Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-29
Second Day Sees a Duplication
OF RoWdyism and Assault
BY Smypathizers.
STRIkEBREAKERS COMING.
Stated That Imported Men will
Arrive Tomorrow Morn
ing Early.
ParasIcs aud Meetings Occupy the
Time of the Mem Who Have
Walked Out,

Ri0tlng by irresponsible boys aud
men ON Main street, while idle po-
liccmen watched Without interference
n,prlsed tOday'~ strike situation.
The carmen declare tllat sriendS OF
violence are NOT friends Of the unien.
so that thc political play of tlic police
department is secntiuply without e.
feet
Seven ours were rIu for n few
hours this morning, hut were stopped
hy attacks from the mob, which after
wards paradcd Main street. cheering
for The police, oScrj1Scd at the free
license allowed thepi-
Tic striking CarIHcn mat this MORN
Ing at the Electrical Workers hilI
above the Utah National bank. aud
perfected a military organization for
drill and parade discipline, authority
10 command being delegated TO siN
MEN WHO have formerly served III the
regular army,
Daily rnornilg and afternoon pa.
fsldcs are The program for thc carmen,
while orders have been issued TO them
10 keep OF the streets while not on
parade. y second meeting today con-
>sned at 2 o'clock.
Mail cars are scheduled to leave the
bnrns this afternoon at A O'Clock under
police protection. IN cover all mail
ruins, They win carry L. =. flags. in
tltielition~to mail signs
Company Officials refuse TO give out
any statements. Ii Is understood au-
uitfinatum will be presented this after
neon or TOMORROW giving the mem a
time limit within which to return Ia
work, and that "a fierce of men will
arrive within FL hours 10 take charge
Oh the cars and keep them running.
The police made one arrest today,
md that WAS for assault on p0-
liocman.
In a second statement, c. o. Pratt
defines the position OF the men. and
declares there viii be no peace until
lite company stands ready 10 Hive up
Ia its agreement originally announced
through the mayor and later denied.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon there Is
10 sign of The bird OF peace lowering
anywhere ON the horizon, INSTEAD the
prospects seem 10 point to a long and
ugly fight in which the end will come
with the exhaustion OF one side or the
other, rather than by any agreement
The men made no efforts to reach the
company To-Day nor dll the company
Try 10 get IN touch "i'n thH men,
Instead the prospect is that n train
lPau VI S'IlAe oteuNeiS VIII d''''e III A"o
night or tomorrow morning, and that
the men Will be given 4. notice to re-
,u,, to v,orls nv an early dare ar for.
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streets sis oHieeIs we're eleetoh 10
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tons under former selseanl IT"ln