The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-25
BY / CONDUCTOR.
Fatal SHOOTING RESULTS FROM
CLEVELAND STRIKE.


CLEVELAND. July s4-The fav has
failed 20 bring any relief 10 fhe strike Ss--
uaSien, which Is regarded - serious The
state beard u arbitration has practically
akan5aae<i IL Efforts 20 coneaSt2sa ne
strikers and their former employers The
resentment n th@ conductors and motor
nser wso oizis work. and the more turba-
len. spirit cf their sympzthizers. Is he'd
n cheek 10 n degree hy the presence OF
ire police and militia Small RIOTS oceur-
red aurszg The day. BAT with one exception
ssaey were without serious results.
In the death Of Henry cornwVss, slain sy
bullet fired BY Ralph P. Hawley. = con-
ductor On the Broadway lire. Is recorded
she nrz fatality Of The strike. Shortly
after noon Hawieys car was approaching
Orange street. and Was beset by a crowd
Of men and boys Cornwei;, the Is-ysaT-
ola son OF q hatcher. w&s astTtds 81
horse ard rode 20 the side OF The car.
keeping pace with IL for some distance. Va
rfous SORES are told as 20 what passed
between the conductor and the Boy. 51s
the MOB was suddenly called 70 its senses
By the sight Of Hawisy. who Jumped %
the street and started IA pursuit cI Corn
welt
suer turned up Perry street A. Woodland
avenue me latter pulled his revolver and
firgd- His victim fsA- WITH woand IN
the Isf- temple ard died soon after being
removes 10 the hospital
The crowd which before the incident
had been % violent. vas awsd by the SER
business Of the anair and permitted ne
conductor to walk back 10 bis car. he
Was arrested and taken TO the station.
where a charge OF murder was entered
against him.
when the car returned in charge OF an
other man and laden with police. thou
sands az people were crowded around the
fatal spot The track was blockaded ana
the stalled cars bombarded with stones,
rxs h-1~ zr~H .tf Ft AZ
police managed by dint OF using their
clubs. 10 clear the way after a delay OF
about half an hour.
The police believe they have clue 70
the man who placed nltrogiycerin, which
last night blew up Euclid avenue car,
and injured four passengers. Mastns@
Robinson. who was seen al : O'Clock ms
morning driving q horse and buggy sala
10 resemble the one IN which the mysfsrf-
GUS wrecker rode. has been placed in
cell Robinson claims 10 have found the
rig masterIeEs and took possession, IN
tending TO deliver it 10 Charles Sreinrnetz.
a Iyerynan by whom Robinson Is en-
ploycd- Mr. Steinnleiz informed the Of
ficcrs that he rented the outfit last night
20 man whom he identified vaguely as
having a dark moussache.
Win the exception az the Iayneid SUI
burban, all the lines of the Big sonsoi.-
dated have been IN operation today. al
though their movements were necessarily
hampered somewhat
4 repetition af the wYecking OF Euclid
avenue car was attempted late tonight ps
strikers or their sympathizers in Brook
fy, a suburb Of Cleveland. An explosion
took place under the car, but failed TO m
lure IL materially. There were no pas
sengers aboard and the conductor and mo-
tcrn1an escaped unframed.
Troops Ordered to the scene.
cLEvELAND, July 3.--t2 a. MIA
special TO the Leader from Columbus
SAYS:
Adft Gen Axiine shortly after mid
night. received the following message:
Second regiment at once"
The Columbus regiment was at once or
iered TO assemble and should reach
Cleveland early this tTuss9ayb morning.