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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-07
BOYCOTT BULLETINS.

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. July ALI is quiet
on tue Alton with m st OF passenger trains
on time aud plenty of enginemea TO take
them.
Foar SCOTT. Kan. July THE Kansas
City. Fort scott and Memphis is COM
pletely tied up here aud two passenger
trains are on the side tracks.
SLATER. No. July THE Chicago and
Alton STRIKE At this place is eaded.
FRANKFORT, Iud.. Julv 6-Acting on
an order from President Debs, tie Clever
Leaf employees, including IRAN ana shop
men. quit work here today and within = few
hours the strike WAS general from Toledo
TO Chsrlessoa, Ill
PERU. Ind, July 6.-The strike in this
ctr aid on the eastern division Of tue
WABASH is critical Ne trsights for
three days and every mail train badly de-
layed.
RICHMOND. Ind, July 6-The Cincinnati
Hamilton aud Dsytoa read Is tied up. All
Air Line men went out today and are
stopping everything at Princetswn. Ind,
except the nail trains. The shOpmsn are
all out, Louisville and Nashville are all
out except the shopmen and no freight is
being handled.
OMAHA, Neb. July 6-The general
offices o: the Rock Island IN TINS city were
closed today and all the clerks were sus-
pc nded without pay until further notice.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 1.-THE strike sit
uatiou at Memphis is practically I'M
changed today. TIE backbone or the strike
seems To be broken at this point. Judge
Hammond OF The federal court today is
sued an omnibus injunction.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July cit Is pub
licly announced that all the American
Railway meu at this point will go on n
strike ai $50 this evening. The number
involved is estimated from $50 to 500
EMPoRIA. Kan, July 6.-1hs Order of
Railroad Telegraphers for this divi>iOa
met here last night to discuss the strike
situation but no action WAS taken. As
sistaut Grand Chief Dolphin said the
telegraphers would not be srder-d out, the
m majority OF them feeling that IL was not
their ba't tie.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 6--This evening
a meeting of railroad mcn in all branches
of railroad work was held and largely at
tended. The men declined To talk out
there seemed 10 be a general willingness
TO strike and one engineer said he would
not be surprised to see all roads tied up
from here To New York before twenty
four hours passed.
DENVER, July 6.-FollOwirg the exam
pie of the engineers of the Denver aud
Gulf system, tue conductors of the Santa
Fe road, IL is said, have requested ts be
sworn as deputy United States marfhsls
and armed. Their desire will De complied
with tomurrow.
TRINIDAD. Col. July 6-Ths wholesale
arrests recently made aud the presence of
troops have ovsrswed the turbulent els-
ment and all railroads have rsstsrei serv-
ice The strike mere seems to be practically
ended
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-07
GREAT STRIKES PROGRESS.
History of the Tie-Up From the Day II
Was Inaugurated-

