The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-09

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Cotton Felt Employees Out.
| Pine Bluff. Ark, July 3.In obedience
Srdsps 5yem Rsh thf Go9n Belt bres
hundred men are affected by the order
The Fruit Growers Angry.
Humboldt, Tenn, July :.-The Louisville
and Nashville and the Mobile and Ohio
! platforms and yards crowded with
tomatoes, apples and other fruits. The
| vegetable and fruit growers had a special
| called meeting and notified the Louisville
and Nashville agent that unless the road
| arranged to move the fruit by today they
would take possession OF the Pullman cars
! when the noon train arrived at Humboldt
Great indignation prevails among the fruit
growers, owing to the action the roads
| have taken.
| On the Southern Pacific.
| r. Paso, Tex, July 3.-The switchmen and
| engineers in the yards of the Atlantic
| system OF the Southern Pacific railroad re-
| fused to attach the Pullman slecpers to
| the eastbound passenger train. The
was attached by the superintendent and
yartlmaster ard the train started, being
delayed one hour. No trains left over the
| Pacific system today for the west
! Strike Mt Memphis.
| Memphis, July 3.-rhe order was given
out at midnight for a general strike
| all railroads entering the city.
| Meat SpOflinE In the Cars.
Swift & Co. were the only meat packers
! who tried to move ,,Ily cars today. They
tailed dismaily, meeting with distractions
! st every point. A Ealstead street and
| Emerald avenue, freight pushed
| over on the main track by members of
| crowd of 400 strong, which cOnGregatcd ct
| this point On. hundred and fifty police
men were detailed TO keep order, and they
! had little trouble in doing Thrty-nine
! cars OF dressed beef belonging to Swift 81
| Co.. have been standing a siding
for twcnty-four hours and in imminent
danger of being spoiled. At Root street
| another freight car was pushed over. This
! ob3truoted the pathway of switch engines
! both north and south, and the company has
| little chance to move its meat. Tomorrow
! is q holiday, and trouble is looked for by
the local authorities.
Nothing was going at the stock yards
today. Armour & Co. have abandoned all
attempts to do business, and the outlook
| is bad.
Strike the Wabash.
Springfield, H., July 3.--About 800 EN-
| ployes OF the Wabash railway including
! switchmen, brallemcn, firemeo engineers
| and shopmen, struck this morning in obedi-
| ence to an order received from Chicago
| last night. The shops are closed and the
| road is completely tied up. The American
| Railway Union mere has ordered a boycott
| against every Chicago newspaper except
| The Times. The Wabash shops at To-
| ledo Were closed today by the company, not
| by the strikers. Also the Wabash shops at
| Moberly, Mo-
Refuse to Join the Strikers.
New Orleans June S.---At meeting of the
employees OF the Illinois Central railroad
! in this city this evening, embracing en-
| 8ireers, conductors, fremen brakemen.
| sWitchmen, operators, CLERKS and freight
handlers, resolutions were unanimously
| adopted di.approving of the action of
| railroad employees in striking on account OF
| any disagreement between the Pullman
company and It's employees, none of whom
! are trainmen connected with the rail-
| way train service.
| While in sympathy with worl1ingmen en-
! gagged in a strike for &, 3ust cause We have
| no grievance against our employers requir-
Ing such a remedy and We hereby pledge
TO them or loyalty and hearty support
| in their efforts 10 maintain unimpaired
the train service in all it's departments.
| Troops for Sacramento.
san francisco July Sit is reported this
| morning that federal troops Tii be sent up
| from Preside barracks to Sacramento and
| General Kruger will proceed to the capital to
| take command
| The l.. and n. Discontinues FreieIlts
| Nashville, Tenn, July 5.-The Louisville
| and Nashville railroad has discontinued
through freight tranr. Local freiGhts on
| the Louisville and Nashville, Nashville,
| Chattanooga and St. Louis are running as
| usual. Sleepers TO Chicago are still discon-
| tinued.
VIII Stay Mt Their Places.
| Denver, Col, July 1.-The engineers of
| the Rio Grande have unanimously decided
| that ttheir duty to both their order and the
| railway requires them to perform every ser
! vice required OF them as engineers by the
| n jNriIV Ci the firfne1 are of ia
| same opinion as regards themselves
Couer D'Alene Again.
| Spokane. Wash, JuIy ALI the pentup
| fury Of the Couer D'Alene has broken forth
| again. Tonight Warden is in state of ter
! and heiplessness, and the hills sur
| rounding the town are filled with armed
| rioters. Before morning the town may be
| heap of ruins.
At 230 O'Clock this morning with
| tremendous roar the power house of Bunker
| Hil and Sullivan mines was blown into the
! air by heavy charge Of dynamite. The
| roar Wss answered by a chorus of wild yells
! a nd pistol shots from the mountain side.
| The village people were heavily armed and
waiting for attack, but it did not come.
Tonight the citizens are patrolling the
| town, fearing an attack. The sheriff seems
poWerless.
| Governor McKinneH has been urged to
| call out the militia and state troops are ex-
ptclcu 70 arrive IO4HOTTOW. II is DeDcEeQ the
| town will be attacked before morning
| Lew Wallace Organizing Companies.
| Charlottesville, Ind, July This evening,
| in Charlottesville, several large military
| companies were organized by General Lew
| Wallace, in view Of the Threatened trouble
! by strikers. General Wallace believes that
unless the strike is put down at once, civil
war will ensue lis organized his compa-
MES to offer them to the service of the state
! should there DE any call for them. Central
| Indiana, especially in the rural districts and
| towns is bitter against the strikers.
Organizers I'm jail.
New Orleans, July THE American Rail-
wav Union organizers, Sperry Hurley and
| Harmon, who were arrested yesterday,
charged with conspiracy to obatruct inter-
state commerce, were errafgned before
Commissioners Wright today and held under
| bonds of $1,000 each They Were sent to
the parish prison, where they are awaiting
| the appearance OF solvent bOndsmen. They
all pleaded not guilty and requested an i'm
mediate hearing. The commissioner an
| nounced that q preliminary hearing would
be had next Thursday.
EosTNG $4,000 a DAX.
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