The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-04
HERE AND ERE.


Scattered Reports of the Strike and Its
Effects.
TACOMA, July 3. The Northern Pacific
sent en- overland train east this morning
with Pullman coaches attached. Sixty
United States deputy marehals were on
the train armed with Winchesters. An
other train will be sent out this after
noon. Two trains arrived from Seattle,
Rgt ri tNsfRe asP fn3oTn on f me a""' Sn.
perlntendent McCabe ssys, while the
road ID badly crippled, he is getting
enough non'union men to keep the line
open.
COLUMBUS, o.. July 3 The Hooking
Valley American Railway union men
today declined President Waite's offer
to arbltrate. He is getting out a circu-
lar calling for new men.
TRINIDAD. Colo, July 8 -The federal
troops here can do nothing, as the
strikers are orderly The Santa Fe An.
nounced it would start train west to-
day. but up to noon it had not done SO.
United States Marshal Israel is on the
way hlther with warrants for the
strikers who disarmed deputies on Sun.
day.
DENVER, July 3.-The Rio Grande en-.
ployees here have not struck yet. The
road lie badly crippled by strikers at
Pueblo, Salida and Grand junction.
Trains are run between Denver and
Pueblo. No union fireman can be found
to run out Of Pueblo The Santa Fe ia
sending trains east but not west. The
Union Pacific and Gulf roads Gre tied up.
TOLEDO, o., July 3-This morning 45O
men employed in the car shops were in
formed that the shops were closed on &C.
count of the interference of strikers with
trains.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 3.-Emplovees
of the Kansas City division of the Chi.
cago Great Western road quit work to.
day. Trains for Kansas City were aban.
doned here.
DETROIT, Mich, July 3.-A Wabash
passenger train was cut By the strikers
at Delray, and was unable to proceed.
The Michigan Central conductors, en-
gineers, ewitchmen aud treinmen have
pledged Themselves to stand by the road
as long as not required to perform the
duties OF strikers.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 3.-The Mil
weukee, St. Paul and Northern are NOV
ing passenger trains. Freight business
ia seriously hampered, however, and the
Northwestern has closed its freight
houses. The breweries are the worst
sufferers.
BLooMINGToN, H., July 3.-There are
five passenger trains in the Chicago and
Alton yards lying ON side tracks at the
union depot. Every trainman on the
Alton is out except the engineers. They
may decide to go out today. There are
900 passengers here and many cases of
great hardship.
OMAHA, Neb.. July 3.--Ten fremen on
the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha road struck here today. General
Superintendent James made up the |
north bound passenger train himselfan |
it was pulled out OF the station with a
fireman from the Union Pacific black !
smitn chops. AT the north end of the
yards the fireman deserted ais post and |
the train WAS stalled. The situation on |
the other roads entering Omaha is prac
tically unchanged.
KANSAS CRY, July 3.-Tbe tie-up he @
now includes the Rock Island, the OH
cago and Alton, the SAINT Fe and the
Wabash. The Wabash switchmen. fire.
men, and many engineers struck today,
The Santa Fe has abandoned the at
Tempt to move freight. 1t is still max
ng up passengers trains and getting them
,ut.
LANSING, Mich, July SIN response
10 information from the sheriff OF Cal
loun county, Governor Rich ordered the
Fourth regiment toiassemble in readiness
1t Battle Greek.
LAS VEGAS. N. M, July ga special
With troops from Fort Mary. Santa Fe.
N route to Trinidad, arrived here ga rly
oday. The engineer ard fireman de-
erted here. Soldiers were detailed TO
un the train. 1t is now three miles out
Il town.
FoRr SHERIDAN. H.. July S.--Eleven