The progress Of the greatest strike in
history is as follows, up to date:
Tuesday, June 26.-Strike inaugurated
by tying up the Illinois Central in Chi
caeo. Santa Ee tied up at Ration.
Wednesday, June 2I-,SOnthern Pacific
in California completely ted up The
Fsnta Fe, Western Indiana, Northern Pa
cific, Wisconsin Central. " zbash, Eastern
Illinois. Grand Trunk, Baltimore aud
Onto, MOnou, Great Western tied M.
Thursday, June 25.-Judge Caldwell
raises the blockade on the Santa Fs pAs-
s.ngers by aa order. Strike generally first
appears serious.
FRIDAY, June 29.-Presid.nt Debs says II
is a fight 10 the finish 80 does General
Manager ESHn.
Saturday, June 30.-Tie-up on the Rock
Island inaugurated- Chicago stock yards
at A stand. Blockade at Cairo. Riot a.
RiveTdAle, near Chicago.
Sunday. July blockade on the Rock
Island az Blue Island complete. Blockade
a. Cairo raised Governor Altgeld orders
out SIX comps. - Of the state militia.
Monday, July 2-Siriksrs and United
States marshals clash at Blue IslAnd In
junction issued by the United States court
In Chicago bulletined and dsrided by the
strikers. Strikers stlIl on top in Cali
fOrn!a
Tuesday, July 3--Six companies II the
militia ordered out in California 70 sup
press rioting. United States U oops arrive
in Chicago.
"Wednesday, July 4-UHited States
troops break the Rock Island blockade Ia
Blue Island. State militia ia California
refuse, TO advance upon the strikers.
Thursday, July ) -Ri0ting becomes
general in Chicago. Force OF troops 30
small that IL il d-ridsd bv the strikers
Tie-up still compiets in California Cali
FORMS militia sent home ia disgrace and
the Sacramento companies deprived q
their arms and uniforms Tie-up On the
Big Four begins
Friday. July 6-Rioting continues al.
over Chicago and blood - spilled. Illinois
Central resumes Northeastern bF,Aks
the blockade
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SITUATION AT KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, No, July 6.-The Santa
Fe appears to be gaining its feet. The
road managed to get several freight trains
out today with new brakemen and new
firemen. All of it's passenger trains
arrived and departed as usual The
Memphis line sent out one passenger train
today. and also several car loads of fruit
billed to southern points. The Burlington
road was operating this afternoon, not
withstanding the strike of its iremen. 1t
expects to observe it's regular schedule on
the Hannibal aud St. Joe tomorrow The
Burlington got ali its perishable freight
started east today. Owing to the trouble
on the Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Memphis line the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas is not moving or accepting freight.
The Wabash, the Chicago aud Alton and
the Rock Island are doing practically
nothinE
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 6-Tonight the
6Outhern Pacific company seems to be no
nearer to the management of its railroad
in California. The striking American
Railway union men still control the situa-
ton. Several newspapers today published
reports that the company had weakened
and that Pullman coaches would be with
drawn from all lines within the state and
freight and mail trains started il the strlk-
ers would agree not to modest such trains.
This afternoon A n. Towne, vice presi-
dent and general manager of the company,
stated that such reports were unfounded
and that the company positively would
not recede from its position. In other
words, the company will run Pullman
coaches or no trains at all. TIE outlook
Indicates no trains. One passenger train
left Portland, Ore, for San Francisco this
morning, but 1t is not believed it can
reach this point without delay.
An occasional train Is also running out
of the city on the coast division. a force
Of loo policemen keeps the strikers out of
the railway yards here aud trains are made
up on that line without much hindraDce.
Outside of San Francisco county the situa-
ton is different. The San Luis Obispo
train was stalled tins morning just across
the county line. A crowd of strlkers gath
cred there and stopped the train. The
fireman was taken off and the engineer
was compelled to return the train to the
yards. Traffic on the coast division has
also been blocked at San Jose oy crowds
gathering on the tracks and refusing TO
move. Company ID, Fifth regiment state
militia, was ordered out this afternoon
and left for San Jose to disperse the
crowds.
At Oakland the blockade is still COM
plete, not even suburban and ferry trains
running.
At Sacramento, where the situation is
the most serious, not wheel is turning
There has been no trouble there today,
however as no further effort has been
made TO move trains. The strikers there
are confident. They not only insist that
PulImaus must be Withdrawn from the
Southern Pacific, but today their leaders
went further and declared that the men
would not return to work until their
wages were restored 10 the scale of 1898. A
committee of strikers went among the
business men of Sacramento this morning
and collected over 81, 900 for the mainte-
nance of the families of the poorer
strikers.
a committee of city trustees and bust
ness men of Sacramento waited upon the
leaders OF the strike to propose arOitra-
ton. The men absolutely refused TO cou-
slider the proposition aud declared that the
Pullmans must be withdrawn and wages
restored.
Governor Markham, who is in southern
California, is DESTROYS of returning to
Sacramento. Today his private secretary
waited upon Harry Knox, the leader of the
strikers, and Knox wired the governor
at Los Angeles that he would be allowed
10 come through on his special train pro-
vlded a union crew could be obtained.
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TRAINS MOVED AS USUAL.

