The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-05

CHICAGO, July 4.-Taken In its on.
tirety the dny has been a quiet one in
stAke circles, barring an occasional
furry caused' by tho gathering Of moba
in the stock yard districts. They wore,
however, held In check by police and
deputies, backed up by tho near prox-
Unity Ola detachment Of regulars from
Fort Sheridan for whom the strikers
have o wholesome respect. Trains arc
ouco moro moving at Blue Island, tho
turbulent element having suddenly
Bimmercd down when confronted by
certain wicked looking pieces of ordin-
ance and glittorinG bayonets.
Tho Chicago & Northwestern to-day
resumed its passenger service, which is
now moving regularly and without in.
terference. A special grand Jury will,
Il is stated, be called together soon for
tho purpose OF indicting President
Debs and other leaders OF tho American
Railway Uuion, charging them with
conspiracy to impede railway traffic,
contempt OF the federal courts injunc-
ton, and indictment to mob violence
and riot.
After the troops disembarked at tho
stock yards strikers vented their spleen
by ditching the two rear coaches OF tho
troops train and disabled engines BY
showing coupling pins into tho cross
head guides, being careful, however, to
wait until tho regulars had got safe
distance away.
Tne Illinois Central announce that
the conditions on their lines arc most
favorable, and that Suburban passenger
service will bo resumed tomorrow
morning.
The Santa Fe and tho Alton freight
service 10 still seriously crippled, though
Santa Fe passenger trains are moving
The Baltimore & Ohio passenger ser-
vice is normal.
The Nickel Plato freight service 10 at
. astandstill and passenger trains arc ir-
regular,
Tho Michigan Central got out train
Of forty cara OF meat to-day. Tho sltua-
tion is improving.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad company
announce that they will begin moving
perishable freight TO and from Chicago
tomorrow.
A late report tonight from Fifty
seventh street is that last train No. 4,
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, from
New York, is held there in the hands
ofamob and poIicehave been dispatched
The Order Of Railroad Conductors,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
and Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmcn,
in q meeting hold in Contralia to-day.
representing tho Champaign district Of
the Illinois Central railroad, voted to
rcmnin at work. Similar action was
taken by Division 2S, Brotherhood OF
Locomotive. Engineors, at jackson,
Tenn.
cora on tho Chicago & Alton blocked ut
Bloomington. Tho Chicago & Alton
hayc notified theis mon to report for
duty tomorrow morning or consider
themselves discharged. II they do not
report for work men will bc hired IN
their places and open tho road II neces,
sary with tho protection OF United
States troops.
The general managers association,
after the meeting to-day, positively au'
nounccd their previous limo OF policy re-
Carding tho present strike in tho strong.
est terms that they have yet used: 1t
is emphatically stated that there Is no
compromise and no surrender contemp.
lated or possible on the part OF tho rail.
roads.
Whilo a train bearing tho cavalry
troops was pulling into the stock yards
this evening q crowd Of ten thousand
people surrounded tho cars and
pulled tho coupling pins. Tho police
charged tho crowd aud Lieutenant Fitz'
patrick was knocked down by stone.