The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
PULLMAN SHOPS TO REOPEN.
Numerous Applications for Work Made
by the Strikers.
RETURNING TO WORK AT SACRAMENTO
The Federal and State Troops are PrepAr-
ing 10 Leave Chicsgo-More Indict-
meuts Against strikers.


received 325 applications from workmen
desiring TO return TO work. and that he
anticipated no trouble in securing
sufficient number of operatives 10 work
all the departments. Three hundred
men are engaged in oiling the machinery,
, cleaning the shops. and doing other pre-
limnary work
While one hundred OF these men, who
are Hollanders. living at Roseland, were
on their way TO Pullman this morning,
they were stopped short distance west
of Pullman by strikers or their sympa-
thzers and an ail-round fight ensued,
which terminated In the new men agree
ing TO 30 home After nearly reaching
ROseldnd, however, the HOllanders sepa-
rated into groups Of two or three, ana
by circultOus route returned to Iul-
man and went to work. Most OF the
Hoilanders are iron founders, but all
were pressed into service at cleaning up.
WHOLESALE INDICTMENT OF STRIKERS.
CHICAGO, July l9-The grand jury ad-
Journed today. Just before doing so II
handed TO Judge Seaman a pile Of manu-
script two feet high, said to contain twen-
ty-nlne indictments against forty-three in
dlYlduals. The papers were at once lock-
ed up In the district attorneys office. No
warrants were issued to-day upon them;
that VIII bee done tomorrow when the
indictments are recorded The court. in
the meantime. had fixed the bail on zach
Of the indictments n $1,000 against each
and every individual concerned. II Is
stated on good authority that not only
were there cumulative Indictments against
President Debs. Nice-President Howard,
Secretary keliher and Editor Rogers. OF
the Railway Journal. but that every other
member OF the board of directors had been
scOOped I'm and would be put on trial. IL
was also hinted that Organizer Phean,
who on Monday was committed by Judge
Taft at Cincinnati for contempt OF court,
was also indicted. one indctemnt, and
which, SO IL was stated in the district
attorneys office, Is one of the strongest
yet found. no less than nineteen de-
PENDANTS are named. Several Of the di-
rectors of the Railway Union have lee
tured during the past week 10 organize
lodges I'm the West but they are equally
liable 20 arrest as though they remained
within the jurisdiction.
END OF THE STRIKE AT SACRAMENTO.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, July lo.-Early
this morning over four hundred men
reported for work In the shops, and
many Of the old employees were given
their former positions. Every depart
meut save the rOlling-m mills and foundry
Is i'm operation, with a sufficient force
TO handle all business for the present.
No work IS to be done in the rolling
mills and foundry, and for this reason
they Cemain imperative.
The men filed into the yards protected
by strong military escort There were
committees from the strikers ranks
hanging upon the outskirts Of the sentry
lines and endeaVoring to persuade the
workmen from returning TO work, but
their pleas were in vain. II Is generally
conceded that the strike, so far as II
obtains here, is over and that the rail
road company has won. Superintendent
Small, Of the motive power and ma
chinery department, says he has appllca-
for % aslsrrt htfn IA
men, and by tomorrow he will have
six hundred men at work. Three switch
ing crews went 10 work this morning.
and trains are made up without ditii-
Guilty.
MAYOR OF OAKLAND ISSUES A PROCLAMATION.
OAKLAND, CAL, july p.-Mayor
Pardee has issued proclamation, In
which he orders crowds on the streets,
requires people TO keep indoors, leaving |
home only I'm pursuit Of their legitimate |
business. The reason for the proclama- |
tiOn is stated by the Mayor TO be the con- |
dition If affairs IN Oakland threatening |
destruction OF property, disturbance Of |
peace. Interference OF travel by railroad |
trains and the cessation Of commerce.
No A. r. T.. MEN WANTED.
KENT. o., July 19.-The shops Of the |
New York Lake Erie and Western rail- |
road at this place, were started TINS |
morning A vast amount OF work had |
accumulated, and the force will be rushed
for some time 20 clear II up. Notwith- |
this fact, thirty-hye men were |
discharged, including every member OF |
the American Railway Union
ANOTHER STRIKER CONVICTED.
DETROIT MICH, July l9.-In the
United States Court this morning william |
pirr charged with violating the injunc- /
ton Of the court by entering the De- |
trOit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee rail- |
road yards and assaultins SWltchman |
Bruce. was found guilty and sentenced to |
six months in the house OF correction.
ANOTHER STRIFE DECLARED orr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o., July 19-The |
strike among the pOtters at this place |
was declared off this morning, and work |
will resume at once The wage scale Will |
be governed by the terms Of the Tren- |
ton o.. J) compromise on u II per cent.
reduction.
A. r. I. ORDER DisREGARDED.
CHICAGO. July l9.-The American Rail-
way Unions order for all the men AT the |
stock yards 10 quit work seemed 70 have |
little effect. Railroad employees returned |
10 their work as usual, switching was con-
tinued and the packers seemed inclined
10 treat the matter as Il Joke The Stock |
Yards Company VIII endeaVor TO solve |
the problem Of securing protection for the |
men outside working hours by lodging |
and boarding them IN It's village. Cots
were placed In houses this morning.
srlIKERs PROBABLY COMMIT ARSON.
CHICAGO. July l9-The Wholesale mar
ket of Nelson. Morris ~ Co. was burned |
last night. The building was locateg at
the head OF Root street, ana was wooden |
from bottom TO top. Within thirty MN
ltes from the time the soldiers on guard |
luty fired at some prOwlcrs 3JO,VpD worth /
II meats and property had been DESTROYED.
There is no doubt that the fire was In
.endiary 1t started between row or
.ars and the building. and IN "A trice the
lanes had leaped to the roof. Around
he sides and along the portico, "hlcn
covered the way TO the delivery wagons
Z crcled the entire structure before re
company just around the corner could
,et 10 the water plug across the way, |
When Il battalion OF militia reachel tne
not the great crowds on the streets were
heering the great burst OF 1re.
A. R. Q. MEN RETURN TO WORK.
HAMMOND. IND. July l9-After a
tormy session last night the hammonu
ranch Of the American railway OhiOh
ecided 10 return TO work.
TROOPS PREPARING TO LKAyE CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 19-By tomorrow
ali Federal soldiers will haze
eft the city. All the companies ere
Today making vigorous preparation Tor |
Ienarture Troops however. will be held
- Eort sheridan for some time yet, 10 |
~ In readiness FOR call II necessary.
rba second brigade Of State troops VIII
,lso be gone by tomorrow.
SIXTY srBtEkRs INDICTED.
sr PAUL. MINI. July J9-The FEEDER
4 grand Jury to-day returned Indictments
asinsf sixty strikers and others FOR In
srference with mails during the recent
,rtlra on the northwestern railroads. |