Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-21
TROUBLE AT PULLMAN.
A Crowd of Women Mobs Laun-
 dry Girls
TWO INDICTED STRIKERS GET BAIL

Debs and the Other A. R. U. Leaders Must
 Furnish Bonds In ss5.ooo Each Stay
 In JaI-Rumors of Settlement of the
 Southern Pacific Strike.
 CHICAGO, July 2I.-The memberso 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 be adopted to 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 stunned in making out bench warrants against the indicted. The men who gave bail were J. J. Hannahan, vice grand master of the Brotherhood of Bremen, and August Hodges, one of the Brighton park strikers. Bench warrants for all the men included in the indictments were handed to the marshal to be served. They numbered 73.
 Hannahan is charged with intimidating and endeavoring to induce a fireman to leave his cab.
 Debs and tho other officials arc already under SIG, 900 bail each under the original indictment returned against them. Their bail under the five new indictments has been fixed at 8, GOO upon each chargs- in all S25, 000-which each will Do requir ed to give.
 A mass meeting of l, 500 men was held at Ogden's grove, and Dcbs was nominat- cd for president of tho United States amid great enthusiasm. The speakers were To- cal labor men, and their remarks were all of ono tenor. They eulogized Debs and denounced President Cleveland. The meeting declared itself us utterly opposed to tho Democratic and Republican parties and predicted a sweeping success for tho Populists Tn the next election.
 Mob at Pullman.
 The First regiment, l. N. C., was called to arms at the Pullman works by the ru- mor that a riot was in progress. InveSti- gation showed that the rcport was caused by n crowd Of women and children who had hurled rocks, mud and insulting cpl thets at the Pullman laundry girls who have gone to work. One of the nonunion girls attempted to escape and was chased several blocks by the crowd. Enc finally escaped, and the troops soon restored quiet.
 A crowd of strikers overturned two loaded stock cars in tho stockyards, and striker throw switch in front of a Northeastern freight, derailing the engine Tho strikers continued their threats against wOrkmcn, and several outbreaks occurred, but all were quickly suppressed by the police.
 Fifty Hollanders who havo bcen em- ploycd about the works as lumber shov- CTS, track graders and repaircrs left the southeastern gate of tho works for their homes in Roscland. They had . guard of Is policemen, commanded by Lieutenant Bassett. Scarcely had they como from tho works when 100 of the strikers, shouting ''ScabsP' and other names, surrounded them. They took the same course toward Roseland as had been taken by the laun- dry girls. Before Roseland was reached the crowd following them had increased largely, and 1t bccame necessary for the police to charge 1t several times, with q liberal use of sbe club, beforo 1t was dis pcrsod. Each of the mon was followed to his homo by sovoral strikers, but none was molcstcd.
 In tho election the American Railway union delegates to the state senatorial con yentiOn were elected by 244 to 1O4.