Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

Pullman Company will not surrender.
1t Is that employers must be permitted |
To run their business in their own way, |
md without interference from their en- |
pluyes, or from anybody else. We shall
not allow any one to tell us how our
business shall be conducted, and we shall
not consent to arbitration. Our business
is our own private affair, and we
want no interference from Federal, or
State or any other government"
There was nothing more to say.
LITTLE FOR THE SOLDIERS TO DO.
The United States regulars enjoyed q
day of rest upon the lake front, while
the majority of the State militia took
things easy in Battery D and in the
commodious warehouse ON Wabash
avenue that had been seized under
orders of Mayor Hopkins for provi-
sional barracks.
MARINE ENGINEERS WILL NOT STRIKE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July l0.-About / o'clock
this morning crowd of Poles or Hun.
garians gathered at Ashland avenue and
the Grand Trunk tracks, and before the
authorities were warned had torn up sew
eral hundred feet of track. A company
of militia charged the crowd and dispersed
it after firing several shots. No one was
hurt as far as known.
Speaking of the prohibited labor meet
ing, Mayor Hopkins said his order was
not intended to stop labor meetings except
in the district where acts of lawlessness
| had been committed. His object ia for
bidding them this was simply to prevent
| possible collisions between crowds which
| nightly collect and assault the troops.
| The National Association of Marine
Engineers will not 80 on strike to assist
other labor organizations. L. H. Kenney,
chairman of the local grievance commit
| tee. said THE association Of marine CHI
| gineers is not a striking body. 1t is u
benevolent organization" Thomas Il.
| Dowd, secretary, heartily endorsed all Mr..
kenney said.
STOCK YARD BLOCKADE RAISED.
The blockade at the stock yards was
raised to-day, when Armour, Swift and
Morris sent out train of 55 cars of meat
The train went through the yards without
obstruction, being the first to leave since
July 4th The Stock Yards Co.'S tracks
We're clear and another train was prepared
for shipment East late this afternoon
The receipts at the stock yards to-day
consisted Of 80 cattle and 5000 sheep.
THEY THANK THE PRESIDENT.
CuIcAGo, ILL, July 10.-At the meeting
of the Illinois Club the largest and mos
influential business mems club of the
West Side, last night, the following I'D
dress was unanimously adopted
Ia Hia EzceilencE G,OrPr CT. Ireland, presi+en
or fht United S.ates, Washington: The Illino
Club, 400 strong, of the city OF Chicago, CRATE
fully thanks the President for his patrlot
act on In behalf of law and order and for tn
maintenance Of dignity OF the Federal court
of this city. Every word OF your wise and pru
i dent orders ard timely proclamation is hereb
, earnestly endorsed. We congratulate TN
American people that our President knows hi
duty.
[signedl WALTER SHOEMAKER, President
MOVED TRAIN IN SPITE or A MOB.
: Armour & Co. moved a train of mea
r cars this morning in spite Of mob tina
gathered along Loomis and Fortysevent
! streets TO oppose the action. Stones wer
thrown, and the crowd INDUCED in hoot
ing, but the appearance OF detachmen
of troops put an end to the scene of di.
order. A train of 67 cars loaded by Swift
? Armour and Norris was sent out this morI
= ing over the b. Il o. line guarded b
! deputies.
= ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
i John J. Harran, vice-grand master {
! the Firemens Brotherhood, was arreste
last night for conspiring to interrupt ii
g terstate commerce and mail traffic by il
n ducing Belt Line engine crew to gu
., work.
i MAYOR HOPKINS TALKS.
If at Is labor lost. Not $50 mayors woul
have the slightest effect on the Pullma
Company" said Mayor Hopkins tn
morning when asked il Mayor Pingree
10 Detroit had asked him to become one
1t the so mayors to join in an appeal
Is George NJ. Pullman to allow the diffe
il ences between he and his men to be SUI
= mitted to arbitration.
% ttMaunr pinuraa rrnha hlv thbi1frbt III
$ was no need of asking me to Join vii
1r him in such an appeal said Mayor Ho
kins this morning. My position is pret
al well known. But 80 mayors will have /
NJ effect on the Pullman Co., no, nor $50, III
4 500. Every one is ignored by this cor
nj pany. However, il will take PuIlmii
~ years to recover from this trouble.
u will find he is ooycotted by the America
~ people. The business will go to Pullman
id competitors. Then he will realize h
IN mistake of his position to-day"
Ne DEBs WAS RATHER SURPRISED.
:, CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 10.-The stroi
"a arm of the nation has reached out al
y. ~ has seized Eugene Y. Debs, the chief
\, the conspirators who have brought Il
=, whole Western country to a state
~ anarchy. 1t has seized, too, George \
- Howard, Sylvester Kelliher and NJ.
81 Rogers, fellows in the conspiracy, al
they are all to be brought to book.
He took the arrest very cOolly a.
when he was ushered before the Fedel
an officials, laughed and joked with the
to Each of the indicted men secured t
$4,000 bail demanded.
to The arrest of Debs and his chief f
lit. lowers, the officers of the Americ
hi Railway Union, occurred this aftcrno
sat at 4.45 o'clock at the Leland Hotel,
SUIT the lake front, within sight Of the cal
m. of the United States soldiers, VIII,
lpt presence was made necessary by til
ny conspiracy.
rk- 1t followed the finding of an indi
vas ment against the quartet by the spec
it'll United States grand jury, sworn in t
of morning for the sole purpose of inveS
ng eating and finding out the men dlreC
on- responsible for the conspiracy and
going the wheels of justice that u
the might be punished.
~ GRossCUP CHARGES THE GRAND JU
ast The special grand jury was sworn
10 this morning by United States ,lu
IAN Grosscup. 1t is composed of solid b
ar. ness men, men of judgment and dist
ne ton, whom it is impossible to intimit
If by threats of violence. After they "
.ted sworn in, the judge delivered a G
II fully-prcpared charge. Among 81
enc things he said:
rcst The government Of the United st
~ has laws designed, first, to protect il
- and its authority over those to VII
under the Constitution and laws, 1t exit
the governmental regulations
nan For tine former purpuse-namely, to
tect itself and its authority us q gov
ment--it has enacted that every pc
this who entices, sets on foot, assists Or eng
Mi in anv rebellion or insnrreGtion agi
~, ~" the authority Of the United States OF
ltoh laws thereof, or gives aid or con
thereto, and any two or more person