Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

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q. Ordered Out.
CHICAGO, June 25.-rolegrams were
sent "a short time ago from the A. II.
U. headquarters Ia THIS city ordering
all men on this Denver a. Rio GrAndo
ana Union Pacific roads out.
JUDGE CALDWELL SAYS THE ROADS
AUST nE OPERATED.
The following message was received
here tonight by Receiver Wilson VI the
AtchitOn fond from Judge Caldwell VI
the United States courts
"WIQuELONstNu Mich, June 25,
1885,. ". Rsluhari, Boston; Joun
J. MuCook, Boston; Joseph 4. Wilson,
Chicago, receivers VI tue Atuhisou,
Topeka a Santa Fc railroad, Chicago,
Ills.:-lno men In the employ OF
the Receivers OF tho Atchison
railway system must discharge
all their usual aud acous.
toned duties or quit the service as
receivers altogether ami permit other
men To take tnelr places who will die
charge their duties. Any or all the em.
ployos eau quit the service VI the com.
pauy II they desire 10 do 10, but when
they quit they must not interfere In
any manner with the property or the
operation OF the road or men employed
TO take their places.
"Any such Interference will be
promptly dealt with Ms contempt Of
court. The men who wish 10 continue
Ia the service OF the court must dis
charge all the duties appropriately and
property belonging 10 the service. A
refusal 10 perform any part Of the SAID
duty will compel their discharge aud
the employment OF other men " take
their places. All the powers ami au-
! thorlty Of thu court will be- vigorously
exercised TO enforce these reasonable
results.
~ cannot believe the boycott order
was iutended 10 bu put IN operation on
roads In the custody Of the United
States courts and operated by reoeiy-
ers appointed by the court but. II such
II the case, this authors 0i the boycott
order anu tho men to whom II Ia al.
dressed must underStRnd that the court
will not tolerate any Interference with
the operation OF the road by their 10.
celyers, from any cause whatever. The
men must understand that they eau
not remain In the service Of the re-
ceivers and refuse TO perform any duty
pertaining TO that duty.
"rhey must make their selection
whether they will take their orders ns
/ TO the cars 10 be switched aud handle 4
from President Debs or the court. II
they elect to obey the orders Of the
former, they mas do %, but In that
event they must understand distinctly
that they are no longer in the service
Of the court for any purpose and that
o.het men will be employed 10 take
their places permanently, who will DO
guarded and protected In the discharge
OF their duties. When tho situation Of
your road aud the law applicable 10
this case IL understood do not believe
there Will bo any attempt 10 put the
boycott order la force upon II. Any
effort 10 do no viii be IN direct con-
tempt Of the court and must iuovila.
bly, result disastTously 10 the men. As
soon a. learn II Ia tho dellheTAte pur.
pose OF those ordering the boycott to
attempt 10 enforce u, against the au.
therity Of the court, l will proceed "a
Topeka anu proceed with tue matter
on the lines indicated In this dispatch.
"HENRY q. CALDWELL,
"United states circuit judge,n
Judge Caldwell has Jurisdiction
over such portions OF the Northern
Pacific Ne are in Minnesota AMI the
Dakotas, and over portions OF the
linton Pacific as well.
Vice President Robinson, OF the Al
Gibson said tonight: eve shall resume
business M usual tomorrow, aud n ans
attempt Is made 10 stop US We viii 10,
fer the matter 10 Judge Caldwell and
allow him to atbilTate with MIR
Dpbs,"