New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
A CALL FOR THE MILITIA.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL DEMANDS PRO
lection FOR ITS PROPERTY.
c,,. urGrrp ORDERS THREE COMPANIES To ne
READY FOR ACTIVE Duty TRAINS HELD At
CAIRO uL-srREAp or THE GREAT

CAIRO uL-srREAD or THE GREAT
STRIKE ~ THE WEST.
s,,,rYneld III JGrc 20 Governor Altgeld yester-
aov received a long telegram from J. 7 Harahan'
.,c,n1 v,c.-president ~ the Illinois Central Rail
r,,d a, chicago stating that the property OF that
road at Cniro H. was ir great danger OF damage
-, s,ribcrs and that the company had volunteered
- nav all deputy sh"rifs that might he sworn In.
iut had received no notice from the S"riH OF th't
co,r.v Consequently State troops w"r" asked 'or.
orn 1oy.rnor telcgraphe1 the Sheriff NJ cairo FOR
The facts colonel f'ayle. Assistant Adlntant''eh
.r,l was sent from here 10 Cairo last niTht L"
,.s,,ote nd report on the situation al once. The
COMPANIES Of state militia at I'"leville, Carbon
dsia and Olncy were ordered 10y the Governor TO
IL. rendv 10 proceed 10 Cairo at any time
Cairo III June 90 The strikers allowed one
,,,,, - sl. day coaches and two Pullman "olch"s
., i..,y, her. for Chicago at . y. IN. yesterday
rrnev say they did this through sympathy for 2N
Messengers who were here f0r two days Ihey "'-
l. cha. no other trains shall leave. The men
,r. outet,re down. but sag they VIII hght II the
1enutieq come Five mail trains are now held ana
rnred states Marshal BrntOn has orders from
,h Attorney General OF the United States TO send
on, all mail trains they are mad" up' ana not
single mall coaches. Their" "re hf'y deputy mar.
sb,ls from Chicago at Mounds. four miles north an
armed with rifles
rrdianauous June 3O.-NOne but passenger trains
are running through here on the lines affected by
a., pullman strike Switchmen In the yards were
curly Yesterday and all attempts 10 max" mp
freight trains IN the yards were abanHoneh. Ih're.
are 80, American Hallway Union men here ana
5lo that run into this point. No orders 70 SUlke
h.,. vet been received. Division Superintendent
darlington OF the Pennsylvania lines. yestrrdhy
,oc,ed tveuty y four men, including engineers. fire
man and conductors to go TO Chicago ana heip
move trains there. Three OF the men reluseu 10
obey the order and they were lnne'i"'ey "iS
cn,re.d II Is believed that the discharge OF
,hes. men may lead big strike. The last
tegislature passed a law making II "A 5000 fine for
, ,orotton 10 discharge IA man for belonging
to a labor union , .
This city went on strike at o'clock this morning
and the entire system in this section VIII proo-
hi, lao tied ND The Iron Mountain men went
ont early this morning. This practically Ties mp the
,oyht det,o rtncnt of the Gould Southwestern sys-
tom The switching OF the passenger trains In the
depot is being done by depot men ana CLOTHS ihree
Missouri Pacific engineers refused to WORK WIN the
cl.-ks on account OF their being non-unloh men,
and left their engines. This may involve the
Hrotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers 40 cattle OF
sheen were received at the stock yards '"-uHy' q"
account OF the strike The stock yards packing
houses will close down tonight throwing nun
dreds Of men out Of work The city in"rcha"'S are
suffering from the freight blockade at East ri.
Louis account OF IN" striNe OF '"- i''"'''''
Railway Association.
Cincinnati June S0-The first case OF violence
since the strike began occurred In the big Four
wards at 10 O'Clock to-day. Two non-union men
who had been put to work were attacked by mum
her of strikers and badly beaten before they were
r,.scveI bv the police The engineer and fireman
ON the locomotive with which the TWO asshul!eu
men were engaged switched the engine al,er ", VI,
trouhle and left the cab The affair attracted asout
(OD pcop.e who Witnessed the hght from the fllth
Shortly after 10 O'Clock this morning Strike Mana
-----------f f-1,.,inu.d on Eiffh PaRo.