New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
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| RIDICULOUS EFFORTS OF X. OF L. LEADERS TO
HAVE ATToRNEY-GENERAL Quincy M
PEACiED a SECOND PETITION
WITH BOOTS oN' PROPOSED
| Washington July 1l.-As scenes Of violence in Chi
| cago and elsewhere become less frequent day by
| day. the anxious officials of the Government who
are seeking TO carry out the Federal laws without
the shedding OF blood growing more hopeful
that the beginning % peace has This feeling
was intensified this morning by the receipt OF dis
patch by the President and Major-G"neral Schoield
from Major-Gcncral Miles. commanding the United
States forces IN Chicago. He said that the night
had passed without incident and that the day
opened without prospect of rioting What was par
tIculary pleasing to the officials was the statement
Of General Miles that onl small number Of trades
unionlsts had gone out and that few idle men were
| 20 bc about the railroad stations and yards.
| and this IL taken evidence that the. Presidents
| proclamatlons OF warning having their effect.
| The President greatly gratihed at the turn
affairs had taken and for the first time In several
| days he gave his entire morning 10 receiving Sen
| ators and Representatives.
The arrest Of Dcls and his fellow railway men Is
| considered 10 be the cause. I'm degree. of the
peaccable affairs have taken. and the prospect
Of more Indictments viii. IT is believed. deter many
Of the leaders from encouraging the striking work
men to prevent the running Of trains.
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