The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26

300 NOR ~ 'n'" nv ",tN ~ iM"nty,i"Hr
her" RAPIDLY tpH ia" "ontr""tpr,, and are in
position 7" c,},ir all the men cannot say
how bong vii Tcnniu III vi" city
Ten iRonNnd ,rm"l Il, Of qmmaniiG,m yer"
pnni"s that win ~ ont under 4 second call tor
troop Tor C'et,land. should onr 10, mndc
Bucyrue Woo ter, Akron SShr"yc Hnd Mans.
Tinin. Bio"mdHlc. mud Kentor "ompani"s Of liz"
Iihh Regiment aud nn4ttn"hGd rompnni@,s :, at
A. Wilson avenue barns, ,3mlanIcs and OF
SmranS HS q t%S ch at il on 'S' av %S
Snr ., S% f n. nn q TascH NeT
Of III" second diviao% Of ill., naval res"r,c~:
Bntta'inn: ~ oii Engine IL,us, Is on Cro'"u
street forty men o, The fGein.'rs; On patrol
sii", rr""n 4: at The Mikes ayenuc barns:
GtGmiPny y. Sinh i,at,aIioR II wa q Mrd Ist
lyn but Tia, order was changed at 'hr last mo-
,Hnn,. ThT G2l.r%i ,s ,T%2m ar" "'h"-kv 'o'"'
III" solicitors 5. re tir"l. aud thepret intcn-
breaks after darn nec.ssitat"d their gotnu into
inu"Iatc service. Tn" "ntir" force Di so'dlcr~1
aud go'i"r nov on dnv t. 200 men i;a,. +"
dependent military companies, W"r' ordered
umd"r arms aud ntN'assign"d t" duty.
If.uor HORST MANS, r'ocGNMNIoN.
Bishop Hor-tmaru issued tho following
proc,dm itiou This ai'rl' con!
AFRO ORR BELOVED. t.lInUHrS ut the l.AlTY
j. TUE cry OF tLEvFLANn. H"%f1iNGi " the
TIM az 5" r"r!lo:- , "mE HIi2y"i cry 81
muu,"at" 10 you o,t sor"w oyer Tho irchl ful
event, - 'hr last few d'py,. 40 matter what
T Inv ''% TIM II" CF"n,, '' oc,rIa Halfway
t"mlmy; ~ matter wat may hay" henn
RACES thai hay" r".'l ruu II ,tI"d. after III" ter
rUriz,u- 81 he nhatutant -d Cleveland. and liz
whi"h hn. Viii ""w"'I nf'cr ilr Violent rc9t2ance
I" III" constituted CITY nn.hprtic~. II X our
oirigatl"u- tp Almighty TOD :. : Christians and
t. y'Gr "i'r and country n" "ti2"ne in This
II In always been our pr"td"st boast as
Am",'an5 tint W" hHyG Sh,% ne W,r . 'nnt
sp""" and I'd 6bcycd: hat hor". at last, true
S r iu III" n na " a" Ii HiH ind h 1yH
ness But now. ala. VIVA d1 y" witnrsS2h
III" rlviI au'Iority j., ,i"n,,d and uicnly re-.
sisted. The cry !. error%"I h- the mob. aud
order. IN" f,ai -farN" ot orr city as q iaW-ahid
Ing G"mmpny is snH"ns"Trh Business t" has
portals, our "wIh"tiH"ns are III constant dam
R"r, their live .,,,,.,.c.., ..,..,,.-
IN conscience to your church and vonrruuiHry?
J. is W uphold III" NNiI authority; to obey III"
10 show NJ -ympnth''l"r those WHO are in re-
l"lron against Jaw anrl or ,er Avott all rrow!l,
thn.r who are mus d. sturhing he public peace |
PRAY, ther"lHr" 1rrthrem, that n"ar" may
midst. aud THAT broth"rly charity NAV once |
more reign among ~ al IrNer Is powerful.
b. casing to iiod 80; TIN. covered clergy |
We hereby direct tin" rll""t Pro- Q"h"'u,qnr. |
through Cots mrr"y. been .qysrt"d. In III"
nesrIv Almighty God dcSiis" not thy peo-
81" crying, out It" Thee, y their afliic-
in. npImased. relieve us in our necessities
look aown meTrifnllv. We hr.rerh Thee, o |
wrath ., Thy indignation which W" Justly , Ie-
s"rvr thrmtE9r h our i%rIi ,I i thrs'i Thy
Brehtrn and hrnr "hirem n Jesus
nav. we command you. IN thu nam" Of our
Divine Master To hearkcn to this our inst rue
And the peace Of Cod winch snrpns4eth ali
understanding. keep your hearts an! minds in
:" igN, +. HoRsTMHNS, Bishop Of Cleveland
" The feast Of 81. JampS. JniD lei. r'1'
Eleyen Of the fourteen lines 81 the Big Con,
Il, Jhs 'o4h s % IND oSs
Gonstrnetfon COMPANY, Who are on a strike. |
are passing around cards requesting business i
pI compan WSo s
SsHs SmSSss 'fsehGes are
with in most cases. so fearful are tho small |
merchants of the strikers and their sympa-
shot, Henry Puttoct. a driver for William Ed
had hearing before Justice Treat this morn
Ing and was bound over to the Common Pleas
leased on PRESIDENT Henry Everett signing
the bond The seven non non union men arrested
weapons had their cases continued 10 Thurs
President Everett said that he hoped to have
all his cars running on their scheduled time
say Gs s5y He
II needed to run the cars. and that IL was
their intention to keep these me2 as long as
s S5 Mr. Esss q rsps
there would be no strike President Everett |
also said that the $50 e%o@mgany had raised It's
and conviction OF persons guilty OF the cowardly |
dypppmitinE which mad taken place. t9 an offer
49, III is my belief" he said; 'as well as that of
iematically and in cold blood. and, further; it |
many are Implicated in these attempts AIDE |
recently to intimidate our msn and passen-
would end Mr, Everett, replied:
cannot say now when the strike will end. |
We are doing our best to run our cars on their |
scheduled time and to settle tho troubIes !
union at all: 1t is whether or not we are |
Foing to have aye. Law and order or anarchy.
slHn Is going to accomplish anything here in |
we have said q dozen times. and our attitude |
IL unchanged"
Ralph r favley, the non-union motorman
who shot and killed Michael KornEwiet on
Perry street on Aonday; was taken into police |
court at l0:45 A. 81. o-day for nrraignmsnt. Az
he sat down on the prisoners bench Haw!ey
was agitated He stgoked his forehead VIGOROUSLY |
Toes Of the Big Consolidated road and pri. |
vate detective named McClew. who 10 in the |
employ OF the company. talked with Hawley |
about ten minutes.
AT the conclusion OF their talk with him. |
HaTley was arTalgned On the charge Of murder
changed from murder in re first degree
waived the reading Of the Information,
and demanded a preliminary hearing on
behalf OF the prlsqner., Judge Fielder con
tinued the case until Wednesday and ordered
the accused man taken to the county jail with
out bail, Judge Fielder sat! that the continu-
torney Tolles moro time to look into