The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-21

Brooklyn. Jan. sns--'There were few ext
saences OF the turbulent scenes Of thu
night before when the Sabbath sun rosa
over The island. and scarcely !, sign Of iifo
was observed, save in the vicinity of the
stables of the Fsliton avenue and Broad
WY lines. AT 80 a. m the police arrived
Ia strong. Captain German assumed
command cs both the police ard the Ma
tsonai csiari The morning passed verx
quietly. the crowd which gathered being
composed largely OF spectators. The tear
ing down OF the trolley wires a few blocks
awsAy prevented the running OF any carS.
and as a consequence the sgg1kers kept I'm
the background until the repairs had been
completed The arrival or the constSuD
tion wagons. howeyer. acted like a sorcn
10 a magazine. and hig crowd at enro
fiockesl about the tracks, STRETCHING fcD
a miic along the ssyenue. waiting for thA
ears they knew would soon be sent out.
At noon a detail or sixty men frcm esdli
of the companies Of the Seventeenth rsGk-
mena. under command of Capt W. r.. Gax<
ella. relieved the first battalion OF tho
IihirteeEa.h regiment. Mai. Cochran. anN
after the guard was posted rreparatsonA
were nsssle for starting the cars. Twenty
two snotornsen We're reported as ready to
start. bait only ten cars were sent out.
The ground in tie immediate vicinity waa
quickly cleared.
At i;ss y. m. two cars were ready. and
as the clock struck two both civic ana
military forces made the move. A car
rolled cut of the shed and without an err
ror was switched on the track deciding
by twelve guards under the officer OF shn
day, Lieut.. Little. Of Company r.. F1ur-
teeafth regiment. and. preceded by Ser
geant Reinels and six mounted policemen.
began its journey. Capt. German and En-
MIS- with 100 patroamen. following. THIS
military asaitssi in their picket line. and
the police alone accompanied the car
sfowel the avenue. The other nine carr
followed ct intervals of a few minutes,
ALI went we'll for thirty minutes. wheu
the police reserve was seen to halt. Al
detachment was then sent aa1easl ila tire
ratrol wagon at full speed On the aveuil4
near Hopkmsnn avenue the mob had
taken possession OF the building material
In froest OF a row OF hr!ck buitisugs under
construction and hurled Vt over both
tracks between the short time OF fha
passing of the second car and before tfa
tisiryf had reached the point. There were
nany women and children In this mob
and a scene OF turbulence was enacted,
lasting q long time after the distractions
we're removed. The strikers m the mean-
sime had succeeded In securing the deser-
ton OF four motormen. and q secnrs1
blockade occurred near Saratoga avenue
and the ears were taken hack to tho sta-
ble ALI reaching East New York In q
eon,ewslat battered condition with the ex-
ctption of one. the latter i,eiasy taken bacis
BY striker, who had big placard on his
breast *. OF L. He was cheered ali
along the line.
Additional troops have been asked for
and have been orsiersti out TO auell tho
strike disturbances. The First brigade of
The N.uflnnal Guards. including all tin
troops. infantry. artillery and signal
corpa. has received orders from Adjt.-
Gen McAirine 10 he ready for service fo-
morrow under Brig Glen. Fitzgerald. The
efforts of the mayor To- bring about q
settlement having proved fruitiess. there
Ia no telling when or how the differences
between the railroad officials and tho
strikers win be adjusted The news that
the First brigade OF the National Guard
OF New York had been caiies1 out tonight
caused a great deal of excitement
throughout the city. The aroaibie between
the rntistary ard the strikers witch oc-
sssFresi last evening was looked orr az tho
tegInusng Of a segfea of such outbreaks
and the eating ont Of additional troops
showed at once IN hou- serioas a light
the authorities viewed the situation.
The ears were run today by green hands
on the Same lines az ON yesterday. but
they were poorly patrouazed by the pub
.:c gcrsunna9es fnnumerabie took pIacS
on all the lines embraced In shs atrike.
but nothing of a serious nature occurred
TlY. fnen are being advised ON all sides
not to resort 10 violence. and in many oe
the churches the cicrgyvnen appealed ID
then 10 be quiet aud iawsnbiding.
The same lines are 1T operation to-day
as were running yesterday. On bergen
street. where yesterday ahere was great
deal Of disturbance, nine cars were run
ming this morrsng. and both along thu
fne and at the stabies OF the company
AT Sumner avenne and Bergen sfree3
everything was quiet. AZ the stables two
c0snTaraes OF the Thtrtnersth regiment
were guarding the property ct the c0na-
pany
From 1E4GrfkhI taSS u1xssE fhEfG was fn0
,lssxal number OF minor disturbances HkeIy
20 occur at such a time. At a. m. the
wire on the uIstorn track at Sachman
sssrees, on the Fuiton avenue line, wna
-ur ard was in 4 very dangerous coasai-
tiea 10 psNsers-by. These bressks wera
promptly repaired by the trolley cosf.-
pany'a repair wagon. On upper Brcad-
way 4he wires of the Bropkiyn. Queens
coarssy A Suburban railroad were nEso
cut.
About O'Clock this morning "A mob Of
strikers marched DOWN Ninth avenue to
Firth ay.nue aznd Twsrsfy-fosa-sh street.
Tsssey Numbered 80 ard were supplied With
drums. with which they made the niefst
kTifseotss In that tusnssiiats neigfbor ssood
They fiIesf by the rfnlitsagners srzI 5eere1
ahesn. but as ffle soidsers paid no asts~.-.
sion 20 the abuse the strikers soon grew
tired and disappeared. An effort waa
rrsade By tsae strikers this morning 10 co.
cree sfSe fnsn w9so were as work ON sha
aeeossa Msansse line. which starts from
the 1niFsieth street ferry. South pr0ok-
iyn into juaning the ranks OF tbs Knights
OF Labor Ezgne ezeffenent Was snusatf
in tie EseigSsbor-hoo1 by tfse violence atr-
played by the strikers.
Although a number OF cars were runs
nsnx or ffss various iEnes which were
ox.en. 3 ne<iceahie feature of the day uas.