The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
ROYCOIT BULLETINS.

Los ANG ELEs. July 7.-District Attorney
Denis has just ordered the Southern
Pacific company 10 move their mali trains
tonight.
portland. Ore, July THE United
States troops from Van Couver (N ashlng-
tom barracks, will move east tomorrow
| morning, taking a special train for Ia
coma
SALT LAKE. Utah, July AT special
meeting of the Union Pacific engineers
held this afternoon it was decided to stand
by the action of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers. This means that the
engineers Will remain at their posts.
BOSTON, July An order was received
by an agent of the A. X. L. at midnight
from President Debs, instructlng MIN 20
appOiut a committee and arrange TO BRING
about a strike on all roads leading into
Boston at once.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July General
Secretary IJohn w. Hayes left the city
| today bat his destination is unknown. IL
is believed he has gone TO Chicago, where
the general executive board b. OF L. Will
meet in a day or two.
TYLER, Texas July Fifty men quit
the Cotton Belt railroad shops here today
in sympathy with the Pullman strikers.
The shops nave been closed.
MEMPHIS. TEMP, July THE Kansas
City, f.. Scott and Memphis, and the
Kansas
We're the only railroads out of eleven
entering Memphis that lost ground today.
All of the other roads sent out trains as
usual.
ST. LOUIS, July THE strike on the
Missouri Pacific, as far as the ST Louis
Terminals are concerned, is broken, The
men returned u work tonight.
TOLEDO, July 7-Teiegrams received at
1l:30 from Debs ordering out All roads.
nd nj
Matthews ut a late hour tonight stated
that he will consider tomorrow the ques-
tion of sending troops to Hammond.
OMAHA, July IA special train was
sent west tonight over the Elkhorn. 1t
will take troops of the Eighth infantry
from Forts Niobrara aud Robinson TO
points in Wyoming on the Union Pacific.
Cheyenne will be reached tomorrow after
noon.
Troops from Forts Robinson. Niobrara,
d. A. Russell aud Washable have been Or
dered by General Brooke to Cheyenne,
RawliHs, Laramie, Green River, Pocatello
and Pilot Butte on the Union Pacific. Sol
diers will be placed on all Union Pacific
trains between Cheyenne and Ogden.
Cudany and Swift will start their pack
ing houses tomorrow again, having had
assurances that their product will be
promptly handled. Cudany will kill ., 100
hogs for Chicago.
The resolutions adopted by the feder
ated board of Union Pac, fic employees We're
made public this afternoon by Judge A.
Riner OF the United States district court
for the district of Wyoming. to whom
they were autographed. The resolutions
declare absolutely against strike and APP
peal to the men to the men to stand by
their contracts with the road. Judge
Riuer then telegraphed the board express
ing his qualification at its action
st. JOSEPH Mo, July THE shops of
the St. Joseph Terminal Railway COM
panv have been shut down here on account
of the strike, over 100 men having been
laid off. There was no work for them and
will be none until the trains are all run
ming again. Unless the blockade Is raised
within a day or two the packing houses
will all shut down, throwing out several
hundred more people.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July THE strike
situation Tonight Is gloomy. The Ameri-
can Railway union is growing constantly.
Tonight a mass meeting of all branches of
railroad organizations Is In session and it
is rumored all engineers aud conductors
will 90 ont.
DETROIT. Mich, July 7.-Trains are
moving regularly on all the roals tonight.
Engineers, iiremen, conductors aud train
plen have called a secret meeting for to-
morrow to discuss the situation.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July THE first
transcOntinentaI tram over the Northern
Pacific to go west since June 26 left the
union depot tonight under escort of two
companies of United States infantry and
$50 deputy United States marshals.
DULUTH, MINI, July THE railroads
have the best OF the strike situation to-
night.
FRANKFORT, Ind, July.-The Clover
Leaf strikers continue orderly here. All
Is dead In the yards tonight
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July THE sheriff
at Spring Valley has called on Governor
Altgeld for troops 10 suppress the miners.
The governor, however, declines to furnish
them until it is palmer that the power of
the sheriff has been exhausted.
NEW YORK. July 7-Arraugements are
making here for monster labor demon
stration at Cooper Uuion for the purpose
of protesting against the interference of
the national government in the strike.
President Debs of the American Railway
union will be invited to speak.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July S.-Governor
ToueS has ordered troops from Evergreen,
Pollard, Greenviile and Fort Deposit to
report for duty to protect railway property
from strikers ana their svmpathizsrs.
CLEVELAND, July The Cleveland,
Canton and Southern, the only railway
entering this city not effected by the strike
on he others, was tied mp today.
CRAwFORDsvHLE, Ina, July This
evening in Crawfordsviile several large
military companies were organized by
General Wallace ia view OF the threatened
trouble of the strikers. General Wallace
believes that unless The strike Is put down
at once civil war will ensue.