Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
PRACTICALLY ENDED
Brooklyn Strike So Described by the
Railway Presidents.
SIX NEW LINES OPENED.
More Cars Moved Than Heretofore on
the Lines Already Open.
LESS RlOTlNG AND OBSTRUCTION.
A Roofcr l. Shot. However. and There fs
Other Biood.bod -A Ahnes Dies -
strikers Mskc Ovcriurcs.
LESS RIOTlNG AND OBSTRUCTION.


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- each with orders not % allow any
,,. o.. tt-s ~ or oui. \ large number of
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tWc. ati lI'Y clliHoTtH I'd get OUT
Ful.lv q messenger was dispatched 10
fla. .fH.a of BALDWIN = Str4u.. 4 LAWYER
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SlYfome Court asking for n WI; OF ha-
h..s corpus competing Brigdlicr-General
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a., 10 '''i. rae WIZ W. e''"'''' ""'
m ir f,iufHa"le at COCK
N".h General M''ftf WIS S'lNe' "'.n
fhr "fi oi 1i'.iS corpus me- St,t VIZ
g. ''I''" N'T'.''h - -,
Who were penn III iNr "dl' ana WIZ"
toe lawyers entered court - argue the
matter thc men were at liberty ana were
H'- pr Iurci IN court ,.,
laI g. h i'I,. ""' "ri''', .i.o-, -, ~,
,..~ ..,,ct Nat fhorc were other
.. ,h. h,u ,b,p ,bo o1e blocked by
,t.t, and ,b.,sr,r. tho strikers
'"' . ...,.'.,,..-s ~. any ,frno H.. said
.,..-t ,,. ,,,,,n entrance
."'- Wv ..... ,,.. ,,,, f,,u, rush
ing .ut AMI throwing bricks 7'"H's' %'I
o.ner missiles. aHi ia'n itItdl 10 "'''
rooms 90 escape the militia
1Ar writ Wa aisHl's''"
CLERKS SUSPENDED.
Frederick I.ocScr q Co.. dry goods mer-
chants ON Fulton street. suspended o."
,i.i- e.. l.,, ,,n,lI ,hr strike is over. they
~. .,,. ,i,.ir tr,,io has been
10, ,,,,,ch nat th.y cannot ahord
.", 81 ,,.,, ,,'''O, c,n,i.s -, ne s.I1ry-ron.
Il" - ~ ,,.-',s d-,.'e,1s dealers. sus-
,,4..l s.,,...,,+v.ti,,a cl,rl,s to-day for SINH
'.'''.'',,s
AIfltari-Goneral McAlYlu. Juieo-Advo-
c,ta-G.u,ral Wallace. ana Military Sccre-
tlfv Marvin. of thc Governors stan. Cali-
90 uuon Mayor Schieren this afternoon
anl had % brief interview with MN. ! ne
Nlyor said that there was no necessity
tor calling out more troops
More than 80 special policemen have
hon sworn I'm during the past two days
"a "A siipplcm.ntary force TO the regular
Iy-auuoiutod police.
EIOOpSHED.
,,. .,..r,i,,., ,t.. care On
,i,,,. ~, ,r. A,lo,tic-ava-
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i. =, ..,.,, ,h. limo el.rtly after
VIZ qua T.. .,..,, 80 ~, qbir,ocnth
,,..-,, .'' rii,,,i Austen I'm command
49,, ,,,.,r.,, ami I.reroro were in
- 80 a.. ,vo t,tt.l,ons. These hal
Ion an duty on Fnth avenue and
- ..,., ana ot \intb ave-
i"'"'1 '"a' -. ,.,,oc,i,,lv
,rr,r o.ra ordered r. protect the route
o.. the Illcks-strcOt cars. This regiment
i- one which saw service in the Eaifaio
riots. ana ~ Will stand no nonsense.
1., hrat car was started from tho But
ler-strc.t stables at 20 +. VI. II was
car 80. lr. con the front platform was
a special policeman ava ON 'he rear ON,
''i"..i - .,' ,,,.r ..y.rtI
r ir r..rr1.rb,ol whore Le au-
,..,., .r.,tls qb. second Battalion
,.,. tot ,e,.rtton i'm the region about
III. and u,rri.on streets. stones. bot
a.. ana other missiles were thrown at
-. ,,.I,,4.y.. ,rh.y were taunt.l
.-5 ,i7i-,t.l Ly people who stood on