The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-13
QUIET IN CHICAGO.
The Railroads Are Moving Passenger
Trains and Number Started
Freights.
WORKING FOR ARBITRATION,
Sovereign May Call Out Every Labor
Union in the Country on
Wednesday.

range for sufficient protection to ru
trains in and out Of the yards. The re
ceipts today were eleven sheep an
twenty-five lambs.
Everything is quiet and the feelinI
grows that there will be no more seriou
rioting. The roads are moving passenge
trains and number are startin
freights. 1t is quite clear that the mob
yesterday were composed chiefly 0
idlers from the packing houses. Yer
few railroad men took part. Presiden
Clevelands proclamation and the orde
Of President Debs to his followers +
avoid any lawless acts seem to have beel
very effective.
The Wabash train were detained to
day and finally came in on the For
Wayne tracks. The detour was neces
sary because tho bridge at the Clarl
street station hao been burned.
At an early hour this morning boy
and idle men at the Forty ninth stree
crossing Of the Grand Trunk road thew
stone at a squad of the state militia
The latter charged upon the mob ant
then on the renewal of the stone throw
ing fired volley. The crowd escaped
into adjoining houses.
Little work was done in the stool
yards today. John S. Sherman an
nounced that no attempt would be mad,
for few days to resume work. Armour
u Co. sent out hundred Thousand
pounds Of dressed beef before day ligh
to the city markets in wagons guarded
by yard employees.
Everything is quiet in Chicago ant
Hammond
The committee appointed by the tradel
unions at Ulrich's hall last night was il
conference with the mayor.
The shooting at Forty. ninth street
was done by a squad Of the Second Reg
iment, l. N. &.
Fort Wayne and Lake Shore officers
are trying to replace the strikers with
negroes.
Gen. Miles this afternoon issued 6
an order directing the troops under tht
presidents proclamation to disperse the
rioters.
An immense labor meeting has beer
called IN the stock yards district. Mayor
Hopkins was informed that the meeting
would be held in spite of his order
against the congregating of people.
Six freight cars were burning this
forenoon on the Illinois tracks at Burn
side. Six men found at the fire were ar
rested on suspicion and fined 500 each
Fifty men attempted to stop a train
of wagons loaded with meat for the city
trade which left the stock yards juet be
fore daylight. The police came to the
aid Of the drivers and their assailants
we're driven off.
General Master Workman Sovereign
said today that he had determined tc
delay the order for a strike OF his order
until Wednesday. He said, 81 make this
postponement to await the outcome ol
the fight among the Chicago trades
unions. do not consider it impossible
that the tremendous import of paralyz
ing Chicago industries will force George
M. Pullman and the railways to NEE,
the A. r. U. bali way. 1t is high time
that public sentiment should move the
corporations to arbitrating.'
The conference of labor leaders occu
pied the whole night Infammatory
speeches we're made by Debs, Sovereign
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John Mcbride, of the Miner Works as
sociation: w, ID. Mabop, of the Nationa
Association of Street Car Men. General
Master Workman Sovereign of the K. OF
LII. w. McKipney. of the brotherhood
of Painters and Decorators. and OCon.
nell Of the Machipiste. They will hold
a conference.
The Committee of seven appointed nv
the labor leaders asked Mayor Honkins
to arrange FOR a citizen,s committee nj
influential business men which shouid
undertake. 10 force Pullman to arbitrate
Mavor Honkins referred tba mattar r.
the Committed annointed NV the c;tv
council a weak 400. The mavnr hsss
called on the Governor for another reg;.
ment of state froons.
A. tha TThIr;cb hall noot;no roso,,,
t;ons were adonted raonest;ng ,sem,,al
Gomners. nresidant Of fbe Faderat;on n
Labor to come TO Chicago at once and