The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-30
DRBs ORDERS A NEW BOYCOTT.
Every Road in the Central Managers
Association on the List.

Every Road in the Central Managers
Association on the List.
Chicago, June 29.-President Debs and
his associates, of the American Railway
Union, played high card to-day and
made radical move when they for
mally boycotted every road represented
in the General Managers Association.
Commissions were given to committees
representing the employees of each road,
with orders to call out the men the in
slant sufficient support is obtained to
warrant strike. The roads represented
In the association and subjected to the
boycott are: The Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific, Illinois Central, Chicago and
Grand Trunk, Santa Fe, Chicago and AL
ton, Chicago and Eastern Illinois. Chi
cago and Northwestern, Western Indiana,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, Chicago and
Great Western, Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago, Chicago and Northen Pa
cine, Lake Shore, Central, New York,
chicago and st. Louis, Pan Handle,
Plttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
wabash, Wisconsin Central and Balti-
more and Ohio.
TO BE ORDERED OUT.
AS rapidly as possible the men will be
ordered out on the roads named. and it is
the intention of the union officials TO in
augurate strikes on the lines mentioned
In preference to roads throughout the
country which haul Pullman cars. Ac-
cording to the official announcement the
managers association has been organized
for the sole purpose of crushing the
american Railway Union, and waving
al other interests will proceed to
90 battle with the association
INES. Wherever the boycott and strike
Is not made effective tonight the orga-
hizers Will be at work tomorrow and I'M
I'll sufficient men have been organized to
te up the roads. The order issued yes
terday for strikes included the men on
the Rock Island, the Burlington, Chicago
ana Alton Second order) Chicago and
Erie, Chicago and Eastern Illinois,
Monon, Fort Wayne Second ORDER !;
wabash, Chicago and Great Western and
Lake Shore.
~, A formal strike will not be declared on
Che milwaukee, till the situation on that
5oau mas been canvassed by the board of
ulrectloFs of the union at meeting to-
morrow. The Michigan Central and
Grand Trunk are not affected as yet, but
the union officials say they will be tied up
unless they withdraw from the managers
association.
SET BACK FOR THE STRIKERS.
- NObC VI lOf W lUO GtlG uGltEubto W
tne special conference of the Switchmen's
Ald Association decided tonight at 11;45
10 Take no part in the present strike.
Ihis is decided victory for the roads,
the American Railway Union having con-
mentally calculated on the switchmen
being called out tomorrow. The confer
ence was in session from 6 p. m. till mid
Every train on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul, Omaha Great West
erh Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Cen
sral left st. Paul exactly on time to night,
hauling Pullmans. The Northern Pacific
was was only ten minutes late leaving for
Inc roads comprising the Chicago Cen
eral Managers Associa lion have opened
headquarters in the Rookery building,
Nnere reports are received from the
Ioaus as to the progress of the fight An
employment bureau is also located there
~ Is the opinion among railroad officers
.laI the American Railway Union. ia at
tempting to tie up all the roads in the
United States that carry Pullman sleep
yrs and incidentally those that
NO not has undertaken herculean
TASK While IL is true that almost
Every road running into Chicago is In
measure feeling the disaffection among
US employees and losing much money, IL Is
Equally true that stiff and determined
Heht Is being put up by the general man