The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-07-12

sn the militia were sent out. Forty five
ears OF cattle came in, and business
seemcd 10 fair way 10 be resumed on the
usual footing. r. B. Youngs, assistar /
TO Chief Arthur, Of the brotherhood Of
Engineer, held conference to-day with
President Thomas, Of the Chicago n
Western Indiana belt line road, to make
arrangements for running trains. The
engineers and flremen on the belt line are
loyal to the company. Reports from all
the principal cities are to the effect that
the knights Of Labor didn't strike any.
where In response to Sovereign's request.
There can be no strike without the con-
sent Of the local assemblies. and hey
have not yet had an opportunity to con.
slider the matter. The president Of the
Transfers Union claimed this morning
that about 1900 teamsters had gone out
on strike, but the Wholesale stores re-
ported tesming going on a. usual The
president OF the Building Trades Council
says its 5000 members will quit work
before Saturday night. The Seamcn's
Union, which claims q membership
OF 10000, was ordered to strike, but
at noon none had struck. German Baker,
Union No. 2, having S0o members in fifty
west side bakeshops, decided today to ~
out After an exhaustive investigation,
covering practically every field of labor,
the Evening Post finds II 1000 cigar makers
have struck and 500 German bakers 20 out
tonight. All other lines of industry are
going on as usual. The story from Cleve-
land that General Master Workman Sow.
ereign had wired the Knights not to strike
is emphatically denied by labor leaders.
THAT telegram was forgery" said S+cre-
tary Simps on, "and Sovereign has already
forwarded a denial" At the request Of
Marshal Fled & Co. police were seut to
the Burlington freight house today TO dis
perse the crowd who were intimidatine
team tiers. General Master Workman Sow
ereigu said today that il the orders issued
by him were in effect by Saturday night
he would be satisfied.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July ll.ISpecial.l
The employees Of the Erie road here have
decided to return TO work. As result all
trains started rs usual this morning. The
Stake on the Zig Four is also practically ut
an end. By night it is thought that every
road leading into the city will have re-
ume operations with full forces of EN-.
ployes.
ELLwooD, Ind, July ll.-(Special. i
The ironworks employees struck this morn
ing on the claim that they have not been
paid for several weeks. The managers
threaten TO bring foreigners to gil the
places Of tie strikers.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July ll.-(Special. 1-As
result of the meeting Of the managers of
all the railroad orders at Bellevue last
night the Nickel Plate men reported for
work this morning.
YoUNGsrowS, Ohio.-[July 1.1-All
the men employed by the Youngstown car
lines struck at midnight on account of OBJ
jectionable rules. They also want read
justment of wages.
SACRAMENTO, July ll-tSpecisl. Yes
terday afternoon six or seven hundred
United States troops, with Calling and
Hotchkiss guns. left San Francisco bay
on the np-bound steamer for Sacramento.
While coming up Sacramento river armed
forces patroled both sides to prevent at
tack. The strikers and their sympathis-
ers here last night openly declared that
the troops would be resisted. and came
marching down the streets with guns on
their shoulders. Today crowd of styik-
ers who were ambushed on the Yolo side
Of the river fred into the militia after the
regulars had gone on to Dupont. Over
200 shots were fred, but only one striker
was wounded. 1t is believed that the
regulars will meet with no opposition
when the trains are moved this afternoon.
The regulars took possession OF the depot
this morning, but no violence was offered
by the strikers. An engine is now clear
ing the tracks preparatory to the moving
Of trains. Hundreds Of men are in the
vicinity OF the depot, but no demonstra-
tons are being made.
MAsILLoS, Ohio. July IL Especial
The Wheeling & Lake Erie iieup was
made complete this morning by the with
drawal of all Brotherhood men who are
unable to continue work without a full
complement to each train crew. Only
mail trains are running.
WASHINGTON, u. C, July 1l.-[Spec-
ial THE House committee on interstate
and foreign commerce decided today, after
long and spirited session, to investigate the
labor troubles growing out of the Pullman
strike. The senate adopted Daniels reso-
luton in regard to strike without division.