Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
HEADING OFF A STRIKE.
Northern Pacific Railway Men sur-
prfsed by an Order of Court.

Northern Pacific Railway Men Sur
prised by an Order OF Court.
A document was delivered into the hands
OF United States Marshal Danahower at
ST. Paul last evening. which may have the
erect OF lettering the engfneers firemen,
conductors, trainmen and telegraph operat-
ors OF the Northern Pacific railroad from
striking. 1t was issued by Judge Caldwell
of the United States circuit court, and is, in
eject an Injunction to keep the men from
striking.
The one hundred and fifty delegates al
st. Paul from the various unions are In
an angry state OF mind. At their confer.
ence yesterday afternoon they were told
by General Manager Kendrick Of the North
ern Pacific that no modification Of the
January schedule could be given them.
They claim that this was a great injustice
because they had been kept there since the
18th to await the movements of Mr. Ken
drick. only to meet a rebuff
They also claim that the company's ac.
ton In issuing through the courts such an
order was the plainest possible indica ton
that the demands of the men were never
seriously considered.
The main points of the order are an fol.
lows: The officers. agents and employees OF
Thomas F. Cakes. Henry c. Paine and Hen.
ry {: Rouse. as receivers of the Northern
PACING company and the engineers, firemen
trainmen. train dispatchers. telegraph OBJ
orators. conductors. switchmen, and az
other employees OF Said Thomas F. Cakes
Henry c. Paine and Henry c. Rouse, as
receivers of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. and each and every one of you
and all persons, associations and comb.
nations, voluntary or otherwise, whether
employees OF the receivers or not, and al
persons generally, and each and every one
of you In the penalty which may ensue are
hereby strictly charged and Commands
that You absolutely desist and refrain from
disabling or rendering in any wise unfit fol
convenient and immediate use any engines
cars or other property of Thomas F. cakes
Henry G. Paine and Henry c. Rouse as
receivers Of the Northern Pacific company
and from interfering In any manner witt
the possession Of locomotives cars othe,
property of the said receivers or in theil
| custody. and from interfering in any man
ner, by force, threats or otherwise, viii
men who desire to continue in the servics
OF the receivers, and from interfering In
any manner. by force threats or other
wise, with men employed by the receivers
| to take the places Of those who Quit the
service, or from interfering with or OBJ
structing In any wise the operation OF tn,
railroad or any portion thereof, or the run
ming OF engines and trains, and. as usual
from any interference with the telegraph
lines. and generally from interfering with
the officers and agents or their employee.
in any manner by actual violence or b,
intimidation, threats. or otherwise In tn,
full and complete possession and manage
ment Of the railroad and from interfering
intimidatlng or otherwise injuring or In
convenienc.ng or delaying the passenger,
being transported. or about to be trans
ported over the railroad or by interferin,
| In any manner by actual violence Of
oring to prevent the shipment Of freigh
| or the transportation of mails until the fur
Their order of this court.
This process is directed to the marsha
/ for the district OF Minnesota, who IL hereb,
commanded to execute the same within hi
jurisdiction, and to make due return there
| of without delay.