The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01
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Brooklyn. ian. 22,-The street car
strike has caused bloodshed, and the
prospects are that more blood Will be
shsd before the trouble 10, settled. The
militia wAs called out. hut this seemed
to enrage the strikers rather tliau In.
timidate them.
Riotins was the order Of the day
YESTERDAY, and the strikers had some
serious clashes with the; irAilitia Inst
evening, The presence Of the militia
did not seem to tend to prevent the
mobbine Of numerous conductors and
motormen who had taken positions
with the tied.up roads,
Durirg the fieht With the militia
some OF the strikers retreated to the
roofs Of houses and heayed down
stones ON the troops. some idea Of the
violence OF the fighting may be
learned when IT Il Known that from
tie Immediate neiRhboorhood fifteen
ambulance calls were sent, to 81
Naryss hospital
More Disturbances.
Brooklyn, Jan. 22,-There has been
Ahanse In the condition Of affairs
tday. No new tines have been opened
as President Lewis promised he
would, Superintendent Campbell said
early this morning that he had re-
ceived mo- offlcialN notice from the rail-
road companies that they were about
to omen up the lines. consequently the
police were not notified by him to do
were the usual number of minor dis.
turbances likely to occur. ut such a
time. At 9 O'Clock the wire on the up-
town track at Sackman street, ON the
Fulton avenue line. was cut and was
In q very DANGEROUS condition to pass.
ers-by. These breaks were promptly
,,af. r a.saa" \, % IN s ,'vsnsr SroaIG.y ~
wirea Of the Rrookivn. Oueena County
=. suburban rniIrnad were also eut.
About Z O'clock this mornine n mol,
~ striEara msrchsd down Ninth ava.
nne ~ isifth avenue % and Tvanty.
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;m,ned,a tn Ma ts nsishherhooa e..S % % T,bav aIad %
BY the militiamen and jeered them,
but the soldiers paid no attention to
tho abuse, and the strikers soon got
tired and disappeared.
An effort. was made by the strikers
this morning to coerce the men who
were at work on the Second avenue
line. which starts from the Thirty.
ninth ferry. South BROOKLYN. into ioin.
ing the ranks Of the knights of Labor.
Conaider.hie excitement was caused
In the neiohhorhood NV the violence
disnIaved Nv the strikerag Although a
nnml,er of oars are running on the
varioma ,ine. vh,ch ara 'onen' = notice.
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Sess!sss1SSs, 1rxiak .a.lsu o~s oon,,s ~ a. e
mora nolicemen ara sufferin9 from
hnllet wonnds or :1contusions Of the
head and hndv. disahiinr them for
the time heine' -.1'-'If J.
G.,otcI, mist spttlei down ON all
tho citv. Increasing In density as
the evening approached, and added to
the difficnifies which attended the car.
~ the street car iines npon lfnes not
onaratad an rat sinca the strike was deciared.
Snch attemnta in tliis direction ms
wsre - made ,pare futile. A car atartei
sro,, tSa' riIsiieasrood station az the
Rrooklvn Heights eompany a little of.
+or K o,c,ocir and was assailed with
vGirsvs yva SSi - stnnas - and bricks from win.
dor,: .nd vacant iots before II had
cro"soded Far IN ~ vav down tnyEn.
~ 4 nrivste. 20 sn,Sh.r "a ,vSs ~ .strnck n 4 IN
ha.G y;ith a stone s,,ds disshied. The
nMna- ~ comnand nrdnred M. men
70 l shoot - and % two vi voltsys HSre Sred III m
the direction ~ +hss.rinfefA who. how.
ever @ nhsc,,reii nv thesiSns2 for. About
soA' oko h~s,ets % - vere r sassS shrieflnS N;
ssorch 80 % - v,ctims hmfs. SsW 'manS: III
.nv ~ tbn,n eonn6 hIn,syl. sisi reets.
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,nllSflo mons orAnras svvAsa n Slapy ahet
q I,.', womId I i,e to- n shoot d n fiIi. noliee.
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..cin+ 9TH what esactsSS. 81 nncerfain
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- ...artea ~ s4e hv tho militia nil .osf,cers. tina.
+fev o,,iv ar3ared +hs voilav whom the
vini.nca @ ~ the mof made 4 necesasrv
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an honr nj lStsr - ~. AZ, sasg + hssaf Nv rsofers
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no,ico ~ @ sscartiny i vi = sassvad - * drive an
Il. % .iotssS 49, ana, .GSiie .6AinGi = yere
6rsA NM, from ; hns,ae ;ly ,Issvo noiice.
and the other In the hand, A. detail
Of police entered the house sand ar
rested Kate Carney. who was caught
n the act Of hurling missiles from
CURING a skirmish between another
mob ana the police escort upon the
same line. was in progress q few
s1uares nearer the bridge. In this
Acht Nl,,o@ ,,otroi,nan ronoivol1 main.