupled, and after hitching the mail
car to the engine, the train was ordered to
proceed, leaving the Pullman cars be-
hind, which was doue. The passengers
returned to the depot on foot and de-
manded their money, which was re-
funded.
GoMPERs IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Copies of the
resolutions passed in the meeting at Chi
cago requesting that his presence in Chi
cago was imperative was shown 10 Mr..
Gompers to-day, and after he looked at
the question in every light Mr.. Gompers
| said TO an Associated Press reporter Il
am not going to Chicago until | am sent
for. My duty is now here, and here /
shall remain until am called away"
QUIET AT HAMMOND.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Nearly thousand
militiamen arrived in Hammond to-day.
| They were the Second Third and Fourth
after their arrival the United States
troops were ordered away and left for
| Chicago. The Ceroner's jury impaneled
to inquire into the killing Of Charles
| Fleischner, returned a verdict that
! Fleischner'S death was caused by accI-
dent. occasioned by soldiers of Company
! Is, Fifteenth Infantry, shooting wantonly
aud carelessly into crowd of peaceable
citizens. All is quiet here Tonight.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO (O.), July 9.-While the lead
ers of the American Railway Union
claim that they feel encouraged with the
result OF the first day of the strike, the
movement has been entirely unlike what
was ex pected. The principal point is the
| Air Line junction of the Lake Shore,
where nearly 800 men quit work this
morning and where over 200 cars of
| freight are standing on the tracks.
| Superintendent johnson and his as
sistants did the switching and managed
to get out freight at 4:15 this afternoon.
Six trains of stock and perishable
freight passed through late this afternoon
l hl1t tho will tn
move trains. Passenger trains are not
| interfered with. The Brotherhood en-
gineers and fremen who have thus far
refused to go out in body will determine
| their course at meeting to be held to-
night.
STRIKE AT LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, July 9.-American Rail-
road Union men quit this afternoon on
the Louisville & Nashville. Fifty Deputy
| Sheriffs have been sworn in to protect
property.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE SITUATION.
| MEMPHIS, July 9.-The general strike
situation in this city is generally inn
| proved to-day. at IL O'Clock passenger
trains with Pullmans attached left for
Kansas City and Birmingham. The situ-
alton on all other lines is unchanged.
BIG FOUR FIREMEN STRIKE.
CINCINNATI. July 9.-Big -Four firemen
from here to st. Louis struck at mid
night.
TROOPS TO ASSIST IN MOVING MAILS.
DEMING IN. NJ, July 9.-About 500
United States troops from Fort Bayard
left here tonight on special train for
Ration TO assist in moving United States
mail trains on the Santa Fe.
IMPROVEMENT AT SALT LAKE
SALT LAKE, July 9.-There has been a
dncfQn1 IlnnrnUamQnt m ma nd
freight traffic to-day. Trains are moving
without interruption. The Chicago
limited fast mail left the Union Pacific
depot this morning manned by Deputy
Marshals and carrying full equipment,
including Pullman sleepers.
UNcoUPLED THE TRAIN.
TOLEDO {O.), July 9.-This afternoon
an effort was made to send a Lake Shore
train of coal west from the yards. A
number of strikers leaped aboard and
uncoupled it in dozen places. The po-
lice were called and arrested two men.
STRIKE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, July 9.-Ninety men en-
ployed in the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe shops at Galveston, Texas. went out
to-day. The shopmen al Temple, Texas,
are also out. The strikers went out under
orders from President Debs. The Ameri-
can Railway Union trainmen employed
on the Vicksburg division of the Queen
and Crescent quit to-day.
NOT A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-At midnight,
after protracted meeting, the firemen
on the st. Louis division of the Big Four
road, which extends from Cincinnati to
St. Louis, went out on strike. This is
not a sympathetic strike. Last year
their wages were reduced 10 per cent. A
month ago their mileage was, they al
legged, increased about so per cent. This