The evening world., 1894-06-29
LAST EDITION.
STRIKERS TO
LOSE PLACES.
New Hands Coming to Man
Switches and Make Up
Trains in Chicago.
ST. LOUIS STILL UNAFFECTED.
But an A R. o. Official Has Gone
There to Stir up Trouble
To-Day.
4 STRICT RULING BY OLNEY.
Mall Trains Must Run as Made
Up or Arrests Will
Follow.
4 STRICT RULING BY 0LyEY.
By Associated Press.)

Cf1lCAtO, June Ec.-Al SUBURBAN
trains over the lines entering the Union
Depot came in this morning sub
stantially on time. These included the
Burlington, Alton and Pennsylvania
systems. Most of the switches pre-
viously operated from the tower-house
at Van Buren, street. near the Union
Depot, had been changed to the old-style
switches. and the tracks were moved by
hand-ievers. This made 1t possible to
employ inexperienced men.
NJ. Egan of the General Managers
Association Bureau, says there Is no
truth in the statement that the Milwau-
kee and st. Pau! has capitulated to the
strikers and will withdraw Pullman
cars from its trains On the other hand.
he says, he has the most positive as
. surance from the officials Of that COM
pany thu, there will not be the slightest
concess; on on their part.
New Men for Strikcrs Places.
About one hundred men. engaged In
Baltimore and Philadelphia, to take the
place of strikers, are expected to reach
Chicago to-day. They are being trans
ported over the Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania roads On their arrival
ASSOC alton Bureau and assigned as
needed to such roads as may call for
them No assignments have yet been
made to any road.
Mr.. Egan declares that there will be
no difficulty in getting the men neces-
sary to nil vacancies. They Will be as
sured of adequate police protection on
the authority of the city police depart
ment.
Everything was reported in it's normal
conditin to-day at the Union Stock
Yards. All consignments were deiiv-
cred. and Eastern roads were accepting
shipments as usual. There was some
friction with the Switching Association
employees; but nothing OF Serious ma
fcrI.hnDlc Freight Handled.
The Illinois Central succeeded in bring
a long train OF freight cars loaded with
fruit from the South. The suburban SER
vice tracks were used for this purpose
When the train had been side-tracked
loading the perishable freight. Dozens
OF wagons were backed up against the
from the illinois Central tracks and the
goods loaded into them over the fence
Tor transportation to the commission
houses
A report was received that all the
clerks in the freight-house of the
Northwestern road. at Western avenue,
some 200. quit work to-day after having
A taken their places at their desks. The
officials of the road denied the rumor.
Strike on the Milwaukee.
Howard. of the American Railway I'm
Ion. has gone to St. Louis to take charge
OF the strike In shat city. 1t is also
stated at the headquarters OF the Ameri-
has been ordered on the Milwaukee and
st. Paul. The alleged reason for this Is
that, as the union leaders say, the ofti-
Gals of the road, having agreed not to
put non-union men at work In place or
union men who had struck, violated the
agreement by sending out its detective;
special police and office employees to fill
these places temporarily.
Gone to Stir In ST. Louis,
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-The Pullman
boycott is still ineffective here. The
lowed 70 leave as usual. The men in
the switch towers threw the switches
for all trains and say they will follow
men. however. are engineers by pro-
fession, and are allied with the engi-
neers' organization, Their position Is
Una wh9s Is to UP ID
they say nothing will be done until the
yardmen refuse to handle the sleepers
After the trains are made up, the men
pass unmolested. - ia,
The next move OF the boycotters will
be made under orders OF Strike Director
Elliott of the American Railway Union.
lie has been sent here from Chicago
with Instructions from the General
Board to involve all the railway systems
In st. Louis in tie-up similar TO that
now prevailing in Chicago. This was
done In response to numerous requests
from lora! unions in ST. Louis asking aid
OF one OF the general officers to take
charge of the local enforcement Of the
boycott against the Pullman cars.
In the Pullman shops here a number of
new workmen secured positions. Tbout
seventy-flve of the former employees re-
FUSED to strike. so that about hundred
shops on Twenty-hrst street.
Mail Trains Must he Moved.
gAN FRANCIsCO June %. 1.-The
x9Hhern Pacific Company notified
united states Attorney Garther. that
SSiSls % send out the 0f United State, ss
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