The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

az s1rprs s-srse<l SKINNER avenue car
near Brarsssay and FLASHING avenue.
Farty-eigas paxrDizlasn are on dusy 60
cay on sseie ..ve. ssost OF u caused by
ovrexextt0n.
As (saxf- IsosziB Wcndel1's battery
was proceeding up Broadway to Hatsey
street under ereorf uf the Sixty-niEth
bastaIlcn. Nal nvny, az the corner OF
Hassey and Broadway. a rnob nf I,eeo
men gnyed and jeered the sssasst1a. and
a few stones were thrown. The crowd
was 50 great that Nal Duffy ordered
a cssas7se. and the scsisers with fixed
bayssrsets charged on the mob ard dis
persesz T.. A number &C men were
trasnr.ed under foot and some slightly
wsyunded by baysFets.
Twenty r7iousan nd men ard boys hang
about the ssations w6ere the militia
are Fpssef and annoy the eesaieEs by
jeering and p@sfing them with stones
All night pickets were subjected 20
these attacks. Missiles flew aruund
them from the darkness. and they
could not retaiiate.
The Haen now hold out on only one
n3liEtt Ifxttl II 1kkE 1hE Xxx 1r14NtEs
of an strikers shall be taken back
and the new enapioyes sent back to
their mgnes. Mayer Seheiren believes
the companies. which now seem oisdur-
ate. wiz recesie from their poSitian.
The mob at Haisey street depot threw
yolley OF stones at the militia. Many
Of the soldiers received bad bruises.
and before they could charge on the
mob II dispersed. The men hanging
about the depots threaten ta burn all
the barns simultaneously If the alleged
wrongs OF the strikers are not RENE
died. The pickets around the barns
were increased tonight. and nobody
viii be allowed to pass the lines.
In iilsposing OF the First battalion,
Thirteenth regiment, Maj Cochran met
with obstruction from the crowd in
front OF the strikers headquarters at
Fifth avenue and Twenty fourth street.
Maj. Cochran ordered a charge. before
which the greater part CT the crowd.
nlEnbetsg about 500. fled inside the
building Col. Appleton. of the Sew
enth regiment. al Halsey street. with
three companies, sent men out to neigh
boring stores to purchase provisions.
The shs,pkeepers refused to sell to the
soldiers. who tlsea charged the crowd.
scattering them In AL directions. A
guard upon an elevated train carrying
a company of soldiers seized a soldier
who Yves smoking, to put him off the
train, when other mflitiamen went To
their cumrade's assistance and beat
the guard severely. Capt. Lyons, COM
nanding the company, placed the
guard under arrest. but released him
when the company reached its desti-
nation.
Several cars on the Summer street
line were stalled at the corner OF Green
and Summer avenues. Six hundred men
surrounded the cars and tried TO in-
duce the n1otozxnan to join their ranks
They became angry and bolsterous,
ami the police charged them, scatter
ing the mob. Master Workman M. J..
Connessy. the strike leader. is confined
to home bys sickness. His wife and
child are also Ill win pneumonia.
A car started from the Ridgewood
depot Of tie Brooklyn ctty railroad at
$40, and was attacked by q crowd a
short distance from the depot. The
militia and peaise guarding the car
fired in to the crowd. which dispersed
1t is estimated that 200 shots were fired.
Capt. Appleton said: I'VE carry no
blank cartridges in this regiment, and
We never sfio1f over heads. hope my
men did shoot well and that soane OF
the men were Killed" So far as known
no one was wounded
Riots were reported as having oc-
Cured at $50 at Nostrand avenue.
A conference of the poiice captains
has been ca..r-.. for 8 p. sn.
Two police officers from the Second
precinct, named Collins and Dugsan,
were Shot at by a mob at stuyvesant
asrssuc at p. m. Dugan.s wounds are
serious. They are in the breast and
aa'fn;. superintendent Kitzer learned
the. shots came from a house in the
neighbcrhopi He forced his way up-
stairs with two of his men, and ar
rested II woman named Carney. who.
II Is believed, either did the shooting
or Is aware who did st. The woman
WIS Put in a patrol wagon, but tho
mob intercepted the vehicle and pelted
IL with stones. Mrs. Carney was hit
VII tlts1 sif3A With a &lAtitt+t ana received
a sewers scalp wound.
In an address to the public the strikers
say: Miserable creatures have been re-
cruited frzasn tho oIteasfs OF other conn
nunfsses oal a promise to pay them % FER
cerat. rnssre wages than were received by
the former employees The cars are not yet
running. IN spite uf the military and pa-
lice. nat because Of cur violence hut be-
cause the companies cannot get SAILED
men 10 work for them upon sfef,. terms
as To what shall constitute a days work.
The companies officers do rpst wayst to
operate their roads as lonr as they can
ho3sswink t1e mayor ard tbs public. If
they Ibf every wheel. without tIe help of
the Tol2se and militia, wus.id be r-lnnins,
in enr hour. The strike. tearilesS as il IL.
ts caused by tiSrse VINO wish to afeprecinta
the stock of tire company held by ssit-
sideTs When traction stock gets sow
elonga II VIII be bought by those on The
irSs he. Taasts the roads viii begin to run
again. fsu and we are made 10 suffer
that a few may grow rseh. Thsls 1t has
been when stocx-ss5uters. wsgIos ard or
phaa robbers, seek to get eontrcs Of ..
valuable property cheaTsy. To-Day ws are
their sacrifice. tonsafToaw il win ns others
In the interests of peare We arpeai "a
yosf. citizens and taxpayers uf brooklyn .
AZ s:fs n. m. as car cf tses Ha1sTy
street nrse wa.s being tassess Into alne ssaKes.
81 Efss1aiWas afkf Ha1ssey street. a nl1b cs
cvsw the brooklyn bridge. hound fo- n
threw stxass as ttss car. smasEss.v all sAa
wanFFsv7s. Twsa sscfscasssn c9~thas ear gat
off ansf iirei their reviewers az the rsasya.
s'slt SD fs- as csaaki be ear-sesi 10 osss was
ln51s~vst Tggckess Ct Tire sevcrSh regaa.ers
sssssEfssxsa there male repeated charges