New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
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man train on the Cincinnati Southern this morning
After the Ludlow conference Phelan ana commI,,
tee Of strikers visited the Cincinnati Hamilton ana
Dayton yards. On coming out Phean saio t.s
switchmen there TO man were IN sympathy VIII"
The number OF men employed on the twenty S,a,s
miles OF terminal line between the Indiana State
line and the Polk depot seventy-hve All me ne
railroads entering the depot except 1he Ssnta and
the strike caused much confusion and temporary
embarrassment regarding the starting t 81 hicaso
and Eastern Illinois Wabash. Louisville. New a.
bany and Chicago. Chicago and Erie ana the O"'-
cago and Grand Trunk.
EDITORS AND THEIR WIVES ALARMED.
Much concern was fe.t for the prompt departure
and safe passage OF the solid vestioued excursion
train OF the Pullman sleepers the Grand Trunk
carrying the members OF the National Editorial AS
ISOLATION their wives. daughters and others 10 the
annual gathering at Asbury Park \. j. Tne cars
were wei. flied with men and women VINO were
considerably anxious as TO their safety' ana the
sight of blue coats and strikers at the Taylor-st
crossing. Just outside the depot. did not reassure
them The train was due TO leave at O'CLOCK Out
II was held for fifteen minutes and as soon as the
locomotive backed down. the switch was turned Ny
a new man lust hired and amid cheers and smiles
and waving Of handkerchiefs and hats the big train
drew out Of the depot It's Journey eastward
President Debs has received letter from Grand
Master Barrett. of the Switchmens Association.
declining to ask the members OF that organization
10 refuse TO switch Pullman cars. He says the
switchmen have agreements with their employers
| and as they have TO grievance they cannot Voia'e
their Obligations. ,, ..
crowds Of strikers and their sympathizers gath
cred about the Illinois Central suburban stations
tonight. Many were armed ana me TAX S was s 80
abandoned after dark. Thousands Of people had
to 60 home in carriages or patroniSe the cao'e
''a''' crowd of strikers and sympathzers stopped
an i ~ fruit AZ rordbam at oc.ock tonight
slde-tracked the engine and drew rs hres. Inc
strikers but was not seriously hurt. The train
was STU there at midnight
TRAFFIC SUSPENDED AT SAN FRANCISCO
The boycott has reached California, and traffic
Il practically suspended at San Francisco. train
carrying Pu.mans was tied up at Sacramento this
morning Reports from San Diego brakemen
and others employed by the Santa Fe prevented
the use OF Pullman cars there. The southern
| pacific and Santa Fe overland train Is tied up at
Los Angeles
AT midnight the town OF Hammond, Ind. just
| across the State line. Is in the hands OF mop OF
several hundred people In sympathy with the Pull
man strikers The Nickel Plate passenger tram
| leaving here at 500 delayed two hours by
| the crowd The ''Monon' passenger train that left
| here at $50 this evening was also stopped and Is
! still there surrounded by the crowd. who have de-
| tached two Pullman sleepers from the train ana
refuse 10 allow them to be put back. No call Tor
police has been received at any OF the southern
suburbs. and II is likely the train VIII stay there
The passenger trains on the Erie for New,York
| and Boston were delayed more than an hour at
the Polk-st station. the trains finally being maze
Il was decided by the American Railway Union
officers late tonight call out the chicago ana
Northwestern yard employee COMMITTEES a. o,t fF
! went 10 notify the men. The Northwestern OIL
! cia.s had anticipated such move and mad their
tracks patrolled by special officers. The committee
succeeded in getting out one crew ana started TOT
| the main yards OF the company at Western-aye
oficers. followed Immediately. and Will try to keep
! the strikers or the companys property clash
| is feared.
THE BOYCOTT IN THE WEST
The first effects OF the boycott were seen at
! Helena Mont to-day when the Northern Pacihc
| train arrived from the West II had aboard about
| 9o people bound for the East. An hour previous
| to It's arriva. word had been received from the
| Superintendent OF the Montana Division TO XIII the
train there and this done. No attempt was
! made 10 cut of the Pullmans. The engine was
! simply uncoupled into the roundhouse ana
| there it remains. The passengers have scattered
| around the city Down at Livingston. the head
| quarters OF the Montana Division, which extends
from that city 10 Helena. the west-bound train IS
tied up and every one almost down there in the en-
| pioy OF the railroad had gone out
| All the trains carrying the Pullman service went
| on, % the Cincinnati depots tonight manned as
| usual and without the slightest interference. The
boycott had not been put into effect al 81 LOUIS 70
| tonight and trains went out as usual
Trains made up WIKI Pu.!mnns are being mover
! 10y the Illinois Central at New-Orleans without
! hindrance. .,.
At Empora Kan. all the men are ready TO quit
soon a. the nrst train arrives hauling humans
| 40 trains are expected at Topeka from the west
a. everything is tied mp at Albuquerque. The gen
era officers OF the santa Re expect TO leave the
| strikers 10 settle with the Federal courts
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