DENVER, Colo, July CAS- a result OF
last nights meeting of the American Rail-
way union employees of the Denver and
Rio Grsnde road, comparatively small
number of men struck this morning. The
strike is by no means general. and the road
is apparently uucrippled, trains having
moved AS usual today. The continuance
pf traffic on the Denver and Gulf road is
assured i'y the notion Of the engineers,
who requested to be sworn as deputy
United States marshals Their request
was granted. The Rock Island is running
its passenger trains, but all lis offices in
this city are closed and the clerks laid off.
tickets over that line being sold bv the
brokers at the union depot. On the Mid
land, the Santa Fe aud he Missouri Pa
cine ali trains are running without inter
yuption. The Union Pacific continues to
run its trains as far as Cheyenne Only.
\ number of union meetings are now
being held which may change the aspect of
Denver and Rio GFande affairs for the
worse.
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NEARLY 1000 WARRANTS.
q. S. Attorney Perry Will Cause the
Arrest of all Kansas Strikers,

TOPEKA. Kan. July 6.-Today witnesses
a change in the strike situation in Kansas.
Officers will begin in the morning and as
fast as possible arrest all men who have
been identified with the strike aud those
who are at present agitating the matter.
There are now nearly 1000 names on the
petition and they will be arrested when
found.
The origin of this new move was through
United States District Attorney w. C..
Perry, who commenced proceedings in the
United States circuit court before Judge
Foster, under the conspiracy act of 1890, to
restrain Eugene V. Debs, George w.
Howard, the American Railway union
and all its members in any manner inter
fering with interstate commerce or any of
the roads engaged in interstate commerce
operating through the state of Kansas.
The proceedings were commenced under
an order 20 Mr.. Perry from Attorney
General Olney.
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DEBS' LATEST BULL.

WEST OAKLAND, Cal, July 6-The fol.
lowing dispatch from E. V. Debs was
received this evening by L. K. Roberts,
presidentof Oakland lodge Ar. L.
CHICAGO. July Eve have assurance
that within forty-eight hours every labor
organization in the country will come TO
the resue. The fight is on and our men
are acqutting themselves like heroes.
Here and there one weakens, but our
cause is strengthened by a dozen going
out in his place Every true man must
quit and remain out uEtil the fight is won.
There can be no half way ground. Men
must be for Us or against US Our cause
is gaining ground daily and it is only a
question of few days. Do not falter in
this hour. Stand erect and proclaim your
manhood. Labor must win now or never.
Our victory will be positive and complete.
Whatever happens do not give credence
to rumors and newspaper reports.
l. " nEpc
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QUIET AT DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, July 6-The day has
been comparatively quiet in strike mat
tiers. Wabash trains have had much diff
Guilty in securing crews.
The county authorities today declined to
provide for deputy sheriffs W no were asked
for to guard the Union station property,
consequently none have been sworn in.
Grand Trunk officials appear TO be get
ting the upper hand of the strike accord
ing to the situation at Port Huron and
Battle Greek. Aside from the Wabash.
passenger trains are being operated quite
regularly on all the roads.
Every railroad il Detroit will be tied up
after 1890 tonight as result OF the action
Of the committee OF all local brotherhoods.
During this afternoon reports were re-
ceIved from seperate conferences with the
above final result. While there are a few
dissenters among the engineers 1t IS be-
lieved this strike will be practically uni-
ycrsal
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GRAVE THINGS DEPEND.

