Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02

have 10 suspend operations for lack U.
I uel.n
All NJ the companies named "a well
~ many others IN the city use HlaCk
| c1nl, which produces jubg As muua
/ steam nud costs great deal less
| money. But today they were com.
/ PEELED 10 buy lump coal and only ia
satisfactory aud insufficient amounts
/ OF that They ruhlikt that the strike
/ msy bring great losses % them. The
| fact u that unless there IL settlement
soon the city Will be lett In absolute
darkness I'm Tow nights, the street
cars will stop running aud hundreds Of
persons be thrown out " employment.
Little PUEXLL'A" ENrEHrHIsr.
special service BY "DummI" and
stage fTom sale Lake 20 ogden.
Tho strike has caused tho officials Of
the Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs
Railway company to hit uoon a little
piece o. enterprise that IL very much
appreciated. This suspension OF psss-
| enger train service between here ami
Ogden sei Mf. BAmberger to thinkiug,
| aud this afternoon he ran n special
traiu from here 10 Centvrvills, with
several Junction city passengers
aboard. From Ceutetviile they will
DO carried TO their destination by stage.
Another train making similar u0nuec.
ton will leave here at $3.50 tomorrow
morning.
msotinE OF the strikers
There was big meeting VI the local
members OF the American Railway
Union yesterday Afternoon beginning
at Q O'Clock. In the morning, switch
men, hremon, OTakemen and HhOpmen
received ofiera to obey instruction OF
President Debs, which meant they
must all strike. A telegram from Dobs
was read advising immediate action,
election Of committee, aud stRIing
that twenty-five Ices were now tied
up and that Victory WAS certain.
The following telegrAms were also
reau:
CHICAGO, June 30.--tnaiructlons are
for every man In rllruaI servics ON
luiJn i'anlhu nuu ilu Nraudo Nest0r.
to quit They win receive full pre-. cctiOn
wh0lhcr member, " tho A. II. 4. or
not. No muu will return until all are
rsin,a,ed on every road. Chicago il
paralyzod aud events are coming our
way last DO no violence.
T.. Y. DEug.
CHICAGO, June 8O-Au Urion Pacido
employee are requested TO leave the
service Immediately Several points on
that system are now tied up aud several
men have boon discharged for refusing
TO handle Pullman oars, but they may
be assured there Will be no settlement on
any road until each man ON oyory road
Is rCinstAtod, THIS liz light against
combined capital aud oppression aud We
are sure winners. DO no violence, but
every man quit aud stand nrm. Put
committee In charge aud wir0 nhmo Of
chairman, " not already done Chicago
Is parnlyzod and strike extends To COL
umbuu, %, T. v, pIHs,
The following circular lssued by Dsbs
was also reau3
on May 18th tho mon aud women om-
ploytd by the Pullman Palace Car com
piuy ~ Pullman, Ills, struck. IL was
uUmiually Tor the restoration Of wages,
but that was not tho only nor oven tho
leading phase Of the trouble. IL WAS for
liberty, for the right to exist, anu TO
loosen, u possible, by that act, tho grip
NJ a tyrant, who, though covering his Ia
fanny by gifts In the name Of religion aud
science, was ne romorsoloss as the in
famous Caligula.
These people are members OF the A. II.
! u, and OF all who have Joined LIS ranks,
/ the most abused aud beaten down. We
/ promised these mon aud women prO,oc-
/ liou and have since tho date first. named
| heou helping them 10 hght thoir battle,
and will stay with them 10 the end.
Ia tho meantime every cllor has beon
/ made TO have tho Pullman company ar
/ bl.TAte. Our committees have requested
/ tho otlcgIs OF the company On numerous
/ occasions 10 llave the whole matter sub
| United 10 dIsiElereslud parties.
/ The good people Of Chicago, the power
| ful CIVIC Federation, maue up VI tho
/ leading rolormers Of that city, have APP
/ poalgd Tor 10. The press, even those un-
| favorable To union labor, has demanded
| 10, but Ia vain, As a last resort, the dOlO-
gates representing tho American Railway
! Union, IA convention assembled, amer "A
/ careful consideration ui no case, by
| unanimous voice ordered boycott on
tho Pullman palace cars and equipment,
said order taking elect a. noon on June
| ~, 1874,
| Asa consequence, We now hud our
selves confronted not only by the rull-
! man company but by the combined rail-
| way corporations, through their general
| managers, aud it Is now a light boswOtu
| tho corporations represented by tho
| Gonou Managers association, as
allies OF Pullman aud all railway om-
| plOyOs without feiurenco To organization,
| A, such, wO want every good mans
holp.
40 tho ond noted, eau tho A. r.. ". do
pond on you 10 call on tho officers NJ all
| labor organizations 10 ask for us their aid
aud CO.upeIatlonf
II, Ia carrying ont this order, any om-
ployo Ia discharged, Il Is the duty Oieyory
loyal man 70 come 10 tho rescue OF our
brothers.
Noufy MS ON rccoip. OF this circullrRud
keep us advised Of any developments
Kuop MS constantly informed As TO the
situation IN and nbuu, your locality, aud
DO auro NJ all timos TO remember, not
| withdrawing tho expected Encouraging
reports OF tho enemy, whether It boo the
open foe or tue knife of those whose in
forest In labor Is confined In lueching an
uuearned living from is veins.
Finally, brothers, remember, and let
that rUmurauCe nerve your arm, that We
arc not a more BklrmiHh liuo fora tompO'
rary advantage, hu. In lighting this bag-
tic It's lines reach deeper and ia conclu'
aiuns must boz, ON tho one hand, uul
eternal good, or, II by trehohory auC
! apathy, deloAt. lgbor's downfall, IRON
| which 1t will take years OF suffering ant