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of Police Harrigan to-day placed thirty
extra police on duty in the yards. Cen
eral Manager Ramsey stated that any men
refusing to handle Pullman cars would be
discharged, and new men put in their
places. President Scaolan of the local
American Railway Union remarked the
men might get Pullman cars out here. but
they would not come back.
Late tonight q meeting of the Missouri
Pacif. swtchmen was hed at which it
was decided to stand by the night switch
men and go out tomorrow morning. This
will result in a complete tie-up of that
road here.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 2S.-An the
roads sent trains out on schedule time to-
night They will all have new men to-
morrow. The Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton have asked Governor Mckinley
for railway police. It will resort to the
courts tomorrow.
A mass-meetlng OF railway switchmen
representing all roads except the Penn
sylvania was held tonight. Over 800
were present Resolutions to continue the
boycoIt were passed without opposition.
Wmie all trains have been moved up to
Tonight, the situation is growing serious
United States Deputy Marshals have con-
troll OF the Ludlow (Ky.) yards of the Gin
cinnau Southern. The Cincinnati, Ham
llton and Dayton will have a large force of
railway policemen appointed by the Gov
ernor Tomorrow and other roads will Sc
cure similar protection.
MONTREAL. June 2S. - The Pullman
strike will not affect Canada. Officials Of
various brotherhoods say they intend TO
take no action whatever.
CAIRO. IL, June 2S. The boycott
against the Pullman company has assumed
serious proportions. Every railroad line
entering the city is now involved, and not
wheel has been turned since o'clock
this afternoon. Passenger trains on the
Iron Noun tain. Cotton Belt, Mobile and
> Ohio and Big Four roads are not moving,
while on the Illinois Central there are six
passenger trains sidetracked, four OF
which carrying mail. No freight trains
are moving and business is a a standstill.
. MILWAUKEE, Wis. June %. - The
switchmen employed by the Chicago and
North western Company struck at mid
night, and ten trains are hung up in the
East aud South Side yards. The police
department sent a patrol wagon with
twelve officers to the south yards to pre-
serve order.
p STEvErs POINT. Wis, June %. The
Wisconsin Central to-day discharged
twenty fremen who refused TO take out a
train, and the executive board of the Amer
lean Railway Union has decided to cal
out 200 men in this city in the morning.
CLEVELAND, June 28.-Chief P. NJ. Ar
thur Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was shown the Associated Press
dispatch from Chicago to-day which an.
nounced' The discharge of four engineers
on the Chicago and Northwestern Rail.
way for indOrsing the Pullman boycott
. He said the brotherhood had nothing to dc
with the boycott. What action might be
taken in individual cases of this KIND
could not be determined until the particu.
lars were known.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 2S.-The Monor
train that left here at midnight, made III
Of FIVE Pullman sleepers, is held neal
Hammond The train that left Chicago
last night for this city is al Hammond
Both are United States mail trains.
- Louis VILE. June 2S.-Everything is
quiet in railroad circles tonight. and there
has been no trouble All outgoing trains
departed on time, Southbound trains OF
Ibe Monon have been delayed some.
PITTsBURG. Pa, June 28-Men are be,
ing hired by the Fort Wayne Company tC
90 to Chicago. 1t is understood tha
Judge Baker told them if the company
would not haul Pullman cars on the maii
trains that there would be no need to take
the matter to the court as the trains would
not be stopped. Trains on other lines
baye not been interfered with and are run.
A-1ing on time
ST JOSEPH. Nc, June 28.-NOthing
new has. developed here in the strike situa
ton. The Pullman cars were not molested
tonight and the men manifest no disposi
ton to Interfere with them.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. June 28-Tht
Arkansas division of the Missouri Pacif
has not yet fglt:the effects of the Pullman
boycott
DALLAS, Tex, June 28.-Advices from
distant points in Texas indicate that tht
railroad situation in Texas is not affected
by the Pullman boycott.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 28-The Ameri
can Railway Union has as yet taken NJ
action 10 regard 10 the Pullman boycott
Some of the roads are declining shipment
of perishable goods.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 28.-All train
are running as usual and the Pullmans de
parted as usual tonight. Everything i
quiet and there is no talk Of a strike.