The Monticellonian., 1899-07-28
QU|EIER IN CLEVELAND.
The Wild Scenes of Sunday and Sunday Night Succeeded by
 Marked Quietness.
CARS ARE RUNNING ON A DOZEN LINES.
Nevertheless Eight Hundred Troops Are Under Arms in Anticipation of Further Trouble. and the Gov ernor VIII be. Called tpon for More If They Are Needed.

Cleveland, O., July 25.-Fhe scenes of wild disorder and violence wit messed in this city throughout sun day and Sunday night ill connection with the street ear strike have been succeeded hy marked quietness.
 Running on n Dozen Lines.
 Cars are running on at least q dozen different lines of the Big Consolidated system. They. however. carry but few passengers Bus lines are III operation over many of the Big Consolidated lines. and these are we'll patronized. The city authorities were in conference at the city hall nearly all night, and as q result q call has been sent out fU. additional troops
 All the City Troops Out.
 All available military force in Gleve- land is under arms. Early i'll the morning q call was issued for Battery \ of the First Ohio artillery. three, companies of the Tenth Ohio infantry anu L'ONerture Rifles.
 The call came from headquarters in the city hall about eight o'clock, and in very shot time the members of the various organizations were hastening towards the armories.
 Eight Hundred Men Under Arms. With the addition of the or"aniZl- tions called out the military force to cope with the street car strike new numbers 500 men. That number rep resents the citY's military force. Mex. will come the call for troops frJn other cities.
 IL is the opinion around military headquarters in the city natl that the increased force will be able to cop W,th the strike successfully. Time to Call n Halt.
 The riots aud murderous attacks oi Sunday convinced the mayor il was time to call out all the available troops. Early Monday morning he was st his office i'll consultation with Capt Zimmerman. The conference was brief and as d result the call for additional troops was immediately made. Nearly 500 additional men were called oHt.
 Mob Violence Must eense.
 The riots and mob violence will he suppressed at any cost. The may or hopes. with the increased force. to sup, press any uprising. If 500 troops are not sufficient to this end the governor will be asked for more troops without delay.
 About nine o'clock Sunday night ! suburban car was blown up between Wickiitfe and WiltoughbY. about if teen miles east of Cleveland. Strange 10 say. the outrage was not reported to the Cleveland police until morning The Wrecked Car.
 The ear waS No. n on the Pancs. vile line. and was west bound. II wal we'll filled with passengers. the ma ior. its of whom were people from the city vho had been spending the day wit. friends in the suburban towns. \ large part of the passengers were women, The explosion was accompanied by I deafening report. The front end of the heavy motor WAS raised several inches from the track. and an instant later fell with q heavy thud. The headlight was blown completely off the car.
 One of the aNIes Was badly bent and several windows were broken bS the explosion. The passengers were badly shaken up. and some were cut by fly ing glass.