Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

the Pullman bovcott was there any dan
ger OF sympathetic strise on the part
OF the brotherhood Of Locpsuotive Fire
men. and that oil talk to that effect wns
by persons not familiar with the Brother
hood laws.
Strike Not Broken.
LOS ANGELES, July H-Cha<ies Hart,
chairman OF the local division Of the
American Railway Union, and man
against whom a case for contempt IL
now pending before Jsdge Ross. said this
afternoon that the strike was not broken
here, and that a majority q the Ameri-
can Railway Union men on this division
would hold out until officially notified that
the strike Ia OF.
Train Wreckers Jailed.
WOODLAND, CAL July As. y. Wor-
den and ii. a. Knox. both accused OF
completely In the train-wreck. were
brought over from Sacramento about
tbs this evening by Sheriff wyckoff. and
are now quartered in the county jail
Their preliminary examination will prob
ably be held Monday The jail is sur
rounded by n strong guard Of deputy
shcriffs, and company OF militia.
Inquests at Sacramento.
are being made for the inquest on the
body Of Roger Clark. who was killed in
the trestle wreck. The date for the in
quest on the body OF Stewart. who was
shot yesterday and who died last night.
has not yet been set. IL has been learned
that he was n fireman In the navy and
was discharged several months ago. The
railroad officials say he has been afilia-
ting with the strikers.
Railway Action Final.
CHICAGO. ILL. July N.-John NJ
Egan, chairman OF the General Managers
Association, announced at noon to-day
that the action was final which was taken
last night in returning to Mayor Hop
kins the proposition for a return OF the
strikers 20 work, submitted by President
Debs, Of the American Railway Union.
The announcement by Egan was said TO
be the result Of a session OF the general
managers, which began to-day about 10
A. NJ.
Proceedings Against Debs.
CHICAGO, ILL, July H-Dstrict-At-
torncy Alilchrist is preparing to begin
civil proceedings against Debs and the
other strike-leadcrs-thdt Is. TO cite them
into court 10 answer for contempt In Vio-
lating the Injunction. This action will IN
cluGe Dcbs, Howard, Rogers. hellber'
ana other officers and directors Of the
union. who have not been indicted. The
contempt charges will be heard by Judges
Woods and Grosscup, who jointly issued
the injunction.
a Commissioner Arrested.
CINCINNATI. July H-Judge Taft to-
day appointed William Curd United states
Commissioner at Mt Sterling, Ky wee
T.. VI. Porch. removed for contempt Of
f.Hfl lin
the strikers at Mt, Sterling 10 get avg
when warrants were issued for their ar
rest
The three prisoners from Mt Sterling
who wanted hearing before Porch were
bound over to the October term by Judge
Taft in $50 each. Porch has been ar
rested, and his hearing set for Monday
next at Covington, Ky.
Summons for Dehs y Go.
CHICAGO. July IA deputy United
States marshal from Tennessee arrived
in town this morning. He Had sum
mons 70 serve on Deb5, Howard, ke.ihtr,
and Director Rogers, requiring them -
auuear before the Una ID states circuit
Court Of The Western District Of Tennes-
see in August and show cause Why they
should not be punished for violating an
Injunction issued by the court restraining
them from Interfering with railways ~
gagged in carrying the mails and in In
terstate commerce within the jurisdiction
Of the court. The papers were served on
Rogers and KelihCr at II O'Clock, and on
pebs and Howard when they came out OF
the meeting Of the Executive Committee
an hour later.
The Boycott's Death-Blow.
CHICAGO, July 4-Chicago IS very
rapidly resuming It's normal condition.
The action of the conference OF the
! Federation Of Labor yesterday afternoon.
! supplemented by the meeting Of the Build
| ing and Trades Assembly last night, at
| which II was resolved 10 call of the
/ strike and resume work at once. is &C
! c.ptcd universally as the death-blOw Of
( the Pullman boycott. OF course. Debs and
| Sovereign are saying that it is not over.
| and that they are going 10 fight to the
! bitter end Debs goes 50 far as 70 say
| that he VIII tie up every railroad in the
United States, but he also says, or did
say IN q speech last night to 800 strikers,
1.-The only thing that now remains for
us 10 accomplish Is to get you boys back
at your work"