DENVER, Colo, July cit is stated on
reliable authority that grave things de-
pend upon the action OF the Federation
Of Labor now IN session at Cheyenne,
Wyo. The Federation of Labor is holding
p conference at which it will be decided
what action shall he taken in connection
with the American Railway union strike.
u the federation shall decide against the
American Railway union, all railway or
ganizstions on all roads entering D-rver
viii, 1t is said, not only discouutenance
the strike, but endesvor TO bring about
the downfall Of the strike and its instiza-
tors. The reason assigned for this action
is that the miraculous growth of the or
canlZation since the beginning OF its eN-
istencs about year ago, ana its prob bic
growth If successful, constitute menace
10 every ,ther organization OF railway
men, and they propose to fight for their
own eViSr-nre
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TARIFF IN THE HOUSE.
Chairman Wilson Unable 20 Report the
Bill 20 the House

WASHINGTON, July 6-The wars and
means COMMITTEES met a. o m and took
up the tariff bill Chairman Wilson zrd
bis Democratic associates .ndszvored q
report back 90 ths house az once in favor
Of a disagreement VITA the senate. but
Mr.. Reed aud bis associates insisted Gu
reading the senate amendments
the session 81 tas COMMITTEES lasted
throughout the aftsraoou. snd Mr.. WiIsoa
was compelled at Lat 20 abandon the bops
q reporting back the bin today. Thfouxb-
out the discussion Mr. Reed
poured bot and bitter criticism
~ the biN and It's supporters
lie moved % tie OUTSET that tbs huxs col
Ter aud cuf geiitiou Ia book form be lad
on Cbsirus1 " ilsOu's aesk - . protest
- the bill aud msAGs of 0bscsrinz
SIR. Wii-oR bimssii Ths Chairman dsa
Dot Ike the iocul@r uOtiou aad refused 70
entertain IL SIR. Wilson's piaBs we're
made clear late ia the day when be iatrO-
duc~d ths following special role:
'itss0ived, Thas after tAs psszio az % this
resolution IN. coRnlttss Ga ways sd
means shall be discharged from furthsr
consideration q: house I'll No t.s5s vita
scuats .uneud rasnts thereto. snc Sac s-use
shall - eOasidrr-d ia tAs hou@s- Tast
after two bsgrs a general debate T.
shall Dc IN ordsr 20 tie aou.a to
corc1F IN tae @saAts ausruduent. 20
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TIE die. KTe~fnx votes u TIE ITO sous~s.
and the house shall. without fIrt1sr De-
az, cr off-r motion. pfDce1d - voIs 90
SAD b.4."
The COMMITTEES O. rules meets a n -
o'c-ocE toBoTro- u7gFnln< - consider this
rule which VII - reported pronlnsI .
Tue says AID naazns COMMITTEES ul~sSs -
ly>1 tonoTrsE std uut-ss MT Wiisssa
secures vote lu cen u1.fts> - rsC1sf tas
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WAITING ON JUDGE R1NER

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 6.-The Fedora
ted Board of Union Pacific employees held
another meeting today. The question of
the strike was discussed. Before taking
any action in the matter it was decided TO
with United States Judge
Riner, who is at present at Green. Iowa.
The members of the board decnH 20 state
the nature of their communication to
Judge Riner, but said that until they
heard from him no action would be taken.
a meeting will be held again tomorrow.
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ALL QUIET AFTER THE RIOT.

SPOKANE. Wash. July 6-All is quiet
here today though United States Marshal
Vinson has made an application 10 have
the city put under martial law. Troops
are expected here from Fort Sherman in
side OF twenty-four hours
The American Railway union had a
meeting this morning deprecating the
violence of last night.
II il not at all likely that there will be
any further trouble. The train attacked
by the mob last night is still here and no
attempt has been made TO move it.
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sWIrcHMEH MUST STAY.

KANSAS CITY, July 6.-Miles w. Bar
rett, national president OF the Switch
mems Mutual Aid association was in the
city today TO attend mass meeting of
railroad employees. He told the switch
men that If they quit work they must ex-
pecr no aid while ont, or help in getting
back when the trouble is over, from their
organizations Mr.. Barrett admitted that
more than half of the mem ers of the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid association were
now on strike. aud these, he said, We're
subject to expulsion from the ,rIer.
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TRAINMEN AS DEPUTIES.

