The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29
THE CITY is UNDER ARMS
Rioting aud Violence in Cleveland
to be Suppressed.
MILITIA IN CONTROL.
cars Bombarded with Rocks,
Dynamite and Nitro Glycerine
Passengers Injured.

..-orgFaut Yesterday and last night in
rrsrtlan with the street car strike were
.,.ess.i,l this morning by marked quiet
ness
cars are running on at least a dozen
6frrat lines of the Big Consolidated
sr~tcm. They, however, carry but few
,-e,r.rrS. Bus lines are IN operation
a,.r many Of the Big Consolidated lines,
and these are well patroniZed. The city
authorities were in conference at the city
hall nearly all night and as result a
call was sent out for additional troops.
Killed Boy.
Il#ypaI-uid Doy named Cornzwich
M, shot and instantly killed by a non
nnar conductor on Orange street this
morning Cornzwich was a passenger on
Broadway car and made remark TO
RI. conductor, Ralph Hawley. Cornzwich
chen alightpd from the car and the con
d1r'ur got off and followed him. Near
T.rrt street the lad looked around at
Hsn!sF and the latter pulled a revolver
ami ,Hat Cornzwich through the head.
Tha weapon was fired at short range and
curlulrh died almost instantly The
F5r, body was carried into a nearby
drug store Patrolman Heilman was rid
Jag tpun the Broadway ear upon which
H1uIeN was the conductor and he at
cnea placed the latter under arrest. The
car was run downtown and Haw-
#ar WAS taken to the central
p.la station. No charge was
lrg..H against him. An immense
nnf IT people, enragcd at the shooting,
aurlEv gathered at the scene and police
charged upon the crowd and made sew
erat arrests The mob was partially dis
lfr~fI. hut soon another congregated.
Another Broadway car came down Or
aEEn street and was stoned at Perry
street The police again charged the mob
alth their clubs and dispersed it.
Ih, state board of arbitration has de-
,IuI that it cannot bring about a set
tgu.nt If the strike by bringing the Of
fda- Of the Big Consolidated and the
strikers together TO talk over their griev-
ana,> and will either abandon all efforts
tarard, a settlement or order public in
ytsf cation Of the strike
President Everett today emphasize
iha written statement given to the state
board 0f arbitration Saturday, saving
thar the company had nothing to arhi
frare. by declaring Cmphatically that the
company would refuse to receive a com.
nitt.s If lis former employees. Mr. Ev-
erprf stated that up to few days age
H. had expressed a willingness to meet a
committee Of the strikers. but that condi
tons had changed since that time.
Car Wrecked by Dynamite.
A Euclid avenue street car, loaded with
PASS ugeTs. was wrecked last night by
aa explosion of nitro glycerine or gun
cotton at Kensingtoa street Four per
Albert T.. FaSSett, f. \. Smith. Mrs
Harris and Mrs. l.. c. Martin. The ex
fa-tnu tore ont the front end of the car
smashed all the windows and destroyed
tba brake. After considerable difficulty
th. car TaS stopped and Il call for am
IH'Hnces was sent ont. The motorman
" luam DrgEEerS, who came from Gin
cunatL was daZed ny the shock, but tn,
conductor. Frank Schroeder of st. Louis
e-arcd injury. The force of the eX
I0u~on was 50 great that it shook all th'
hau>,s IN the neighborhoOd and wa,
hari for 4 distance of two or three
mh- Persons living in the neighbor
lmd say they saw 4 man III 4 buggy
>tap and get ont by the railroad track
Il. remained there a short time and ther
drove rapidly away.
ON Cedar avenue 4 policeman shot s
man who was in the act of hurting a roch
a nununion motorman. The bullet
passed through the offenders arm.
\ u0nHnIOn car was surrounded or
Wilson avenue and bombarded by moi
of -no0 people The militia was mo-
there and the police We're pOwerIeSS. The
rnluttor drew his revolver and fired
V.anlug one person in the crowd.
Militia All Out.
AlI available military force in Cleve
laaI IS under arms. Early this morning
ail was issued for Battery A of tn
First ohio artillery, three companies q
fh. Tenth Ohio infantry and Il rifles
Iha company came from the city hai
aLaut : o'clock and in a very short tim'
1hr members of the various organization
H,l. haStpning towards the armorIcS.
Iha addition Of the organizations calle,
.fr to-day the military force to cope witt
thu street car strike now numbers Su'
mon That number represents the city
MILITARY force Next viii come the cal
fmr TAFT. troops.
q was the opinion around mliltar.
headquarters IN the city hall M9nda,
1aat the increased force Will he able I
0ue With the strike successfully.
Trt riots and murderous attacks o
Sunday convinced the mayor II was TIM
Ia gll out all tlhe available troops. ii
,a~ at his office early in conSultatlo
N Capt Zimmerman. The confcrenc
ve, brlof md as result the call 10
H. additional troops was made; Abou
-um additional men were called out
En. RIOTS and mob violence will be SUI
-,rd m auy cost The mayor hope
wrH tho increased force to suppress an
uprising. Ii 500 troops are not sUtticlen
t0.ni> .ud the governor will bc asked fo
troops without delay
suburban Gc>r night a suhurba,
a- ntown mp between WickliTc an,
HI -dhy about fifteen miles east .
#a3 Strange tu say the outrage
t reported To the Cleveland 20
I'd this morning. The car was Ne
aa lalnesyillc line and was west
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