The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

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slty. No aposals Tor p~aOs c.n be cns.
sidsssd si1er MoadHy. oniS a Wr,tsso
AGrOSmnna from tho Rnpld Trnnmie Com.
p4ny nah end the strike, Aftar a State
wene strthe Ia Declared ths business and
po'islcaA interesia a an PennAylvaniA viii
- nroaght 10 bsaT On the Philadelphia
ttAp.d Transit Company
noh tast a lev hours moro and 90
viii Stn. Our terms nov are rscoGnition
OF our union. The question Of wages
can oe settled later.
The crowd poured out into the sfreeas
Their feelings wore soossneA nv an attack
GA nvo cars of the Olnev ard Fox Chase
uiNasto0s- These cars Were stoned until
windows were smashssl and passengers
driven away in fright There we're q
gosa many m Somo1 among the passeng~r.;
~ hr@t the policeman on the ground
Sere unable TO master the rioters. Re-
serves Were sent for and the police sailed
into the mob. Men we're knocked head
over heels nv tho swinging bloWs ~
climbs Tho polics arrested elk men a.
ne I,nEleaders and took them 10 the
Part Of the crowd. Immediately after
getting ont % earshot O7 Dehs. showed
an ugly Iront tn a.fOrca of policemen under
lAe'its. Nippea and EhresInan. The strik
srs banked up dehantly IN front 81 the
labor hall aud shoItsd decisiVslS at or.
dera TO diaper~s. NipP.@ gave them
one minute. A few dis crest persons
sidleSi away. hut most rs'nAinssI ieerinR.
Tho police tire into them. letting
drive with their clubs and showing men
right and left For I've minutes there
was a nasty scrnp. in which heads were
cut. Finally thu mob gave way before
the steady advance Of the police. A
doSen men were arrested.
A. fInh and Green strsets a policeman
In plain clothes named llopkins was set
nroS By about fifty striker~. He was
Knocked down. plmmelled and kicked
The uniformed men were too busy break
ing up nob~ in other parts Of the neigh
boIhood 60 help him right away.
while he was IN his hack detachmeni
OF twenty bluecoats came up on the run
and drove into the crowd That fiGhi
wae over in = minute. Tho crowd that
had assaulted Hopkins ned before his
r".cuers Five of them were caught
before they could get away and lock ed
up for noting.
Another attempt was made early this
morning Co blow up car with dynamite.
The night before three cars were dynA-
mltsd IN widely separated parts Of the
city and several per sona were hurt This
morning n charge Of dynamite rugged
with a percussion cap WA hxed 10 the
car raila in Germantown avenue opposite
the old Germantown battlefield. The
explosion hfted ths front end o! the car
in tho air and the car dropped with q
crash that broke all thu windows. loosened
the seats and gave the few PaasenGera
a rough Jolt. Two women had 10 be
treated for shock. but no ono was seri-
oualy hurt.
Superintendent Of Police John Taylor
had Detectives .. work al day trying to
run down the dynAmiters.
In spite of tho peace negotiations ana
the probability that the company and the
men will he brought 70 terms there was
moro in the last twepty-four hours than
for q week past.
child named Morri. Forman was
killed nv a car while running across
North Fifth street to-day. and a crowd Of
men attacked the motorman. yelling
Strike breaker and a5cab.- squad %
police took the conductor and motOrman
TO = police station.
Two men Who we're deScribed by the
police as strikers or strike sympathixers
we're shot by a motorInan late this after
noon in an attack On his car. The motor
man jumped OF. dr~~ a pistol and brought
down John Curley snd John Denny Curlsy
had tn be operated on IN thu Samaritan
! Hospital and = ballet vas extracted from
his shoulder. Denny had . flesh Gound.
| AZ 10 o'clock tonight a car was dyna
mitSd in Front street. where there hasi
been riot ing for hours. The car ran over
dynamite hounb with the usual per
cuaaion cap attachment. The explosion
wrecked the car and injureSi half doyen
! passengers. The motorTnan NaS hurt
/ The police ARRESTED half doDen men
| Aloag York sweet. kenaington avenue.
| Norris street and Front street every car
that came alonR3from early in the evening
until midnight was stoned. Eight hun
dret policemen were thrown into this dt~-
| tTict and thirty ARRESTS were nSscie Sew
eral policemen ~er~ hurt and the number
Of rioters injured 70 estimated ~ thirty.