KANSAS CITY, No., July G.-The Burling-
ton is tied up here tonight BY a strike of
its night switchmen. The Fort Scott and
Memphis night crews are also out aud
that road is box tight at this point. The
Santa Fe officials declare they viii run
trains according to schedule tomorrow.
Every man, from engineers 30 brakemeu,
that goes out on freight on this line will
be sworn in as United States deputy
marshal and will carry arms.
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STRIKERS ARE DISCOURAGED.

DENVER, July 6-Chere is but slight
ch4nge throughout this and djoining
states as regards the American Railway
union strike Especially in this case on
the Union Pacific. Generally the coDdi-
tions are Slightly mole favorable TO the
railroad companies.
A bridge was found burning on the Mid
land near New Castle, but it was repaired
so as to permit the passage Of trains. At
La Junta the yards were today cleared of
passenger trains for the first time in nine
days. Trains are moving at nearly all
points and strikers at some places are be-
coming discouraged
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NEW YORK GETTING READY.

NEw YORK. July 6-An vacations in
the police department have been STOPPED
by order Of Superintendent Byrues and all
members OF TIL force. from cap aims dowa.
who had left the city On vacations were
today summos-d 10 retarn forthwith Su-
periniendent Byrnes il preparing for =
spread of the strike II this city. He does
not Intend to be caught mapping.
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KEEN TO STRIKE.

DENVER. July 6.-The Knights OF Labor
today telegraphed President Corbin, who
IS at Cheyenne, 20 give instructions to the
mem bers of the order in this district TO
strike. They were instructed by Sovereign
20 await the action OF the Federation OF
Labor. This request was made because in
the shops of the Union Pacific, which have
been running on half time, notice WAS
given that the works would be shut down
entirely until further notice. Il Is stated
tonight that the fiIemen oftbe Denver aud
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FREsHETs THAr pELUoR

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chiils and fever. bilious. reuittent and
o;heF forms Of malsrisl diseas- Hosret-
tiers Stomach B.trers i y sure defense
against them all Nor i II less efTectual
a a safeguard against rasumaslc aud kid
uey complaints caused by a wett.ng
Dyspepsia. liver complaint. constipation
and nervousness are likewise ersd ca ed
by II. Take il regularly.
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RRoNE OUT IN ARKANsAW

FoRT SMITH. Ark, July 6.-rhe strike
broke out at Van Buren, today on the Mis-
souri, Pacific aud two trains Carrying
s.eepers are laying in the yards st Van
Buren,. \ fireman was brought up from
Little Rock, but he refused to take out
the train. Trains without pullmans go
through flying, No freights. however, aud
no trains with sleepeTs att8cAed get be-
yond Van Buren,. Deputy Marshal Houck
arrested eleven Of the firemen tonight on
writs, charging them with conspiracy to
stop the mail. They were released on
bonds
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TROOPS WANTED IN UTAH.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Attorney General
Olney late this afternoon received a joint
telegram from the acting governor Of
Utah, the judge OF the supreme court and
the United States marshal, stating that
the situation had become very serious
there. The railroads were in the hands of
the strikers and the United States marshal
was unable to secure enough deputies to
enforce the laws. They call on the govern
ment for troous
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KILLED AT RAILROAD CROSSING

OLATHE, Kan. July 6-Three young
ladies named Misses Bessie and Lena
Breyfogle, daughters Of ex-senator l. ".
Breyfogis, and Mis- Carroll who reside
about mile northwest Of LeneKe, met
with sad death tHis evening They were
IL buggy drivir 10 L-neXt aud wolfe
crossing toe Kansas Ci'v. Fort -: suo
Memphis railroad track near their homs
we're struck by fast sac. Inbound Dasseu-
ger train aud all taree instant y Ailled.