The evening world., 1894-07-10
MICHIGAN Is EASIER.
Ann Arbor strike Doesn't Spread
rhere--The News Elsewhere.
Thy Associated Press.)

Thy Associated Press.)
DETROIT. July 10.-Reports from va
rious points In Michigan are all to the
effect that the strike Is auleting down,
with trains operating with increasing
regularity. In Detroit the strike is be-
lieved to be practically ended Passen-
ger trains are running without Interrupt
ton, and 1t Is believed the freight block
ade viii shortly be raised.
Attempts TO organize strike in
Windsor; on the Canadian side, have
The strike OF employees OF the Ann
Arbor ROAD at Toledo has not spread
along the line In this State.
strike Broken at Tacoma.
TACOMA, Wash, July le.--There are
300 regulars on duty on this division of
sSas anon Dozen s a. M az Thg T ma" ar
ira policemen are Sun on duty. The
strikers remain very, quiet. The strike
here Is broken: AZ passenger trains
OF freight trains has begun.
Many Men Ont At Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 10. = Ninety
Santa Fc shops at Galveston. Tex, went
out on strike yesterday. Tae .shopmen
rsmpe Tex mar, are also n.%s out The s,Ik
dent Debs The 4. r. L. trainmen en-
ployed on the Nlcksburg division OF the
Queen and Crescent Railroad qui. work
mar cars. Trains are moving with
slight delay. however. and no further
trouble Ia expected.
Misxouri Pacific strike.
night switching forte on the Missouri
facihc went out at midnight. and it Is
said that the day force Will strike this
morning. This Involves all roads at this
point except the Union Pacific.
Tie-Up in Indian Territory.
PURCELL. I. T.; July lo-In response
to an order from Chief Debs. the switch
men. yardmen and round house men,
including the entire force OF this point
| have gone out. This IL the terminus OF
Ne Santa Fe and the Gnlf Colorado and
Santa Fe systems and as result Of
the strike these roads are completely
tied up here. Everything is quiet.
Debs snubbed at Alton.
ALTON, H., July ia message has
been received by the A. 4. T.. Of Alton,
from President Debs ordering a strike
the Pullman men. The local union wired
back that they had no grievance and
were opposed to a strike when their ac-
| ton would neither assist nor benefit the
Pullman Employed
Only Nine Men out At New Orleans.
| NEW. oftlJf.aNS, La, July lO.-Ihp
strike here has dwindled down 10 nine
men who arc out on the Queen and
| Crescent. The local trades union last
night voted not TO strike
Federated Hoard Won't strike.
| OMAHA. Seb.. JUL lO.-Georg,
| NrcJmAu, Chairman o. the Grievance
Committee OF III. Brotherhood OF Loco.
motive Engineers; O.. y Clark. Of tho
Brotherhood OF Trlinmen; !. y. Corbin
General Secretary OF the Union pacinC
Employees Association and Secretary
OF District Assembly No. So, X. OF L.: g.
A. NJ Petrie. Chairman O! the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen and r. r.
Omit Chairman OF the Federated hoard
and the Order OF Railway Conductors
camn to Omaha last nlgAt a. repre-,
sentS;ives OF the Federated Board, I.
hold, by appointment, conference with
General Manager Dickinson this fore,
noon. They state that tSc object viii
be 10 discuss means OF assisting the
manager and receivers In restoring com
| pete harmony and regular traffic on IA,
; L llon Psciiic system. They say that ir
no event viii the organiza tons com
prising the Federated Board walk ou
nov.
sooner Quit the A. II. q. than strik,
| KANKAKEE. H.. July io.--The loca
A. r. u. 10 In a state OF turmoil. Mos
Of the men who struck on the Big Fou
Railway last Saturday night resumes