The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-18
STREET CAR STRIKE.
Not q Horse Car Running in st. Paul or Mime.
RpOlis...A Thousand Men Standing out.

RpOlis.-.A Thousand Men Standing out.
The street car drivers of st. Paul and
Minneapolis, numbering over n thousand
men, are out on n strike, and not a ear is
running, except on the cable lines Of st. Paul.
Tho street car company reduced the wages OF
drivers from seventeen cents to fifteen cents
an hour, and in addition thereto demanded
that the men should sign paper pledging
themselves not to Join amy labor union or
association. The sympathles of the public
seem to be almost entirely on the part OF the
men.
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
The company and the police attempted to
run the cars and while doing SO, this incident
occurred:
As This car, tn Thrill one, pulled out from
the barn, and the second one, which made
the round trip moved away from the barn,
ladv or rather slender form, wearing neat
black ut and 4 plush cloak, stepped from
the outside OF the crowd and quickly mount
ed the car She rad hardly taken Il standing
position beside the StOuG young fellow who
drove, before she began her mission. She
was Mrs. McCIrdy, the young wife OF
driver who was among the strikers but VINO
Was nOi Ut tn barn at the time his wife
boarded the car The lady paid no attention
to any one uuu he driver. She stood close to
him, and she used her right hand in gesture.
came in here to ask You not to drive this
car VIII YOU not leave and be an honorable
man?
The driver announced that if he left the
oar. >,,,,,.h1jy ,l,n wound uIadlv take his
,,I
Il appeal to You, young man, as 4 wife and
mother IT you have any respect for honest
"oIhIhSlntI'' VINO Iic sunny "eh H - h
r&h, not 90 ,'Ne c.IlS S"' "S la Of
YOU in the name ut humanity not to work in the
pace "l " l..'sH why ~ !" NJ
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,Ent lax, j., ius+ ma rIin,y f0r n lady
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10 w. Du I''l,, hit, th,f - t,rn[ ~
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lehtloh @!o!S .He "'e.'uT' onG t,eu w
pHNlloh the uflEtL until E"SA tl HIIe6U " Us
reachtU she looked INTO the lace OF Lue
driver, but saw no sympaIheuc responses,
cnnraged She turned to a PIONEER PRESS
~ 1rfor ord osLypI if there vas ~ conaur+or
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as 1iIC p'3 49, ~ t i-a, !, . car
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s tt' ,i - ioIr aoi,,t w. 49, roi
faced the lloHI ana I''Llc" against 'Ii0 He> l"14
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paCc9 ~ lnC - 'N ~ -. - - % I 49, 1880 Io
I, o stt 9 smnnoIt fImirs mon low waSes viii
Won MOT heed nv aDppaIy Have you no honor?
Have vou no respect tor home"
L have 10 argument to make with YOU" re-
piled the conductor, whose name is W. +. la
| alieCttu ny me ""illtll 3 "Ppeaia; :,,