Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21

Guards, composed Of Now York city
troops, has gone 10 Brooklyn. The OK.
ecutiye board OF strikers has been
called before hegrand Jury.
rHE roLicE REsERvE HELD READY
NEW YoWS, Jan. gl..-supoF.
intondcnt Byrncs has announced that
the entire police force reserve viii
bo held at the several stations Tor any
emergency that may arise during the
absence Of tho militia on duty In Brook.
Ign.
SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 2l.-Thorc 10 indi.
cation Of serious work today Ia c0nnoc-
ton with the street railway strike.
The total number Of troops now under
arms Ia Brooklyn Ia 5000. The re-
fuual OF the company 10 promise the
reinstatement Of the strikers where they
have indicated their willingness TO call
the fight Oh has made many, hitherto
pcaceably disposed, desperate and ready
to participate In acts Of violence d.
recled against the property Of the cor.
poAtionB II IL possible that the only
line not hitherto Involved Ia tho strike,
known ns tho Conoy Island line, will
now be brought Into tho trouble.
Tho men on the De Kalb line who
resumed work on Friday under com.
promise with the company may be-
called out, Acts VI viUlrncr supposedly
In the interest Of the strikers have
been almost continuous iu Unu part ur
another Of the city the last IS hour.
During last night the trolley wires
were cut In ali directions, those who
performed tho work esoapilg dc1oc'
lion. Early IN tho day "a mob
blocked the Seventh avenue line from
Twelfth 10 Twentieth streets, moving
Oh from one place 40 militia OF police
approached anu c1ngfcgauug short
distance away n few moments later
thus avoiding collision with the repre-
sontstvcs u thu law while cilociually
stopping traffic more than an hour
About O'Clock "a mob numbering a
thousand or more stoned sumner
avenue car near Broadway and Flush
ing avenue. Ambulance call indicates
that some one hau teen Toured. The
OiloiAls OF the BfOndWay, Queeh's
County aud Suburban ROAD, tay they
viii run the cars today. Foriy-eighi
palfolmen are Oh duty today on sick
leave, most OF II caused by ovot-6xeI-
ton.
CHARGED WITH FIXED BAYONETs.
AZ Captain Louis Wcudoll's battery
was proceeding up broadway 10 Hal
tey street, under tho escort OF the
Slxty.ninth battalion, Major Duny, ni
the corner of Haley street and Broad
way, mob ui / 1000 men guycd ami
lpefed tho militia and a lew stones
were thrown, The crowd was NJ great
that Major Duly ordered a charge aud
the s1idIrfr, with fixed hayOneis,
charged on the mob auu dispersed u.
IL is reported that guile number OF
men were trampluu under foot aud
some slightly wounded by She bay
onuls.
twenty thousand men ana boys
hang about tho atlti0uu whore the
military arc posted and annoy TIE
soldiers by Joeriug and poluug thun
with stones. All night the pickett
were subjected to these attnCks. Mis-
gllrs dow around them from the dark
ness aud they could not rOtaliate.
There will DO a meeting this after
noon, when the board Of arbitration
and che committee OF strikers will die
GUS the aitualiOn. The men now
hold out only on one poinl-that 4
the strike To declared on all the
strikers DO taken back and the new
employees sent back 10 their homes
Mayor Scheiren believes the companies
which now seem Obdurale, Will Ttcodi
from their position,
A mob az the HElSey street dcpo
threw vOlley Of stonea at the militia
Many Of the a0ldieTg received bal
bruises and before they could charge Of
the mob II dispersed.
THREATEN no BURN THE nAR.;s.
The men hanging about the depot
threaten To burn all the barns simuI
tAnuOusly, II the alleged wrongs Of IA
strikers arc not remediod today. Tn
plokuts around tho barns viii be n
creased tonight and nobody allowed
pass tho lines. No attempt had bee
made NJ 10 ton O'Clock 10 open an,
more lines, except those operated IN
latter part OF last week.
SEVERAL CONFLICTS.
Indlsposiug Of the fret battalion {
the Thirteenth regiment, Major Cocl
ran met ON obstruction from the crow
IN front Of ths stTikers' headquGrlel
NJ Fifth avenue aud Twenty-iuurt
tlltet. Major Cochran ordered chafg
before which the greater part Of IN
crowd, numbering about 600, fled IL
aide the building.
Colonel Appleton, Of the Sevent
regiment ut Halaey street, with thIt
Companies, sent men out TO the neigl
noflng stores 10 purchase provision
me ah0p'keepvrs refused 10 sci 10 "a
soldiers who then charged on thomo
scattering them In all directions.
Ihe guard upon an elevated trai
carrying a company OF aoldiers seize
tOllitTi who was smOklngi 10 p1
nm OIL the train when tnu olh'
mlllliamen went 10 their cOmrado
nuisance and beat the guard severely
captain Lyons, commanding "a
vompanY placed the quart undl
ANtHl hut released him when the con
iAhy reached their destination.
Several cars on the Sumner nvcnt
ule were stalled at tho corner OF Gree
luu Sumner avenues. bi1 hundf,
men surrounded the cars and tried
sIluce the motorman TO join the rank
Tsey became angry ana boibterou