Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-29
WHERE ARE YOU COINC?'
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Attend to My Own Bust
ness the Reply.
ORDERED HIM TO TURN BACK
Police Inspector Rcassured Him and
Finally Arrested Golden, Who
declared it Was an "0uttage.'

Declared II Nu9 gu V"N'NhN
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rb,c,ao. July 29,--President George
- coldon or the Transfers union turn
.,tto nickel today, dened Police IN
sreotor Nicholas Hunt and was arrest
81 Golden discovered a wagon owned
hy Terry & Co., being driven past his
oace He called to the teams'er'
nWbcre are you going"
ANYWHERE / please, 80 long as | at
,.,d to my own business" was the re-
rlv vhereupon Golden ordered the
driver to turn back.
The Inspector heard the command
nrd reassured the teamster telling him
N 20 ON about his business Then came
war Of words Hunt, shaking his club
At the strike leader declared there
would be an immediate arrest II Golden
d,i no, shut up, He refused and the
arrest followed
The arrest caused great excitement,
and Within two minutes several thous-
and men had gathered to watch the
'oTb.s Is an outrage" declared Cold
en- "a have been guilty Of no ollense
against the law
a, the time Of Goden's arrest the po-
ice also took into custody G.. I. Blu
sFe who was IN the toamsters' head
quarters. lie was charged with inter-
fcrlng with an officer.
Both prisoners were taken TO the sta
tion IN q patrol wagon Ban was re-
fused them, and they We're sent to cells,
yehenently protesting against what
they declared was an outrage
L was the first time that a chief Of
the striking thousands was taken into
custody
Later. however President Golden, af-
Ter stormy talk with Police Inspector
Hunt IN which international President
Shea Of the International Tteamsters'
organization took part, was liberated on
bail
Golden wits liberated only on condl-
ton that he remain away from labor
headquarters until after his hearing to-
morrow George T, Busse, another Of
fetal Of the Transfers union who was
arrested With Golden, was likewise freed
on bonds.
International President shea Of the
Brotherhood Of Transfers was OUT
spoken N his denuncIatlon OF the
methods Of Golden Colorado methods
seem TO prevail" said he.
WANTED TO KILL ALL STRIKERS.
Declaring the Lord had commissioned
him to end the packing house strike by
killing all the strikers. John A. Iced
negro. caused much excitement at the
ftcckyards today, He was arrested
after struggle and found TO be carry
ing loaded revolver. The police are In
doubt whether Iced is insane or only
smmming
STRIKE BREAKERS ATTACKED.
Eighty negroes being transported
nom the stockyards In two cars on the
Lake Shore road We're thrown into
panic by a furious attack by mob of
WO throwing stones. which demolished
nearly every window I'm both cars EX-
poslon of a torpedo warned the engln-
eor 10 stop
instantly q mob ruched out from
places OF concealment and the rock
'hIowlng began. Three policemen
ganalng upon the platforms beat back
Ine rioters while the frightened negroes
plQ under the car seats, while the train
PuHeu away from the scene
Attempts TO sinugglc out non-union
peat from the stocllyards through sub
gIiuge today resulted I'm an exciting
a0se ana the complete failure OF the
Pan The meat had been loaded BY
amour q CO., into a wagon by the
great western AIT company, and elud-
B the vigilance Of the plckets the
lilyel had passed out Of the yards The
nekeIs shortly after learned the facts.
lhey mounted a streetcar, overlook the
river and compelled the men to turn
pack to the yards. Where the meat
Mas unoaded.
FIVE MEN ARRESTED,
Disorders at Nelson, Norris s. Co.'S
Ianch IN South Chicago today caused
le arrest Of five men who had attacked
ie4ll meat dealers going for supplies
uu overturned two wagons, The lead
hs were arrested.
MAY ASK FEDERAL AID.
II the freight handlers union should
lempl TO enforce an order forbid
nns all members from handling con-
shmtnts to and from the stockyards
ne action viii be fought by the Ameri-
ln Antl-Boycott association and the
fueral authorities Will be asked to in
n,Ntne' So asserted Daniel Davenport,
MVuilVe agent OF the association. who
puVed IN Chicago from Bridgeport,
Vnnr Today. The freight handlers or
er was adopted by lts council, and
ltn suspended pending n cell for Pres
nehl Donnelly, Mr. Davenport said
we threat Is similar TO one IN the case
Deoa In the A, II, IT, striks of 1894.
FREIGHT HANDLERS READY.
we viii order freight handlers not
touch consgnments from the trust
aeAers just the moment that President
sVhhelly asks IT," declared President
bl'Ian Of the freight handlers today.
ny added That request may come
any moment"
NOTING IN KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Mo, July 2o-Rlotlnr
sa renewed IN the packing house dla-
NV To-Day, when a gang OF strikers,
s'ly Austrians attacked l.. King, a
$50 special policeman, as the latter
entering the plant OF Armour 4
NJ hihg shot two Of his assallants.
nH sullivan and Max Lameskn. neither
iously Six arrests were made.
muons the mob was Mat Sullivan, a
,rpuW sheriff. He made no effort TO
M lhe riot, but Instead took part in
s Vnsse Of the negro, who was show
wv MAIN stones. King made a stand.