Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

Other police ana number of tho
ntrlke. brenkola were also hit The
barns at Franklin street were reached
without severe injury 20 any one
A LIVELY DISTURBANCE,
ono Of the liycllcst disturbances OF
the day occurred within block OF
the Auditorium hotel Three wagons
formerly owned by the Edwin a, Dan.
lels Coal company, were being driven
south IN Wabash avenue. At Harrison
street largo crowd gathered about
the oolored drivers ana guards sticks,
thing, brokon bottles ana ether mis-.
siles were thrown, many OF the missiles
striking the negroes, u, Il, Carter, one
OF the colored guards, whipped OH, u
revolver aud shot at Henry Schultz,
who, II IL alleged, was approaching
Carter.
The bullet struck schultz In the left
side, lie ran south IN Wabash avenue
for half a block before he fell, weaken.
ed by the loss Of blood, Tho crowd was
thoroughly cnraeed by the action OF
,ne co,lorcd men and, although two
mora shots We're fired, tho n0n.unionlsts
were quickly closed In upon ana beaten
fchfrully a riot call was sent In TO tho
nearest police station, seventy police.
men, undor Inspector Patrick J, LAWN
hurried 10 the scene ana dispersed tho
crowd Carter was arrested schultz
VIII recover,
NO ARMlNd ORDER ISSUED
Contrary 10 announcement. no order
was issued today FOR the armlng OF The
non.unlon men with rifles, supt, Reed
or the Employers ToamIng cOmpany
SAID no did not know when the order
would be Issued, " at all, lie denied
having. said that such movement
would be made.
secy, w, J, Job Of tho Employers An.
ISOLATION made similar denial, one
Of No obstacles 10 tho use ~ rifles In
action taken by tho city council last
night directing that enforcement OF
ttnlutos prohibiting unauthorized pei.
sons carrying flncs IN the streets,
There ~ also q law against shooting
within tho city limits, and against
nfandshlng weapon IN a threatening
manner.
a hundred colorod men imported a.
Tenming association struck today, Tho
negroes complained that they could not
protect themselves with wooden sticks
or canes which were being furnished by
me company The colorod men declar.
cd mat the canes, however stout, could
not give protection against bricks,
stones or similar missiles, Tho men
wanted rovolyors, Their request was
refused ana they quit work
promise, alleged to have been glV.
On 10 Socy, Probst " the Commission
Ieamowncra' association by President
shea Of the Transfers, tina, the com.
mission men would be allowed 10 ro.
move porlshablo produce lying In oy.
press cars In the Illinois Central freight
mouse, was not respected today. Pick.
cts stationed az the freight houses
turned back the commission mems
teams,
Thirty non-unIon tcamsiers we're at.
lacked today by crowd OF strike sym.
paUhl2ofs at Jackson boulevard ana
lialsted street All kinds Of missiles
were used Tho non.unlon teamsters,
armed with stout hickory clubs, AZ.
tempted to feht the mob. but we're be.
ing .ovcrpoworcd when The police ar
rived.
VIM, Wrather, a white guard, was 40.
Veroly injured Tho police, clubbing
right and left, rushed thu crowd on the
street Fl'c persons were arrested,
only 10 OF the nonsunl0n toamslors
could be found the Others having lied,
Drivers ana helpers for all Of tho
large express companies In South chi,
onRp went out today on sympathetic
stfiko. The companies have asked for
police protection Most OF the police
are on strike duty In the down. town
district,
a new federal Injunction was issued
today by Jndgo kohlaaot Of the
United stotos circuit court IN favor Of
the various express companies doing
business IN Chicago, The writ restraints
nll persons from interfering with tho
operation OF express wagons on tho
reefs
Previous lnjunctions applied TO the
EmplOycrs' association and the Elm.
ployers Tooming company,