The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-23
PULLMAN SHOPS ARE OPEN.
Hundreds Of Men Busy In Cleaning
the Machinery, Edc.

Chicago July 19.-The Pullman shops at
Pullman, Will probably reopen early next
week, NiVe President WickeS stated this
morning that he had received 325 aprlica-
tions from worllmen desiring to return to
work ana that he anticicated no trouble in
securinga sufficient number of operatives to
work all the shifts Three hundred men are
engaged in oiling the machinery, cleaning
ard doing other preliminary WORK.
While one hundred of these men were on
their way TO Pullman this morning they
W. re stopped a short distance west OF Pull
man by the strikers and all-round fight
ensued, which terminated in the new men
agreeing to go home. Later, however, these
men returned by a circuitous route to Pull
man and went to work. Most of the Hol-
landers are iron founders, but all ere
pressed into service at cleaning up.
The grand jury adjourned today. Just
before doing so it handed to judge Seaman
a pile of manuscript two feet high, said to
contain twenty-nine indictments against
forty-nine individuals. The papers were at
once stacked in the district attorneys Of
flee No warrants were issued upon them.
That will be done tomorrow, when the in
dictments are recorded. The court, in the
the indictments at $4,000 against each OF
the indictments in $1,000 against each ana
every Individual concerned.
1t is stated on good authority that not
only were there cumulative indictments
against President Debs, Vice President
Howard, Secretary keliher and Editor
Rogers OF The Railway. Journal, but that
every Other member of the board of drec-
tors had been scooped and would be put on
trial 1t was also limited that Organizer
Phelan, who on Monday was committed by
Judge Taft, at Cincinnati, for contempt
of court was among those against whom
indictments had been found.
Struck Their Tents.
Quietly and with military precision the
main body of federal soldiers who have
been stationed in and about Chicago for
sixteen days or less evacuated Camp Miles,
Camp Hesing and the railroad station to-
day. There is still a fair size camp OF reg
ularS on the lake front at Brighton park
Their tents VIII disappear tomorrow as
soon as convenient and then \ ncle sam
will be represented by the marshal and his
deputies only. The First ana Ihlrd brig
aces Of the IIiIuc.s NatIOnal I4"1lu however,
have to assist the police in the case OF
a recurrence of disorder. The second prl6-
ade has been ordered home.
Hle Order Had No Effect.
The American Railway Union order warn
ing all men at the stock yards to deslst
from work seemed to have little effect on
the men to whom it was addressed TINS
morning Railroad employees returned TO
their work as usual toda. switching was
continued and the packers seemed inclined
to treat the matter a Joke. Inc stock
yards company will endeavor to solve the
problem of securing protection LOT us men
outside OF working hours by lodging and
boarding them in its buildings. CotS were
placed in some of the houses TINS noTlllhS
Nelson, Morris .& Co. burned out.
The wholesale market OF Nelson, Morris
& Co. was burned last night. The bulldlhg
was located at the mead of Root street ana
was wooden from bottom to top. Nlthh
thirty minutes from the time the soldiers
on guard duty fired at some proWlerS HoU'-
coo worth of meats and other property had
been dGStrOyd