The record-union., 1894-07-13
IN OTHER SECTIONS.
The Strike at Cleveland at an En-,
Stampede of Employees.


The Strike at Cleveland at an End
Stampede of Employees.
CLEVELAND, July 12.-There was per-
feet stampede to-day among the striking
railway employes-and the big strike is
ended.
ANOTHER INJUNCTION.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Another omni-
bus injunction was issued against e. V.
Debs and others by Judge Taftus in the
Circuit Court to-day, on application of
the general counsel of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroads.
swITCHMAN FIRED UPON.
TOLEDO (O.), July 12-While Lewis
Potts, of the new Lake Shore switchmen,
was running pony engine in the yards
at noon to-day, he was fired on by some
unknown person behind some freight
cars. Five shots were fired, one grazing
his neck and another wounding him.
The assailant escaped.
MEN RETURNING TO WORK.
FARGO IN. d., July 1.-THE North
ern Pacific men are fast returning to
work. The officials are picking up
enough men to fill all places. At James,
town the American Railway Union Off
GERS withdrew from the order, majority
of them returning to work. Freight
trains are beginning to run. D
SPRING VALLEY LooTERs.
SPRING VALLEY (Ill.), July 1.-THE
long expected wholesale arrest of the
looters of the Spring Valley Coal Com
pany of this city commenced to-day, the
Sheriff making the arrests, assisted by a
company Of militia. Scores of houses
were ransacked from cellar to garrett, and
any quantity OF dress goods, shoes. pro-
oil y a
identified as property stolen from the
stores. The city will be held responsible
for the damage sustained from the looting
of the stores. The arrests will be con-
tinued tomorrow, aud it is expected that
about thirty or forty more will be ar
rested.
SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT.
TOPEKA tkans.), July 12-J. w. Kuth
and Patrick Sullivan, both of Atehison.
were to-day sentenced by Judge Foster
to serve term OF thirty days in jail.
Kuth is Missouri Pacific employe and
Sullivan works in an Atchison foundry.
They were arraigned for contempt of
court in disregardIng Judge Fosters re-
cent restraining orders. They assaulted
Il. Il. Ferguson, Santa Fe switchman,
because he dared to take the place of
strikers. When arraigned they pleaded
ignorance, saying they did not know the
Santa re was in the hands OF receivers.
STRIKERS REMAINDER.
DENVER, July 12.-Thirty OF the men
who disarmed the deputies and interfered
with the passage OF tho United States
mail at Trinidad were remanded TO await
the action of the Federal Grand Jury.
These men were on trial for contempt of
court, but Judge Hallett overlooked this
comparatively trivial charge that they
might be tried on criminal charges. OF
the men before the court to-day, those
against whom the evidence was not con-
elusive, or who could not be identified,
were discharged. An attachment was
ISSUED for c. K. Randall, the telegraph
operator in the Postal Telegraph Office at
Trinidad, demanding that be come into
court and bring with him all kilograms
referring to the strike. He has tele-
graphed that he viii do so.
A BREAK AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO (O.), July 12.-The first per-
ceptible break in the situation occurred
to-day when forty yardmen and brake
men on the Wabash, Clover Leaf and
c. II. q d. roads returned to work. On
the Lake Shore the tie-up is as complete
as ever.
vANDABIA STRIKERS.
TERRA HAUTE, July 12.-Notice was
posted up in the Vandalia yards to-day,
signed by John G. Williams, Vice-Presi-
dent, notifying the yandalia strikers that
all who returned to work tomorrow tf,ri-