The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-29
NELLIE BLY, and SENATOR LEXOW. II

mall. Garter telegraphed to Attorney
General Olney, and In reply the answer
came: Enforce the laws prohibiting the
States malls. Cause arrests and in
are violated"
Shortly afte eS MI Garter sent Sent a
whether the Attorney Generals In
to mail, as regularly made up. The an
inst.oSt ts ns'p cover "a mail trains as
regularly made up. and Of all descrip-
United States Marshal Long has taken
Los ANGELES. Cal, June 2s.-pis-
t1ct, Attorney, Dennis has RECEIVED q
number OF teiegraphic orders from At
e. take al Pop.sib e' measures s to e.pe.
dite the mails
The attitude of the Federal Govern
ment. as understood here. puts = SEN
cording to United States District. Attor-
ney Dennis's instructions. the strikers
will be arrested and prosecuted as con
nsy. General Olney. unless they 20 to
work at once.
viii Resist Arrest.
men Il IL possible they viii resist, Two
were asked to confer with Dennis. They
stated that any mail trains would be
twenty-four hours. but that the Com
pany refused to haul the mail cars I'M
less 1t had a Pullman attached. Be-
cause Of this the union had decided to
At meeting Of the railroad men last
night a general strike on the Southern
Pacific system was ordered by the union.
All the operatives Of the great corpora
ton will 20 out so that not even coal
trains will be moved
1t is learned that all the Santa Fe tele-
graph operators and station agents will
quit.
The situation at Denver.
DENVER. Col, June Son all roads
the regular trains were sent out this
morning without trouble. Employees OF
the Denver and Rio Grande and Union
faiimans A'f it Is Snderstood there 10 eAn VIII
be full meeting of the lodges tonight
to consider the matter. About twenty
I'VE Union Pacific employees who are
night determined not to participate in
the boycott. The situation on the Santa
Fe Is unchanged. The trains which
are standing here in the depot this
SAN FRANCISCO. June a.-The
Southern e Pacific has at last succeeded
Pullman sleepers and three mai, cars,
two regular coaches and dining car left
Tor the East without any trouble. It v.
carried forty passengers. and was manned
oy sTE rTeFn;Ss p Yplpg Grey y,. ,,. % ~
ty .So sss .a E
A.. r. u. has decided to cah out 40 men
in r w oSS,ty this .pornning. % v 49,.
dred members were present at last
nights meeting OF the A. r. IT,, and l5O
new membefs were Initiated.
EThe engineers made q bold move by
Northern Pacific trains from Tacoma 10
st. Paul. They said the union men at
Helena and other places had made
mistake in striking. and as the North
ern Pacific owned Q half interest In the
Pullman cars the strikers were simply
hurting their own road and cutting Off
their own employment.
"A heated discussion ensued. the tele-
sna s the sks They
their loyalty to have their wages IN IN
creased to the old standard.
DULUTH. Mimi. June 2s.-At mid
night the American Railway Union
seemed to have carried out its threat to
Pacific roads at Duluth. The section
men. bagsagemsn, warehouse men and
2 portion Of the operators went out last
night. 1t In said only one section crew
on the Omaha ie at work between here
and Spooner. The men say no passen-
ger trains can be moved on the North
ern Pacific to-day.