The record-union., 1894-07-09

sentatives of our ex-employes. If the
latter wish to talk with us they must
come themselves, and without outside
representation"
The veteran corps of the First Regi-
ment, /. n. e., is preparing to take part
in the present trouble. The corps num-
bers 160 veterans and expects to be able
to report to General Wheeler Tomorrow.
The organizations equipment is at
Springfield. and Vice-President Wicks OF
the Pullman Company agreed to furnish
blankets to-day for the men who are
gathering at the armory.
About midnight it was discoy cred by
the police that notorious anarchists was
drilling his fellows in a hall at Ashland
and Forty-ninth streets, hotbed of for
eigners, but they became alarmed and
scattered before a raid was made.
John Mcbride, President of the Min
ers' National Union, arrived in the city
this evening, and is comforting with the
leaders OF the strike.
A sentry shot at a man tonight who
was supposed to be trying to set ire TO a
car. No one was hurt.
The General Managers Association
issued the following bulletin: "a Pam
handle wrecking train, bearing twenty
Deputy Marsials, was stoned by a mob
at Twenty-second street tonight, and the
Deputy Marshals arrested two men. The
mob still threw stones and fired on the
Marshals, who retured the fire, killing
ore man and wounding several others
Five cars and the oil house were burned
at Jwenty-Second street."
A mass meeting of representatives OF
all the trades unions in the city is in
session tonight to consider the question
Pullman boycott. The meeting will
without doubt last all night. 1t is not ex-
pected that any action will be taken be-
fore daylight, and it will PROBABLY be
later than that before the meeting ad-
journs.
Il believe the crisis has been passed,
and that there will be no more serious
trouble" said Mayor Hopkins tonight.
"The shooting into the mob by State
troops Saturday afternoon has shown the
lawless element what it may expect ii il
persists in its outbreaking against law
and order. Thugs and criminals who
have been masquerading i'll Tho strike as
workmen evidently believed the soldiers
would not fire on them. But they know
better now and will. if l am not greatly
mistaken, be more careful i'll the
future"
Late tonight Governor Altgeld granted
permission 10 the Indiana troups TO come
to Illinois, and wired the Illinois State
troops to cooperate with Indiana soldiers
to suppress dieorder.
The Herald says: The recent strike OF
the railway employees in Chicago and
throughout the entire country is not to
be confined to a settlement of the strike
of the employees of the Pullman Palace
Company. 1t is the intention of the
American Railway Union to force set
tlement of the wage question on all roads
on which they are employed before
agreeing to make final settlement of the
strike. President Debs dictated tele-
grams about as follows TO every chairman
of local strike committee in the country;
''Shall we push the fight for higher
wages along with the Pullman poycottl
Get vote of your union on this question
and answer Immediately.
"(Signed), DEBs."
These kilograms were sent out or
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF the
first week of the strike. Answers came
in rapidly, few of them opposing, but
in majority of cases the answers were
strongly in the affirmative. President
Debs said last night that the report OF 8
complication of grievances now existing
was, in part, true.