The record-union., 1894-07-11
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Pullmans Taken From II Train Seal
New Albany, Indiana.

Pullmans Taken From i, Train Near
New Albany. Indiana.
NEW ALBANY Ind.). July 10.-The
Louisville, Evansville aud st. Louis
Railway (Air Line passenger train,
bound for st. Louis, was attacked by the
strikers at Loffman's switch, about one
mile outside of 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 behind, which was done.
The passengers returned to the depot and
demanded their money, which was re-
funded.
FATAL FIGHP AT SPRING VALLEY.
SPRING VALLEY Qll), July l0.-Com-
pany c of the Fifth regulars, commanded
by Captain Conrad, came into collision
with the mob at this place to-day. and
after patiently enduring yolley after vol
ley, fired into the mob, killing two men
and woundiug several others.
Dead Dominick Bartmer, shot through
the head, killed instantly; John SalloiI,
an Italian. shot through the breast. IN
jured: Walter Gregory, deputy, ribs bro
ken, badly bruised; Lush holp. deputy
shot in the thigh; S. ID. Powell, deputy
shot twice in the face; unknown Italian
rioter, shot by Powell; unknown rioter,
hands and arms badly lacerated by bay
onet while militia clearing the street.
The fight occurred at 4:5O this evening,
when Rock Island train bearing troops
pulled into the depot. At the time OF its
arrival a number of Poles, Lithunians
and Huns were gathered upon the hill
overlooking the depot. As the men filed
out on the depot platform, they were
greeted with u chorus of yeils, and stones
rained down around them. Captain Con-
rad raised his hand and called to the mob
to cease throwing stones. 1t obeyed him
in all instant, but seeing the troops re-
main passive, regained its viciousness
and sent volley alter volley OF stones at
the soldiers. ut the same time drawing
nearer and being more threatening. Cap
tain Conrad ordered his men to aim, and
as moro stones came at the regulars be
gave the word 10 fire. The MOB broke
when the fire began, and has not assem-
bled since. The troops went back TO Chi
cago tonight.
STRIKERS DECIDE TO WORK.
TOLEDO, July 10.-The Michigan Cen
tral strikers at midnight last night de-
cided to go to work. The Pennsylvania
road is moving all trains without trouble.
Tie strike on the Hooking Valley is over
have issued an order discontinuing all
scheduled freight trains. The Lake Shore
yards are the only point of trouble.
MORE NoN-UNIoN MEN.
CLEVELAND, July 10.-More non-union
men were brought into the city from the
East about midnight and put at work in
the Lake Shore yards. To-day at the Big
Four yards an attempt was made to get
out a freight train, but no conductor
could be found.
The Nickle Plate at Belleview is com
pleteIy tied up.
The other roads are awaiting the out
come Of the proposed break on the Van
derbilt lines. Passenger trains are rum
ming.
DAY TRAINS RUNNING.
ST. PAUL, July 10.-Day passenger
trains are running ON schedule time. No
night trains viii be run on the Duluth
branch to Omaha until the road is sure OF
protection at Schooner. All the wires
have been cut at that place and the situa-
ton is thought to be grave.
on the Northern Pacific, the coast train
passed Billings, Montana, to-day. The
Mayor of Livingtone telegraphed to Gen
eral Manager Kendrick: Don't let train
pass Livingstone: if it does not brick
will be left standing here"
Kendrick replied: The train will go
by; if interfered with not another brick
will be laid in Livingston
The train passed Livingston without
molestation.
ENGINEERS RETURNING.
TOLEDO, July 10.-Receiver Galloway
of the Glover Leaf reports that the en-
gineers on the Western Division of that
road are applying for reinstatement, and
are being taken on as new men at rate
that the road chooses to pay them.
FIREAIEN GO OUT.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-At midnight last
night, after a protracted meeting, the
firemen on the st. Louis division of the
Big Four road, which extends from Gin
cinnati 10 st. Louis, went out on a strike.
This is NOT a sympathetic strike. Last
year their wages were reduced 10 per
cent. A month ago their mileage was,
they alleged, increased about 80 per cent.
This constitutes their grievance.
A BLOCKADE RAISED.
ASHLEY 1nd.), July 10.-The blockade
on the Wabash road has been raised. All
union men are at work. Hiram Agile was
arrested last night and taken to Indian
apolis. Agile is the local President of the
American Railway Union.
BRIDGE BURNED.
HAMMOND Qnd.), July l0.-The bridge
on the Monon road, III the rear of this
city, was burned this morning.
Lew Wallace. Jr., was arrested last
night on a charge of inpersonating a
United States Marshal. Wallace DIS
played star and ordered all of the sa-
looms closed. Judge Morelock fined him
SO and costs.
PRESIDENT ARCHIBALD ARRESTED.
MILWAUKEE, July 10. = President
Frank Archibald, of Local Branch No.
134, American Railway Union. was ar
rested last evening.
UNION PACIFIC OPEN.
DENVER, July I0.-The Union Pacific
was to-day open to Ogden and all the
other roads are doing business as usual.
The Federal Board of Union Pacific
employees held conference with General
Manager Dickinson to-day in regard to
reinstating the striking American Rail-
way Union men. Mr. Dickinson ex-
pressed willingness to take all back
who had been peaceable and had not at
tempted to obstruct the traffic OF the road.
Notifications were sent to agents by GEN
eral Traffic Manager Monde to accept
freight for all points.
District Master Workman Cohen of the
knights of Labor will tomorrow call out
all members of his organization in
Omaha, South Omaha and Lincoln in
accordance with. the orders from Grand
Master Workma Sovereign. 1t is be-
lieved that the Union Pacific men will
refuse to obey the order, although Cohen
expresses confidence that from 5000 to
1000 men will walk out in the three
cities.
EX-PREsIDENT HARRISON.