Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-03

June Miners in Ohio refused to accept the
 June iS--Allitnee formed in Chicago between Knights of Labor md American Railway union for offensive and defensive warfare. y June 17--Indiana miners in convention at Terre Haute rejected Columbus compromise and deposed President Dunkerly for agreeing to 10.
 June 1s--Work resumed in mines in Hooking valley ..., Coal operators in the Springfield Qll) district refused to pay 1cale agreed upon by miners .... Alabama miners decided to con- tinuo strike.
 June 19-American Railway union voted (tt2-
 Juno 2e-Boycott against Pullman cars opened in Chicago .. Indiana mine operators increased pay of their men and resumed work American Railway union the Illinois Central service was paralyzed and strikes reported on 13 other lines. ....E End of coal miners strike an- July i-Railway strike has crippled every road centertng in Chicago, some roads paving abandoned all servioe..; D. s. troops sent to Trinidad, Col, where mall trains were held by strikers.
 July 2-Judges Woods and Grosscup of the D. s. court in Chicago, issued order forbidding commerce.
 July 4-Federal troops at Fort Sheridan sent to Chicago and at the stock yards were com pelled to use bayonets to restrain violence l{ July 5-At the stock yards in Chicago strik- ers burned railroad property and footed
 July 6-Ghicago strikers burned over 600 freight cars and destroyed switch towers and
 July Y@In battle in Chicago between I @ rioters and troops five of former were killed Rail- road blockade reported complete in California, except in few points in the south
 July 9-Mob Of foreign miners inaugurated reign of terror at Spring Valley, H.
 July 9aEntire militia force of illinois ordered Ohio, Michigan, Colorado and California tied up by the strike.. President Cleveland Issued proelamation aa "a calling 9n persons obstructing Westville, H., troops firing over fiotous miners killed two women .,.. Committees representing Chicago council and trade and labor organiza- tions failed in attempt to induce Pullman company to arbitrate .,.. Entire naval force at Mare Island, Cal, ordered out to assist in pre- venting rfoting in San Francisco.
 July l0-Blockade lifted fin St. Louis, Omaha reinstated to their places Tive strikers Ill.,; Debs, Howard and Roger, 4. R, U. ofii- cers, indicted In Chicago for conspiracy.
 July 1f-Southern Pacific train wrecked on trestle near Sacramento, by strikers, killing three regular soldiers and the engineer. July 1.-Two men killed by ditching of train at Fontanet, Ind, by striking miners. z July 14-Executive committee American Fed- eration of Labor and representatives of other national organizations in session at Chicago port of American Railway union. : July l6-Seven men killed in an attack by strikers on colored mon at Pratt's, Ala Five caused by miscreants.
 July isaGen Miles ordered federal troops works In MoKeesport, Pa, declared of.
 July 21-Ratlroad strike ct Sacramento, Cal, declared off unconditonally
 July 23-StrtAefs prevented opening of Allen paper car wheel works at Pullman by threats of violence to those going to work ,.. Strike at Portland, Ore, declared of p. Y; Debs and missioner Bloodgood at Milwaukee on charge Of conspiracy
 July 30-Iron miners strike in Michigan de- trOOnS ordered lOfne
 Aug. lover 1. 900 men taken back at the old scale upon reopening of Chicago & Alton rail- way shops at Bloomington ILL
 Aug. 2-Stril1e of the cattle and hog butchers forced all paeking houses in South Omaha to close. =. Work resumed in repair department at Pullman; no A. R. .. men employed.
 Aug, 4-Delegates assembled in Chicago of American Railway union declared strike of on all roads except the Santa Fe and Eastern I1li- nois.
 Aug. 2o-At New Bedford, Mass, il, 900 em- ployes of textile works went on strike against reduction of wages.
 Sep. 20-Ready-ma clothing industry in Boston paralyzed by strike of 6,b00 operatives
 Sep 24-At Los Angeles, Cal. Gallagher and Buchanan, A. R U. strikers, sentenced to eight months and e50o fine for intimidating non- union workmen.
 Sep. 2s-Miners and coal operators Ut Massil- lon. O. agreed to submit differences to arbl- tration.
 Sep. 29-Tin-plate plants shut down at Pitts burgh, Pa on account of dissatisfaction in re- Oct. s-strike of New Bedford tMass.) spin ners compromised.
 Oct. 0-Au the cloakmal1ers in New York strike for 10-hour day and abrogation of piece | work.
 Oct. 1s--striking spinners at Fall River, Mass, decided to return to work at 10 per cent. reduction.
 Oct. 17-Weavers at Fall River Mass, again on strike.
 Oct 19 An omnibus indictment found against American Railway union officers and | all strikers charged with violence and ob- structing the mails
 Dec. 14-Judoe Woods, in Chicago. gentAnced Eugene v. Debs, leader of American Railway union strike, to six months and other officers of the union to three months in jail for violat- ing federal, court in junction.