New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
THE STRIKERS ENJOINED.
GREAT NORTHERN MANAGERS APPEA-
TO THE COURT.
JUDGE sANBoRN GRANTS THE DESIRED IN
JUNCTION AGAINST INTERFERENCE
WITH THE coaPANY's TRAINS

JUDGE SANBORN GRANTS TIE fESIHED i.''
JUNCTION AGAINST INTERFERENCE
WITH THE coaPANYs TRAINS.
OR PROPERTY.
St Paul, Mimi April IS.--The crisis has come in
the Great Northern strike. and the company VIII
from this hour play It's hand with sternn'ss Judge
Sanborn. OF the United States Court Of tppeais TO-
day granted an Injunction against the sf'keiS J"
both Minnesota and North Dakota. arl cited theh
to appear In his court at ST. Paul. Arm - 10 ".o"
cause why "e n Of them should MT be enJo'heu
and restrained uisabli'~; or r'huer'"s J." my
wise unfit f.. convenient and immediate use any
engines cars or other property Of the Great Norl"
ern Railroad COMPANY for n Interstate COM
merce. the carrying OF malls o' Government sup
plies. and from interfering in any manner WIN
the possession OF any locomotives. cars or any other
property Of said Great Northern Raiiroau oom-
pany."
United States Marshal Bede Immediately swore III
a large number Of extra deputy marshals ana sent
them TO the points Of disturbance. DIX Vi 'hc'n
under the leadership OF Deputy Sheehah' went u
St C,,oud. and at 22O this afternoon served the
de- ~ Judge Sanborn upon H. h. roster PreS'-
don, ~, tho American Railway Union branch at St
Cloud The order wIl ne served upon the strikers
at Morris breckenridge Barnesville' Crooks'oh anu
other principal points along the line Ill "''"''o'"
tomorrow. ALL,
cote Eos,a-r the branch line to Duluth. only an
occasional train Il running. II IS stated at aoor
headouarters tonight however. that the sldetdcA
Ing and uncoupiing OF trains will be discontinued
until the strikers take legal ADVICE
Vice President Howard. Of the American i'dr""'
Union said this afternoon that the issulhs Vi '"'
Injunction would not affect the present sltuauoi''
and that the men would continue at WorK III D.
Paul and Minneapolis up to tomorrow II i
learned from inside sources this evening that the
Grea. Northern has had applications enough al
ready from new men 10 III every position on the
road and the officers would doubtless begin pu'-
ting them TO work at but for the position
assumed nv the brotherhood OF FIremen. Engineers
and Conductors who stand ready 10 move their
trains but say they will not work with new men.
II Is said that President Hill Is considerably netted
over the attitude assumed by the Mayors OF 81.
Cloud Devils Lake and smaller places The com
many has been refused assistance by sherifs and
police officers In several towns when the strikers
were committing overt acts in violation OF the
laws
The developments out along the lire to-day were
In the direction OF tcing up the road little tighter
The shopmen. switchmen. trainmen ana section men
dav the short branch from Morris TO Browns Val
lev tied by the refusal or the men AT MOTIFS
their trains. 80
The attempt to embroil the Northern Pacific has
failed. To-day the Northern Pacihc yardmaSter' ny
Helena was instructed by the superintendent OF
the Rocky Mountain Division not 10 handle Great
Northern until further notice. :,
From Devils Lake mails and passengers are pc
to the Northern Pacific branch. at Mlnne"huKof
At Yankton S. D., the strike ~ now complete
Not wheel turned to-day and all the traninen
and section laborers are IDLE