The morning call., 1894-07-04

and all of said lines of railway, and that the
said defendants threaten that they will ei-
fectualy block and suspend all railway trans
rortation over said lines; and your orator "i,
leges that said defendants. unless enJoned anu
restrained by this honorable court, VIII con.
tlnue to oostruct and restrain the Carrying VI
the mails OF the United States ana tue l'aus
portation of express matter. passengers anu
freight over each and all OF said lines OF raii-
road above described, between points III LUG
State OF California and other States anu ieii,
tories and foreign countries, ana between euon
Othar states and Territories and lgn couh-
tries and points In the State OF California, TO
the great anu irteparabe damage OF your orator
and of the D ople OF the United States.
That the SAID defendant. Debs, resides III the
city of Chicago, State Of Illinois; lnat Inc ue-
fendant J. C. March, resides ana Is at Carlln
in the Slate of Nevada; that the defendant, y.
f. Depuiug resides and Is al Winnemucca III
the State OF Nevada; that the defendant, u. w.
Lindsay, resides and is at Wadsworth III the
Stat of Nevada; that the defendant, f. Porter,
resid and is a; Reno In the Slate Of Nevada
that the defendant, Robert Sterrett, resides and
is al Ogden in the Territory or Utah; that said
last named defendants are prominent and
managing agents OF said American Union at the
places where they so reside; and that the said
defendants. including said DebS, are material
and necessary parties 10 this sult; and that
without such parties his court could not Oh
tain or enforce the etfectual or efficient RENE
dies necessary 10 effeclnally protect 1t aud pre-
vent the further execution of said conspiracy
and TO restrain ana prevent fUrth her violation of
the laws of lbe United States; and that The ends
OF justice require that the said defendants
siding without The State should be brought be-
fore this court and required TO obey lis man
date in the premises; and your orator further
shows that his petition Is filed and this plo-
sceeding instituted by the United States At
rorney for the Northern District of California
under the direction OF the Attorney General OF
The United States.
Wherefore your orator prays that the d.
fendapts, the American Railway Union, Debs
Porter, Lindsay, Denning, March and SteIrlet,
may be Joined as defendants 10 this case and
may be summoned by this honorable court, and
that the arshal may be directed 10 serve sub
penas on said defrn rndant IN any district where
in said defendants may be found.
And your orator fur her prayS that writ OF
subpoena be issued by this court, aud under the
hand and seal of this court. directed 10 each of
The defendants above named, commanding that
on a certain day and under certain penalty,
he be and appear before this honorablt
court. then and there 10 answer the premises.
ana 10 stand 10 and abide such further order
seem meet.
And your orator further prays that tempo
rary restraining order or prohibition shall be
issued under the seal OF this court, directed 10
each OF The defendants above mentioned, en-
joining and restraining he said defendants
and each Of them, their agents, servants or I'm
plOyes ana all other persons found In any way
Obstructing over and upon the lines OF railway
above described within the Northern District
of California, the carrying of the mails Of the
United States or trains for the transportation
OF express matter or OF passengers, freight, or
the cars or trains of cars or locomotive engines
used. operated over and upon lie lines of SAID
railway by said Southern Pacific Company
within the Northern District Of California, and
from in any way obSlructinG or restraining the
passage OF the malls OF the United States or OF
any goods, passenger cars or trains of cars
from any point on either of said lines OF rail-
road destined to points In any other State or
Territory, or carrying mails. goods, passengers
or freight, destined 10 any point In any other
Stale or Territory, or from any nOint in any
other State or Territory. destined to any poinl
in the State of California. aid from in any
way obstrucung or interfering with The opera
ton of said lines of railroad or either of them.
And your orator further prays that upon
final hearing said injunction be made perpetual.
and that your orator may have such other and
further relief as TO the court may seem equii-
able and for costs of suit Your orator waiV 5
answer by the defendants and each of them I'M
der oath. CHARLES A GARTER,
United States Attorney and solicitor for the
complainant.
Judge McKenna lost little time in grant
ing the order and Injunction prayed for by
the railroad and its loyal friend, United
States District Attorney Garter. They are
the following:
ORDER.
Ordered. upon filing said petition in equity,
that the defendants named in he above and
foregoing petition in equity, their servants,
agents and employees and all other pei sons, be