Spring Valley Mob Loots Company Store In Riot
A mob of largely Lithuanian, Polish and Italian miners sacked the Spring Valley company store, carrying off merchandise valued around 20000. Deputies fled, the town faced terror, and militia are deployed from Rock Island and Galesburg to restore order as other towns report similar unrest in Ladd and Seatonville.
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Strike notes on Chicago rail strike and martial law actions
The New York Sun asks if American spirit can condemn railroad outrages as Peoria experiences a strike with orderly protesters. Rock Island runs daily trains on the Peoria branch, with some main line services resumed. President Cleveland proclaims, troops deployed, Altgeld sidelined, and Chicago under martial law guidance. The Rock Island Pacific line resumes day and night service, with freight and mail back to normal. an upcoming accommodation train may restart. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a malaria remedy.
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