El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-05
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| is removed 10 Leavenworth where
! there is strong garrison of regulars.
May IL: Arrest of a commonwealth
, army by United States marshal at
| Greenriver. Wyoming
May IS: Several hundred emploves
| OF the government printing Office dis
| missed.
| May 10: Considerable detacbnan,s
of commonwealth armies are SUFFERING
from cold and hunger III The neishhor.
| hoo dof Cincinnati
May 25: In Ohio more coneic, be-
tween the striking miners and deputy
sheriffs.
May 90: In Pennsylvania the gov
ernor goes to the coke regions to use
his personal influence toward allaying
the disturbances.
In Colorado the governor orders out
the militia to suppress riotous millers
at Cripplecreek.
May 81: In Illinoise the governor
orders troops to Minonk where a mob
has taken possession of railway train.
May 30: In Pennsylvania the gov
ernor issues a warning to coke strikers.
In Ohio Governor Mckinley orders
out the militia to prevent interference
with coal trains.
.Jue l: In ST. Louis 1.0OG carpenters
strike.
General Kelley and his industrial ar
my leave the city.
June 4: At Washington destjtution
among the commonwealers.
June 5: Militia ordered out to uuell
striking miners.
In Idaho a number OF commonweal-
ers sentenced to Imprisonment for
train stealing.
June Z: In Ohio trains move under
the protection of the militia
Kelley and his commOnwealers aban-
don their boats at Cairo and resume
thir march on Washington.
June 9: Nineteen commonwealers
sentenced to Jail for various offenses
June10: Coal strikers in PennsyI-
vania killed and wounded in an en-
counter with sheriffs at Lamont
State troops on both sides of the Ohio
river harassed by strikers.
June II: Continued destruction of
railroad property in Ohio and Alabama.
Jnue II: The Indiana miners con-
tinue to strike. Striking miners in
Ohio. Pennsylvania, and West Va. de-
eide to return to WORK.
twenty-five commonwealerS in Illi-
nois sent to Jail for train stealing.
June is: Wisconsin General Can't
wells industrial army captures train
and rides 200 miles
At Leavenworth 121 commonwealers
and sent to various county
jails.
June 20: On the Gobebic range,
Michigan. 200 miners go on strike.
June 81: Governor of Pennsylvania
orders out troops to suppress disorders
in Jefferson county.
in Illinois; Twenty-Five strikers in
iicted by grand jury.
The Crisis and the Terrible Climax.
June %: In ST. Louis and Ludlow,
Ky. about 500 employees strike work
from Pullman car company.
June 20: Boycott against Pullman
cars goes into effect.
June 81: The Pullman boycott ex-
tends to all roads that run to Chicago.
Industrial army disturbances are,
thus far reported in Is states and 2
territories.
June %: The railway strike spreads
so as to include nearly all the great
railroads between the Mississippi and
he Pacific.
June so: The month closes with
most threatening state of affairs in the
west and the northwest: violence con-
.inues TO increase at all the strike CEN
erS.
July 1: The federal government
takes active steps to protect mails in
transit through the region of the dis
urbanceS.
July 2: United States courts at Chi
ago issue general order against stri-
xers: and United States troops are
allied out.
July 3: Strikers block the opera
ions of all railroads from Chicago
westward. Regulars and state troops
n strong force ordered to the scene of
action.
July 3: Great destruction of prop
,rty by rioters at Chicago.
Encounters with militia at Sioux
City. Iowa. and Asbury Park, n. J.
July 6: Hundreds of cars burned by
ioSers in Chicago. Governor Altgeld
protests against the intervention OF
United States troops.
July Z: State troops fire on mob at
Chicago.
United States regulars assume con-
Lrol of the Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific railroads.
July s: Regulars dispense mob at
Hammond Ind: l killed and wound
ed
July 10: Debs and other labor lead
ars arrested at Chicago. but released on
bail.
General call upon all Knights of La
Dor to strike.
Regulars start for Sacramento. Cal,
which has been for several days under
mob rule.
July IL: About $4,000 workingmen
strike at Chicago
Strikers wreck train at Sacramento.
Cal. killing the engineer and three sol
diers and injuring Othersf.
July IS: Regulars fire upon mob
at Sacramento.
A detachment of kellys industrial
army captures train in Ohio.
July Is: Strikers wreck freight
train at Indianapolis.
July II: Debs and other leaders