The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-25

said Joynt The conductor was on the plat
form talking with policeman whom the stone
hit him. Hawley jumped on pulled his gun
and started toward the boy. l grabbed his arm.
Hold on said. don't you hurt that boy. He
didn't throw that stone Let 60 OF me or I'll
shoot you. the conductor said to me. released
him and he went on toward the boy. Mrs.
Esther Berman Of 348 Perry street then caught
his arm. She told him she saw the stone
thrown, and that the boy had nothing to do
with 1t. He jerked himself free Of her grasp.
walked a few feet and fired. killing the boy"
Mrs. herman and one or two others cor
roborated JOINTS statement. After the shoot
Ing and when Hawley had been takon away
by tho police. the crowd In Orange street grew
to 1000. 1t extended from Belmont to Perry
street. and half OF the crowd was composed OF
women and children. Several ropes were dis
played in the crowd. Those who carried them
said that they would be used to hang the non.
union crews. Meanwhile barricades had been
erected in the street
An attempt was made to blow UP Cleveland.
gainesville and Eastern suburban car between
Lucid avenue and Wicklifre street at about
jured and the car was badly wrecked. Nitro
glycerine was used in the attempt to destroy
running at high rate OF speed at the time Of
the explosion. 1t was westbound and was we'll
FROM e city who had BEEN
sspendinSS the day with friends in the suburban
toT M Many OF the passengers were women.
ing report The front, end Of the heavy motor
was raised several inches from the track. Tho
One Of the axles was badly bent and several
windows were broken by the explosion. The
Mrs K A. HeTbert q n HAYWARD street and and
s5d h a4" Ssdy % The .
young woman. whose name could not be as.
certatned. and who was carrying an infant
child In her arms. was injured in similar
:, After the car had been examined by the crew
II was found that it's injuries were not sufficient
to prevent its being run at very slow spesd.
and 1t was taken through to East Cleveland.
n In. Wefe e
70 strike at midnight on Saturday, but some OF
the crews refused to GO out. so that tho strike
er0be bad feeling has been stirred up among
the trainmen.
decided that IT cannot bring about SCI 'Icment
q The strike by bringing the oflcie!s e tho
M sq sr sqa hs sF Hd w shs2
abandon all efforts toward q settlement or
order public invest igation Of the strike, The
after course Is authorized II either side re-
fused to take part in conference: IA that case
witnesses cH AZ be suhp1naed and be required
the strike so far have been OF a concilatory
rather than of an official nature, President
sa sae Board o
on Saturday. that the company had nothing
to arbitrate. by declaring alphabetically that
the company would refuse to receive a com
mittee, Of its former employees. Mr., Everett
said that up to q few days ago he had ex;
the strikers. hut that conditions had changed
since since that time Joseph Bishop Of tho state
had not yet decided whether or not it will order
| an of1icial nves'igatio on OF the strike.
ssd s f shcp al so .RRs G s1e Se en
public statement OF our position. telling what
efforts have made to az the ftIke
825 more men and ofncsrs we're II service
so ,roos ts F s" ca S.s. Ths I
e the EPRinee T. Battalion Of 20 %sn each:
Of 80 d 30 ne sss form Ss OF the
Ninth Battalion. o. i. e., The number Of
National auaTdsmsn including the Fifth I Regi,
Soldiers are The 800 polic.men Of The City force
son avenue to Collamer Some Cleveland Tele
ing their wires along Euclid avenue. and It is
said that they in some way grounded the street
Mayor Farley has asked Adjt Gen. Axline
to hold 1,oO0, State troops in readiness to rush
to Cleveland. and has written telegram.
Asr ' seearas the r spprovs
Gov. Bushnell by telephone from Springfield;
| Companies H. at Chllicothe G. at Newark |. at
Lancaster. and X. at Delaware, all Of the Fourth
64:Ss d anG 1ss AEroG
Eighth Regiment. to hold their commands
well in hand without embing. Word vas
| sent out to the Captains OF the four Coum bus
companies OF the Fourth Regiment. Gen.
| Axline would be able to put the outside organ
| izations into Cleveland within six or eight
A new difficulty has arisen in connection
With the proper protec a o. the city ana inSt
| ASlino 10 rushing supplies here and promises
to have all necessary, e9upment here IN two
| National Guard has not been reorganized since
It's, return from service during the Spanish war
issued for troops. 4 year, ago The Cleveland
Grays were invited to 60 to the front. They
% cpsn%G Of Grays
9rssnized into The battalion Of Ensipeers,
by the Grays that they could not continue 70
n1thorities interisred and forced the Grays to
| yield
ra No used e3 By them the men rn who placed the nitro
glycerine on the Euclid avenue tracks last
SSs car and P.tasmas s s.
attached to piano top buggy. with red run run
VIM IL GS ssPSboa Of he one the Pc
na Meee was Maehe% Robnson and that
was employed BY Charles Steinmetz an under
taker at $50 Lorain street. The rig proved q
be the property Of stsinmetz. Rohipson said
80 A. NJ at Bridge and Randolph streets. 1t
had no occupant, and knowing that II belonged
TO his employer he took charge OF It, Robin
son was locked up bending an inyestigntion;;
ANYTHING to do with the blowing up Of the car
Patrolman Sterling learned from ,Steinmetz
that a man with black mustache hired the RIG
at $3.50 p, N. on Sunday. The man said he
wanted to use II for only short time. After
driving out OF tho barn he was Joined by an
other man Robinson will have TO explain to
the police more fully his connection with the
rig before he will be released Andrew stein.
metz. Jr, says that Robinsons conduct wAs
peculiar He says that about $3.50 7. 81 yes.
terday Robinson told him that an old friend o.
his wanted q rig. Robinson led the horse out
Of the barn and did not return That was the
last seen or heard Of him until he was arrested
The police arc working on the theory that the
man who took the rig IL the man who blew VI
the car Every effort IL being made to find him
The brotherhood OF Railroad Tranmen may
go on strike in sympathy with the street raj
way strikers. Lake Shore l. odge. No 300. held
m Getting last night There were present re p
resrntatives OF lodge 1872 and lod &C 23l The
street car strike was discussed at length