Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-03
ENGINEERS CAUTIONED
lCortinued from First Paqe. !
An ECHO IN THE SENATE.

stIlhe RaO al eC0O IN tue Oeudto lO'uey-
Mr.. Cal! offered a resolution for the ap-
polntment OF a joint committee OF I'VE
| memb ers OF the House and Senate TO in
qure into the cause OF the Pullman
/ strike, the justice Of the demands OF
| the Uorkingmen and to report by bill or
| otherwise, and Mr.. Kyle (SOuth Dako-
ta) offered the resolution endorsed By
President Debs, of the American Rail-
way Union, and General Secretary
Treasurer hayes, Of the knights nf La
/ Dor, which has already been published,
| looking 10 the protection OF strikers
| from Federal interference, and declar-
Ing that the detachment Of Pullman or
other parlor or sleeping cars from a
train shall not constitute an offence
against the United States. Both resO-
lutlous, under the rule, went over until
tomorrow.
A VERY SERIOUS SITUATION.
DENVER, Colo, July 2.-Superin-
tendent Deul, Of the Union Pacific rail-
road saws: Tho extent of the strike
indicates that the country has serious
proposition on its hands as serious as
anything that has visited the country
since the war. II it don't lead to war
it will be q close call"
OGDEN, UTAH, July 1.-The Union
Pacific arrived this morning at l2:45
from the East without Pullmans.
DENVER, Coz, July 2.-Five COM
pauies of the Seventh Regiment, L. 5.
A. stationed az Fort Logan, left at
$3.50 a. N. 10 day on special train for
/ Trinidad. where over 100 deputy
marshaIs were disarmed yesterday by a
mob The troops are under command
OF Col Ward aad Lieut.. Baker.
CHICAGO, July 2.-United States Mar
| shal Arnold sent 100, and Sheriff Gill
bert 80 deputies to Blue Island to-day,
I I'm anticipation Of trouble. The work
/ OF swearing 10 and arming deputies,
/ both By the United States marshal and
sheriff, was carried forward to-day as
rapidly as possible.
ST. Louis, No, July 1.-The out
I bound PASSENGER trains got away with
out aDDrecia5le delay to-day, being
manned by yard masters, Office men,
/ ETC., OF the Terminal Railway ASsocta-
ZION. Freight traffic, however, ex-
Dericnced 20 change, the strikers hav-
/ Ing thoroughly stopped the handling Of
an such trains and cars. Tue men con-
I tfnue in a peaceful mood, with no In
I dicati0n of any disturbance in any d.
rection, ana no developments OF i'm
portance are expected until the time
/ given BY the employing railroads for
/ their man to return to work expires.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 2.-On the
I'd a. hrn oh nf a.
/ bash oil freight trains have been a6an-
doned and the passenger trains are very
late.
INpIANArOLIS, IND, July 2.-The
Yards and Union Station are Dairclled
by squads OF police 10 Quell sudden out
breaks.
CoLUNGUs. O., July 1.-The Pullman
car frCm Oldmbus % Chicago, via Chi
cago and E.ie aud Hooking Valley roads
was lefJ al Marion. The Hooking Val
ley crew we're willing 10 bring the car
tr0m Marion but it was side tracked in
the rear Of some freight cars, and the
crew were not willing TO shift the
freight cars 10 get at the Pullman. The
sheriff was called upon for protection
and the car will be brought here on the
next train.
COLUMBUS, O., July about half
the car repairers. vino struck Friday on
the Hooking Valley, returned TO work
to-day. The other half, as claimed be-
ing inundated, did not go to work.
SAN FRANCISCO, GALA, July Some
Of the rails have been torn from the
Brighton track and box cars run upon
the main track. Superintendent Fill
more has called upon the Mayor TO pro-
tect the company's property and to
have the depot and yards cleared OF all
strikers.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July Given
ty-dve Pau-Handls Switchmen refused
20 handle Pullman cars this morning
and they have been discharged.
TorEKA, July 2.-The local lodge A.
p. e., composed OF Santa Fe shopmen
numbering about 1000 men, held
meeting last night and resolved to strike
at noon to-day.
CINCINNATI, o., July 2.-The with
drawal Of engineers and fremeH OF the
Cincinnati Southern road has not so far
caused any failure 10 run trains on that
road. General Manager Carroll already
has more applications FOR positions than
he needs and all trains have been moved
to-day as usual. Every engine is guard
ed o. United States deputy marshals
with WincbeSteTS.
GAL ESBURG, LIS, July 1.-The
Brotherhood Of Railway Tralnmen, 80
600 strong, will not fight the A. r. L.
strikers. In answer TO all kilograms,
the grand officers say they will expel
any member who does not remain
neutral.
CHICAGO, July 2.-The Federal Court
this afternoon issued an omnibus in
JUNCTION in the case OF the Michigan
Central Railway against tho strikers.
Like iniuuctious will be issued as TO all
the roads aud the whole power OF the
government in voked to enforce the or
ders.
ST. Louis, Mo-, July 9.-The state
me Mt that the Wabash had been ordered
tied up generally proves incorrect. Be-