Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-21

Furnish bonds In Hto,OOO Each or stay
In Jail-Rumors Of a Settlement OF the
Southern Pacific strike.
CHICAGO, July 21.-The members OF the
general executive board of the knights Of
Labor this morning began a several days
session. Routine business Is said to be
the cause of the meeting though the
strike will be- taken up, and measures Will
bo adopted 60 push forward an impeach-
ment Of Attorney General Olney.
Only two Of the men indicted by the
federal grand jury gave bail in the United
states court Most of the day was con
sumed in making out bench warrants
against the indicted. The men who gave
bail were J. J. Hannahan, vice grand
master of the Brotherhood of Firemen,
and August Hodges, one of the Brighton
park strikers. Bench warrants for all the
men included in tho Indictments were
handed 20 the marshal TO be served. They
numbered 78
Hannahan Is charged with intimidating
and cndoavoring to induce fireman to
leave his cab.
Dobs and tho other officials are already
under $40, 600 bail each under the original
Indictment returned against them. Their
bail under She five now indictments has
been fixed at SO, 600 upon each charge
in all s25, 00O-which each viii be requir-
cd to give.
A mass meeting of 1, 800 men was held
at Ogdens grove and Dehs was nominat-
ed for president Of tho United States amid
| great enthusiasm. The speakers were lO-
cal labor men, and their remarks were all
of ono tenor. They eulogized Debs and
II Il.
mocting declared itself as utterly opposed
90 tho Democratic and Republican parties
and predicted sweeping success for tho
populists in the next election.
Mob at Pullman.
Tho First regiment, l. n. G., was called
20 arms nc the Pullman works by the ru-
NOR that a riot was in progress Inyesti-
cation showed that the report was oaused
by a crowd Of women and children who
had hurled rocks, mud and insulting cpl
thets at the Pullman laundry girls who
have gone TO work. Ono Of the nonunion
girls attempted Co escape and was chased
several blocks by the crowd. She finally
escaped, and the troops soon restored
quiet.
| A crowd of strikers overturned two
loaded stock cars In the stookyards, and
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Northeastern freight, derailing the engine.
Tho strikers continued their threats
against workmen, and several outbreaks
occurred, but all were quickly suppressed
by the police.
Fifty Hollnnders who have been ON
ployed about the works as lenllor Hhoy.
ors track graders and repairers left th,
southeastern gate of the works for theh
homes In Roseland. They had n guard o
l6 policemen, commanded By Lieutenant
Bassctt Scarcely had thoy come from tn,
works when 100 Of tho strikers, shoutinl
Scabsl" and other names surrounded
them They took the same course towarg
Roseland as had boen taken by She laun
dry girls. Before Rosoland was reaches
tho crowd following them had increase,
largely, and It became necessary for th
police TO charge It several times, with
liberal use Of the club, before it was dis
pcrsed Each OF the men was followed &
his homo by several strikers, but non
was molosted.
In tho election the American Railwa.
union delegates TO the state senatorial con
vcntion were elected by 244 to l04.