New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
THE MILITARY ASKED FOR
NEEDED AT POINTS ON THE UNION AND
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
FIVE COMPANIES ORDERED TO OGDEN. UTAH
OMNIBUS INJUNCTION Isst' ED AT CINCINNATI
INCREASING TROUBLE IN DETROIT
BLOCKADE RAISED At BLOOMING
TON ILI.-ORDER AT SIOUX
CITY-THE STRIKE IN
FIVE CoMPAN
THE SOUTH.


cITY-rHE STRIKE IN
THE SOUTH.
Omaha July 5-The Union Pacific has re-
ouestcd the United States Government TO send
troops TO such points as are necessary In Wyo-
ming and Idaho to relieve the interference with
traffic by strikers This. IT Is taken means
Cheyenne, Pocatello and perhaps other cities.
The ID Regiment. United States Army, Is held In
waiting ready to move upon moments notice
to Chicago,
Milwaukee, July 5.-Judge Caldwell, Of the
United states Circuit Court, whose jurisdiction
| includes many Of the States traversed by the
Northern Pacific Railroad. yesterday sent dts
match 10 the receivers Of the Northern Pacific
at ST. Paul. ana copy was transmitted to Re
ceivcr Payne. In It he urges call for troops to
protect the Northern Pacific property.
The hremcn. switchmcn and tranmen OF the
ST. Paul railway went out yesterday The OH
Gals Of the road are firing the trains Passenger
! trains Of the Northwestern road ran regularly
yesterday.
Salt Lake city. July Olive companies OF
United States troops were ordered 10 ogden last
night from Fort Douglass. Two men were
seriously injured In a street quarrel last night
! rver the strike William Thornton, private AT
! Fort Douglass was stabbed while In me street
last night. and died few minutes ai'er"a'u
The assassin WIS arrested.
cincinnati. July Judges Taft and Lurton
Of the United States Court. yesterday issued an
omnibus Injunction against Debs' Phelan ana al
other strikers similar 10 the one lsSu'n a'
basonealte and Ohio freight was held up for
| ,,.N bnurs and Louisville and Nashville freight
ou dav. bv strikers yesterday. All the switch
| men OF these TWO CoH'p"''.'' ~ "
| and Newport yards are out
bloomington. H.. July 5.-Marshal Brnton and
Of he
| -, s.., aud riesafs were placed. At 3
| uay a. 49, s, ,rair Messenger and mail for
| CioCN III, iiI ,uf vyith6ut nolestation and at
irGo. irinc trains had left here clearing the
| ,''",.'ti,' "''N
D''0N' go - IT.. ,,,,t,, ,, tho Rig
| Nation. Ill, July o'--lh' S''u"'o" y" ''' no
| Four remains unchanged. There has beeh no us
| ,,,rh,,cc ~ any nature or injury 10 property.
! 49, - ...,,A, ,.,sscrger trains stranded
Ihrrr are NV 80, ,hrco hundred uersons
| III ''lr Si.n'' r t.ken ~ their destinations
a. a. "n'.'uE bo,e ,ronuentlv offered t. fire all
| Inc hr'h'n nav t,t,I tba p,ilrnons zero
Ho,abcI hut this pr1pos!iion was. OF course de
| cllnel
,l,,, III Julv The agent II the Big Four
T.. ,ht. .,... s,tl ,.-tav thar the strike on
| ''"' j" VIZ, '', .,.1 ., ,o, ,ho, all
that rond mas oeeh de''h',I "i "rl a." ~ .S &C..
ln.',l''m J.. W., ~, usual
,,,.',o.,.,,,s 1n,v The situation here is not
,, 4, r..s,,i. - th. ,oss,ti,n -
49,, -. IN. - ,h,, AZ. Inn, lr.l en,nl,vos
g. H1,.,.,ils ,,i,,ir., r,ilis have been laid III
ln Mi"h'aP MS P'""''s ''.''' 49,
Sl'dN O''y' Iowa. july g. Inv sum ''''''''"
her. has been materially improved by the pres
ono. - ,h, militia This morning passenger trains
INV We '''' '''''''''' .A' ,,s,.o,,l
''' "''' ~. 80 .A,.A ,a,'n,
80 ''' '''''.' - 49, . g.. ,m.,,, -
-. =. ....,..,,..,. ,,,.,,,,
t, t,., MAJ. o., ,,r,r.l tho tracks bu, a mum
her ID, suspicious characters have been arrested
and locked mp Several switches were found to
| fif..Ia Y1g "a
across the tracks nai - BE- moved. There was
n' Interference however rom strikers. Ar
rauGrn'nts Wrr" mao" py ,'i'n"l r"Sl'r, com.
nln''"k ~, .'''.,,'" 49, T,'a, nv" g., ,ortn Tho
fr,rk E.f,re the work b.san. however the
sheriff sent notice o. the officers that the effect
~ the hayon",s la't nighi had been - saiutnry
,n', tn' i.rIS "gI' "n'n ,1'5 u, .'c,a 'Gu
FAR no attempt has been made {, send out frelgh,
trains The shcrin"s oficcrs. the police and the
United states authorities made many arrests 70
"'N-
Mason CITY Iowa, July 5-TW'nY-two engines
are dead" az this point on the Chicago. MI
, 49,, .. D., , an ,,s,,,.. 60 ,,ro,,i
Ill. - ~, 10 rnr,,,l shors 40
SIM, down 0nIv mail trains were runninr and
H.. 49, t.,o..ni ~
'''' "' "'"'''
Dubuque. Iowa. July b-Coionel Lyon. SoUcitOr
for the Chicago Great Western. prepared nfor-
nations against strikers at Oc,wen on Tuesday
night and sent his son. Charles T.. Lyon - a
- -, 81 r,,,h,,a,,.
., .,g, mo ,,f,r,no,inre Tho vo,no man
,.aci,,G tho ann M ,,ilnich, on his VA n,
., r,,h,,,.,. b. al ,si..,, ~, tho trock ana ,os
,'.'...'.,t - .,.i i.,.,,o,.t L,. ,r,tr
Ir'h"o''' M''"' july ne miners S"'Nc
was '"''P"'"''" "e'r ."'H ''''"'"s ~ ''''"'
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anu ''i INV. '1"' j. ''"''"'"' WIZ" Wv "''',,'
"a" 'N"''""' '''"' J." nc
me COMPANIES were ''uil'H'u /" "piuuou ~
tempe - '"d ore I"r Shll,inr,I' as 1t M"s M
p's7ihie 10 Re, cars me S'rIhltB 'n'.'S az ~
~" -, ,''i " ''' "'''' 49,
n..r.,, r,,. II, r,ur,o1 s,ru,, - s,,rood
,u. o., ,h,, ..,,, An ,ho s,,,ch,rer and freight
,,, , -, ,,...,. ,,o,1 tro,.,r and All
H'"'i'i" VI nv i'''i''' '''''' ''''''' '''' $3.50