The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
LOST THEIR JOBS.
Striking Switohmen In Chicago
Find Their Places Filled.
HUNDREDS ASK FOR REINSTATEMENT.
Railroad Oniciais Estimate That Over 1000
of Them VIII Have to Seek Work e..
Elscwhere-Troops With
drawn from Pullman.
LOOKING FOR WORK.


CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-On all roads except
the Santa Fe and Eastern Illinois
striking employees presented them
selves Monday as applicants for rein
statement. The great majority found
that their places had been filled and
were told that there was no work for
them. In some instances the strikers
were informed that they would not be
received back under any consideration,
but the roads which have adopted this
policy are in the minority. Many of
the old men who had walked out when
the strike was ordered, and who were
told that there was no work for
them, were taken aside and quiet
IL informed that in week there
would be vacancies in the yards and
to call again. On information fur
nished by general managers, general
superintendents and division superin-
terdents of the roads with terminals
in Chicago, the estimate of former en-
ployes Of the railroads in Chicago,
who struck and who have lost their
brought in TO take their places, who
will be retained unless removed for
cause, places the number at over 1000.
The General Managers association
has list OF the names of the men who
took part in the car burning and up
setting and of the leaders of the
strike. 1t was said by a superirtend-
srt Monday that the general managers
had decided that not one Of the men
whose names were on the blacklist
vrcclG ever again find employment on
any raiIroad in Chicago.
About a.000 men applying for work
IL Us. stock yards were sent away
AccGay The Switchmen's associa-
slcu apcS charge of the switch engines
u use about the yards, the old men be-
i1r glazed over the new ones 10 give
1-szructigna To the latter.
rroups Al Called IN.
CEnAGu. Aug. I.--tiov. Altgeld has
-r-..!-.,i the Troops az Chicago relieved
=-'.n ;lzv Ills morning. The troops I
-'.i-t.-.i. l.. clrca companies of the
1tiz-s- -u-.i1-E- On duty at Pullman.
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Ill., n ilc-- ~ stock yards This
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