Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
CINCINNATI.
Edward f. Phelan, Leader OF the
Strike. Arrested.


| traffic. He was taken to the office of the
United States court and held until Judge
Taft of the circuit court came upon the
bench. when the hearing was set for
O'Clock Thursday, and his bond was fixed
at $500.
Meanwhile an Injunction was served upon
him restraining him individually pending
this hearing), or in combination with others.
from encouraging or ordering or in any
other manner causing the employees Of the
receiver Of the Cincinnati Southern road
to leave his employ with intent TO interfere
or obstruct the operation Of the road in
his charge for the purpose of compelling
said receiver to break his contracts with
the Pullman Car Company, and not To
carry said cars in his trains.
At IL o'clock Mr.. Phelan was still In
charge of Marshal Boil, having secured Only
one surety on his bond, Mr.. Patrick Moran
said he would obey the injunction. and
added The boys know all about how to
treat them. They need no instruction.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-This city has be-
gun to feel the effects Of the great strike
in the advance of prices on beef, pork.
wheat and other pr oducts shipped from the
west, and by the refusal Of the railroad
companies here to receive perShable goods
for shipment west of Pittsburg.
HAvERHILL, MASS.
HAVERH1LL. Mass, July 3-This city
is feeling the effects Of the railroad strikes
as three-fourths OF the local trade is with
the west. and shipments are badly delayed.
Beef has advanced IS a hundred.
MANCHESTER, N. Ii.
MANCHESTER, n. H., July s.-The ef.
feet Of the Pullman boycott Is being felt in
this civ there q hoe o.
last the balance of the week. and already
the price has jumped five cents a pound
ROCKFORD. ILL.
ROCKFORD. ILL.,. July 3-Business on
the Northwestern Is completely at a stand
still. No mails have been received over
that road since Saturday Milwaukee and
st. Paul and Illinois Central traffic is also
badly crippled. No freight trains have
come in or gone out on any Of the roads for
a week.
DETROIT.
DETROIT. Mich, July "a Wabash
passenger train which left the station at
1925 was cut by strikers at Del Ray, and
has thus far been unable to proceed
All switchmen employed IN the Union
station yards nave struck The Detroit
Lansing and Northern. and Flint and Pere
Marquette trains are being operat ted near
ly on time, however. being handled by the
trainmen. The Wabash is tied up Canad-
ian Pacific passengers are sent direct TO the
car ferries and taken across the river
Michigan Central trains Up to noon were
running as usual, also the Grani Trunk
and d. G. H. and NJ.
BATTLE CREEK. MICH.
LANSING. Mich. July Sin response to
Information from the sheriff of Calhoun
county regarding the strike situa ton. Gov.
Rich this morning ordered the fourth rept-
ment 10 assemble at their armories and be
IN readiness to move to Battle Creek
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July s.-Tbe
first train to leave the city since Saturs1a v
pulled out this morning. with United States
deputy marshals for crew. The strikers
oHered no resistance. Ten passenger trains
are still In the yards.
PUEBLO, COL.
PUEBLO, Col. July 3.-The report sent
out that an engir eer end fireman had been
lynched in this city is unfounded About n
dozen strikers have been arrested on a
cnarge OF interfering with the movement OF
trains. United States Marshal Israel is
mere with about 300 deputis
PORTLAND, GREG.
PORTLAND. Greg, July 3.-The effort to
tie up the local trains succeeded this morn
ing ana no trains left the yards
ST. PAUL, MINI.
81. PAUL. Mimi, July 3.-The strike sit
uation here is unchanged, all passenger
trains going and coming as heretofore Tho
Northern Pacific track was creased to nra-
vent the making up of the Fargo express.
W. IL was made up and sent out Just the
same Everything Is very quiet about the
yards, but about town prices are going up
ana people are growing anxious.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. July 3.-The men en-
ployed on the Kansas City division of the
chicago and Great Western road quit work
this morning. AS a result the trains for
Kansas City were abandoned here The
company will make an effort to start tra,n ne
this afternoon. but the men claim No mon
can be found to take them out The nen
are orderly and no trouble is expected.
Los ANGELES, CAL.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. July s.-subpoe,as
were issued last evening from the United
states court requiring managers of tele
graph companies to appear before the
United States grand jury and produce tele.
grams that have passed between President
Debs and other parties in this CITY. In no..
IN. M
general manager of the Southern California
Railway Company. Judge Ross issued an
cider citing Conductor c.. L. Heart before
the U. s. circuit court to show cause wbv
he should not be punished for contempt Of
court for violating an order and iniunction
issued on June 80. Heart accepted his
train orders, but refused to obey them. snd
handed In his resignation. His case will
come before Judge Ross today
DENVER, COL.
DENVER, Col, July 3.-The strike here
is in the hands of the general committee
composed of every department The shops
Of both the Santa Fe and the Denver and
Rio Grande are working with few forces
The Rio Grande men still refuse to strike
Potatoes are selling at 81 per 100 pounds
Not more than 200 tons of coal is in the
hands OF dealers and If the strike lasts
two days longer the cable lines will have
to stop running. The electric line has a
three-months' supply on hand.
Information has been received to the eff
feet that the Santa Fe has discharged seven
engineers at La Junta for refusing to take
out trains.
United States troops are on their way
from here to Ration, N NJ, where they will
be relieved by troops from Las Vegas
Gen. McCook is preparing to use all the
soldiers in his department necessary to aid
In the moving OF regular trains. In addi-
ton TO having sent five companies from
Fort Logan TO Trinidad he has moved TWO
companies to Ration and Santa be, ~ NJ
zen. MGCOOk saws deuly parSnaIu