New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
nEGr'LAns WITHDRAWN FROM HAMMoNr
, STRONG FORCE OF STATE TROOPS ~ POSSES
-IoN ANp ORDER SOW PREVAILS

s srRoNG FORCE oF STATE Troops ~ POSSES
-io~ ASr ORDER SOW PREVAILS
IIlmmoni Ind. July rhc people Cd, Hammond
pV lte flls morning ., frl themselves surrounded
b., Cd 'lirI q o." militia force 90 Indiana. All the
'rlcks near '1e railroad e'aton. ~" platform. side
walks ana ears wcrc 0lol WIN ttc urel citizen
s. fl.-f wh, were called from their homes sun
3.t p, lcfcrl 'hc honor - 'he H1'si"r stat ana
RESTORE orI.- her. \ battery ~ artillery ana 40
80 -,rs and rr,u w,re gathered hy order IL the
Governor nrl brought o tho scene % denth AMI
disturbance by daylight this morning IA a pro
caution IA" military train on the Chicago end
Eastern Illinois wns held hour AT Crown Point
until daybf.ak. Thrr-. thousand t'ntr wer" brought
together with equipments and railons FOR long
s'at n necessary. The state troops were divided
from she regulars by the crossing u the main
street Allutaut- General Robbins. ~ Indianapolis.
c.rn. Win "a" militia t. AXE cpmmlni IN p"rson.
Assistant AIrrnnt-o;ruern! Ice IS also with tho
Command Tho workingn"n Remained In their
homes during the night. as they had promised and
10 railroad property was touched. The soldiers
had a quiet night and there has been no violence or
gatherings - citizens today.
IN. Federal troops were Withdrawn by order OF
General Miles this morning. leaving here on Il
special Michigan Cortral train FOR Chicago at II
o'clock one - the officers saii that they were
going 70 clean up the Stock Yards" This leaves
the Indiana militia IN possession ~ the railroad
property \ camp has been established on tho ball
grounds. the tracks. superintendent snyder,
~ TIC Michigan Central said Tint the road was
cicnr Trains were running On all IN" roads enter
INK Hammond today.
Two thousand Norkinemcn went on strike here
today 1870 Oh them being from the y II. Ham
raond Company's packing houses. Some of them
are now ont to all the Pullman boycott SIXTY
employs u ne spring works Joined the strikers
and 10 \. H. I. men are on strike
The Governor II Illinois and Indiana have agreed
TO abolish the state l'ne. 90 Jar as l. NODDED Nr
mArH pul ST. cor cross th~ hounlarrs ~ liam
,,sUf no "A q 4.
since The Federal troops left here, being more
friendly 10 the militia All the rides belonging 20
the Zounves taken ~ the schoohous" last
nirhf after the shooting and all other firearms
which could be got holi OF by the excited citizens
were seized for the purpose Of making an attack
IN ,hc Regulars who took part In the shooting OK
yesterday.
Washington July News OF further trouble
M Hammond. Ind. came 10 Maior-General
schoneld at an early hour this morning from
General Miles NJ chicago. General Niles Hald
m"nd during the carly hours OF the lay be
tween Company : 18th Regular Infantry, AMI mohs
number clpturel General Sen ,f"A took this telr-
grom to the white House ana had a consultation
with the President about thc now condition OF ar.
f. ira All other news received In M" forenoon was
OF rcassurlng character. General Miles reporter
that Chicago was pli"t anu Pc did mot rS'trsN 1'I
believes that General Miles VIII not need any more
re'nforconcnts with TWO full regiments ~ infantry
dlstri,,ufcl throughout Chicago and about 100 men
~ HE disposal at Font sheridan
Tho e,.es ~ the Administration are now directed
ansous'y toward san Frnnclsco whore trouhl" -
fcered II has been reported 10 the war Depart
nent that nearly all III" sympathy In san francisco
Is with the strikers. and II is feared from me hap
neninge at Sacramento that the State Militia cam
noi b.. dcp"nd"l upon.
The Coroner to-day he,i m Inquest ne oocy Of
Charles Fleschcr who shot by Federal sol
dicr Yesterday The verdict Of the jury was that
Tlc,schcr came 70 his death by accident caused 10y
company -. 18th Regiment Of Infantry. |. ) A..
shooting wantonlv and carelessly into peaceablc