Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
Police Apprehsnsive on the Nine
tceuth Anniversary Of the
Haymarkct Riots
TROOPS MAY Be ORDERED OUT.
Labor Leaders Bitterly Opposed to
Move While Mayor Dunno is Very
Much DislsellAcd

anniversary OF the lInymufkct riot,
when eight persons were suddenly
blown 10 pieces and 60 were frIghtnlly
wounded the police today again found
themselves coping with mobs Recall.
lng the tragedy enacted 10 years aga
when Inspector John Bonhcld led 1873
policemen into llaymarkot to suppress
riot, old.time policemen looked
thoughtful today and watched sharply
for sign Of u possible repetition Of
the peril which confronted their Ns'
sooin,cs IN IloymorRc, Dynamite,
however, WAS not generally looked for
except as bare possibility from some
irresponsible individual unconnoctcd
with any organization.
No CESSATION or VIOLENCE
with employers preparing to address
demand for troops, violence IN the
Transfers strike showed no cessation
today The very FIRST outbreak re-
suited In a fatality, The riot took
place near the barns OF the Employers
Teaming company In Eighteenth
street, near State, Charles Rebling,
n white man, who resides In the yicin.
ny, received u fractured skull and Is
expected TO die, lie WAS standing In
n crowd which started To jeer nom
union colorcd teamslcr who was guard.
Cd Ny Ave detectives The negro sud
denly picked NJ stone and threw II
into the crowd RIebling was struck
on the head and sank to the ground
unconscious. The crowd chased the
negro into the stables " the teamlns
company, but We're driven back by pr.
va,e detectives welding "hillics" and
pieces OF gas pipe. Police reinforced
the detectives and pacihcd the crowd
by demanding that the negro be sur.
rendered, The police entered the sta
bles but were unable 10 mud Ricbllngs
assallan, Ricbllng wdE taken 10 the
Peoples hospital
The police today announced that they
were prepared 10 escort 800 wagons for
the wholesale ana retail strlko.bound
stores and $50 express wagons This,
II was stated, would be the greatopt
number ~ wagons moved IN ono day
since the beginning Of the strike,
NoN.uNloN MAN SHOT
During u second disturbance at the
stables of the Employers association IN
Eighteenth street today, John Dams.
berry, u non'union colorcd tcamster was
shot, lie had attempted 10 strike a
boy WHO shouted an offensive epithet,
a number Of strike eympnthlgors IN.
II Ian IA. hA A
10 throw bricks and stones at him,
Private detectives rushed 20 Dunsber.
rvs aid A general nght ensucd during
which D0nsbrry received bullet IN
the lc.
Joseph Lang, barn boss for n large
mercantile firm, was arrested, charged
with the shooting.
The Chicago Tcam.ownors' Nssocln.
ton, consisting Of large touming firms
not ai'lllatod with the Employers
Tcnmlng association, made new move
today BY attempting deliveries 20 hoy,
cottcd houses, Nevertheless, the Team,
owners association was specific that Il
would not be drawn into the strike and
would continue the policy Of dischOrging
drivers who refused 10 make such do.
llyCrloH,
with employees wearing heavy rcyolv.
ors ana cartridge belts unconccalod, tho
American the National, the paclnc ana
the Northern express companies today
followed the example OF the United
states Express company and sent on
100 wagons under the escort of 100 pos
llcemcn
TACTICS MODIFIED,
The Employers Tcoming assocIatlo,i
modified tactics by taking police
guard with each wagon sent out Yoss
tordOy the Employers association sent
out wagons guarded only by private do.
tectlyoH ana colorod guards The p0lira
officials are said 10 have told tho OH |.
olals OF the Employers association that
the private guards were responsible for
much, II not the grcntcr part, " the
rlotlna
while further additions 10 tho ranks
Of idle transfers are expected when an
ultlmatum OF the Fthd Dealers assocl.
alton IL enforced, the order was today
held In allegiance, Heretofore tho Feed
Dealers have remained neutral, but last
night they decided TO notfy their team.
sters, members OF the Hay n Grain
Tcamstors union, that they would no
expected 10 deliver stock 10 boycotted
flrms, the union has u membership OF
over 800
Walsh, boyle a coat CorbIn a Sons
company ana other grocery jobbors In
addition 10 the Harrison Express coms
pNny, decided today 10 throw In their
lot with concerns undor the labor ban
Drivers were notified that they must
take deliveries 10 all nrms,
MAY CALL OUT TROOPS
Measures were being tnken today Ia
secure the ordering out Of the Chicago
brigade of state troops tomorrow, MOI.
wIthsandlng the bitter opposition OF
tho labor leaders 70 this move ana tho
dissemination OF Mayor Dunno IN take
tho Initiative, the Chicago Employers
association were determined to have
soldiers on the sreets NJ once 10 SUP.
press the rotlng. What measures would
be taken 10 get the troops was q mat.
ter surrounded with much secrecy
A a result Of communication be-
tween the city and state executives A
conference N snld 20 have been mr.
ranged between Gov Dcneon and
MAYOR dunno FOR tomorrow evening
on saturday morning, The governor
IN enld 10 have assured the mayor that
w iho meantime no order win be le.
sued calling ont the state troops,
After two days search George
pcard ~ this city today Identified Jcf.
ferson Murphy q negro, whose home In
said to he IN Martin Ten ~ the slny.
cr of Boards brother charles who was
totally injured by being MI, with a
Nlono during street rio, Tueadny
ncNrd had visited every nhcc IN tho
city whore non.unlon cnlorod leamstors
are qnartcrcd but not unill today were
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