Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22
The STRIKE TODAY.
Soldiers Stoned and The Wires Cut in
Several PLACES.
A MOrORMAS NEARLY KILLED.
The Troops Ordered 10 Respond with
Bullets When i,saulird-Liuc Hen
Join the strikers.

Bnooi,LYN, Jan 22.-Thcro was un.
usual calm this morliug AZ Ala.
bsma avenue station the Fulton
avenue line solJicm were stoned.
Each stable Is crowded with urod
soldiers. Out IN tho fog where they
roe only three paoos before them the
pickcts halted every paasor-by to know
his buslness. They were In no humor
for uonacusc aud it was with lIl.gsace
they stood the iusilado OF missile.
hurled from tho IarGuul1. While they
did not mako any open manifestation,
tho moba amused themselves uy
cutting wlrCl Tor about twu bloeks.
On Gates avenue, between knIctrr.
booker ami Central avenue, they ubu
Gus thc wires anu carried them away.
AZ tlatbuth 10 whs discovered n MAN
made his way il,o tue stable anI az.
tempted 70 bribo tue new men there 90
desert ihnir duty uudor promise OF
being woll paid Tor Hluyiug away from
work. 10 WIS discovered that some
othcr miscruhnt tempered with the
motor toN Of some cars. lIu WA dIs.
covered iu the stab.u8 and fought liGun
demon. one received blow on tue
thc eye ana thC man escaped. Every
procHuiiOn ~ being taken 10 prevent
any alrunRCf8 from entering tho power
house, us there have been threats that
the stable aud power houses wguli be
blown ~.
JOINING tins sIu5EEB.
Police superintendent Campbell has
been notified that the trolley line men
have gone on O. strike. Ine cloutrc.ant
may follow tult.
Another conference before Brlgadipf
General McAlgef, Mayor schIcttu,
the executive Ulmnlt.tu OF sttisugs
and the urrtlICut " the railroad com.
psnits Will be- held tOJay.
ngUlAL TREATMENT.
After midnight nOu.uul1u motor.
man uamUI O'Nsili was rllekri
down and sickcd uutil almost unuJa.
iciUus. lie was then bound hand nnd
foot with wire, carried into the middle
OF an imply lot aud Kept there until
unylight His letters we're then 10.
moved and be was escorted 10 Br0nd.
way terry. His fore was paid aud he
wuB told not 10 return uLdur penalty
Of wore treatment the next time.
The saloons In the nolghborhOod Of
the car stables are crowded with
strikers and thuir friends. Two boys
were badly Injured by belng tramplod
ufon by tho strikers In the conflict
between the eJldiers ana tiO.tts lat
night " R.dgwO9d.
Tue companies arc still unable 10
secure new men 10 run an their cars,
aud itis not expected any more ears
wiil be- running today than yesterday.
The companies are eth further ham
pefUd by the Tciusal oi TIE line men
to repair the cut wlrug.
ORDERED TO KILL.
Colonel Appleton has ordered BE
mon, whom uEaulted, hencntgt.h to
respond point uIauE with lead.
4 EualuE DENIED.
BROoI;LYS, Jun. .g,-It ia Tumorud
that the tgrh1 has lrgn declared OIL Et
o'clock, but llls rum1r Is denied by
Masler WorHmon COnolly.
FWRUE ENGAGEMENT REPORTED.
The seventh regiment is having
fierce light with the strikers. 10 ia
reported that several soluiefu have
been injured. The strikers arc THROW
Ing stOnes and breathing the cars ~ the
stable.
AttwO O'Clock this afternoon d mob at
Buffalo avenue attacked q Fulton street
car. Troop IA, under command Of
Lieutenant Baglay came 10 the nssist-
nuoe vi the police aud tho slriEers
were dispersed. Tno ears on the
Broadway line have stopped on &C.
count OF the cutting OF the wires ut
ROCkaway avenue a large crowd con.
gregated there. Captain German ami
wagon load OF policemen have gone to
tue scene 0iithe trouble. Several other
brushea between the police and the
strikers have occurred,