New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
p1-su OF STRIKERS TO GET BACK.

CONF, or THE ROADS WILL. NOT RElNSTATE
p 7. MEN-A RELATED STRIKE.
nsnver July ls-Ncarly all the striking railway
employes have applied for reinstatement !" 'o'
ora0o on the Denver ana Rio Grande all except
Tho nrincpal aeitators have been taken back. ON
the Union Pacific go men went ont. OF whom only
twentv-0ve have as yet been reinstated
In the hearing Of the Trinidad prisoners yester-
o,v orders infictIng penalties for contempt were
iss,ed for the Postal and Western Union managers
al Trinidad pending their bringing into court mes
seges between the strikers and their leaders In
Chicago.
Fargo y. d.. July 13-The Northern Pacific men
are fast returning 10 work. The railroad officials
report enough employees to nj all places. The
strikers who go back are put In linz with the ne"
men, At jamestown the American Railway Union
officers withdrew from the order. II majority OF
them returning TO work. Freight trains are be
ginning TO run.
ST Louis July l3.-General Agent Henry w. GAYS
OF the General Managers Association. OF this city,
reviews the local strike situation as follows THE
railroads on the west side OF the river now open
for traffic are the Missouri Kansas and Texas. St
Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern. Wabash. St
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Missouri Pa
cAc St Louis and San Francisco. and St Louis
Kansas City and Colorado. No Interruptions are
occurring on these roads account Of labor
troubles There is now no interruption to passenger
traffic on any line out OF st. Louis East St Louis
The roads the east side open for general trafic
are the ST. Louis, Chicago and st. Paul: Jackson
Vile and Southeastern: Toledo. St Louis and Kan
sas city: 81. Louis and Eastern Wabash (EasD.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy: Chicago and Al
ton; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern; ST. Louis.
Vandalia and Terre Haute: Louisville and Nash
VILE Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis;
St Louis Alton ana Terre Iaute; Mobile and OHIO
and Louisville, Evansville and St Louis Consolid-
ated"
T'uscola. H. July 13--The first train since Mon
day the st. Louis division OF the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois yesterday. and the
engineer and fireman both United states
deputy mar shals. As the strikers have torn up a
mile Of track In the Grape Creek mining region.
the company Will run no more trains to that point
for some time
Dubuque. Iowa. July l3.-A!l mail clerks who were
laid off ten days ago. when the strike was at Its
worst have been ordered to report for duty at
once Trains Of all kinds moving freely
all the railway lines.
Detroit. July &-Everything Is moving quietly
with all the railroads in this city, and the strike
IA 81 an end here. t
Cleveland July 1S.-The American Railway rnioh
strike at this point has completely collapsed Most
OF the strikers have been taken back. except on
the Lake Shore, where all hands have been dis
charged. md their places will he filled with men
who known not 10 affiliate with the American
Railway Union.
Buffalo. July bah is quiet here. The railroads
are IN good shape again. and trains coming
from the West without delay.
Milwaukee. July B.-Yesterday witnessed the
virtual end Of the railroad strike as far as MI