The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03

DTbheH1eH anu BWltCnmen was nel1
on strike on the Chicago and Grand
Trunk at once The question OF "a
strike on the Detroit division is as yet
Tie-up at La Crosse.
Ia CROSSE. Wis. July 3.-The rail-
road tie-up Is now complete. The Bur-
llngton trail and shop men are out to
man. Engineers who stuck to the Com
pany through the last strike have now
yielded. The Milwaukee Is In the same
shops by shutting down. Even the con-
ductors say they will not go out with
new or incompetent switchmen. Passen-
ger trains have been on time so far.
Michigan Militia Ready.
LANSING, Mich. July ain response
to information from the Sheriff Of Cal
houn County. Coy. Rich this morning
ordered the Fourth Regiment to assem-
| BILE at Its armories and be In readi-
ness to move to Battle Creek.
Trying to Win Pennsylvania Men.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, July S.-The
morning and the yard engines are In
the the round u1s The ,-S Companys shops
work. An effort is being made to in
duce the Pennsylvania switchmen to
strike and 1t may be successful this
superintendent OF Motive Power, Geo.
lL.Potter has called the Pennsylvania sh -
foremen up for consultation and II Is be-
lleved the works will be closed indefi-
nitely. There are LOO men employed in
these shops.
The Nickel-Plate road Is completely
tied UP this morning.
All Quiet mt Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. O.. July 3.-The mem
bers OF the A. Il. L. here held a meet
Ing last night and resolved that II nee.
| essary they would strike. Up ia noon
to-day. however. trains are moving as
usual and all Is quiet.
Alton Trains Abandoned.
are five passenger trains OF the Chicago
and Alton lying on the sidetracks at the
Union Depot and vicinity. Every train
as 1t came In was abandoned FOR the rea'
men to 10 upon the engines. Every mar
in the train service of the Alton Is now
out. excepting the engineers. and they
may decide to go out at the meeting to-
day. There are 900 passengers here ant
many cases OF great hardship.
ParnIys 81. Mt Mnttoon, III.
NATION. ILL.,. July 3.--Five hun.
bred Big Four employees are out or
strike inaugurated last night.
There Is complete tie-up here. The
: OF the A, X. L.. says the chief grier,
ance IL the existence OF the Managers
Association.
More Mail Trains stopped.
MONTPELIER, o.. July S-The track.
here are filled with freight and passen
, ger trains. only one passenger trair
junction OF the Wabash division and i.
the key to the whole system. The strik.
ers. are putting forth every effort &c
make their resistance felt at this vita
: point.
The mail train due here from the
= West this morning is dead on the
miles west Of hefe rhe switches ars
} spiked. and strikers guard them. The
mall due here from the East IL detained
at Delray. Mich.
. The strikers will consent to the trans.
portation OF mail car. without passen.
ger cars attached. but the officials OF
! the road say that the whole train must
move.
Great Northern Threatened.
4 MINNEAPOLIS. July THE A. Il. u
has threatened to extend the boycott I,
the Great Northern In case track privl
leses continue to be extended to the
| Wisconsin Central and burlington
President Iinl has nos vet announced
!. his decision.
!, Milwaukee brewers suffer.
y MILWAUKEE,. July a.-Thc brewer.
: are the worst sufferers from the strike
n They have hundreds OF orders for beei
which they cannot MI. Whenever 1t !!
: possible they are sending their good,
n by lake. and several steamers hay,
Between 800 and 600 carloads OF heel
which should go out to-day are left II
the warehouse.
\ Hooking Men Won't Arbitrat-.
: COLUMBUS. o.. July 3.-The Hooking
. Valley A. X. L. men to-day declined
! President Waite's offer to arbitrate, pro
: vided he and they could not agree, an,
y "A
: for new men.
Firem~n strike ut Omaha.
OMAHA. July TEN tiremen on tn
e Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis am
n Omaha road struck here to-day. Genera
= Supt. Jones made up the north-boun
;, train reached the north end OF the yard
u the fireman deserted his post, and tn
. train was left standing half mil
from the depot, The situation on tn
!; tically unchanged.
No Sugar at Fnribnult.
t rARInAuLT, MINI; July $;,.supplis
= sugar In town. and other staples ar
il hard to get. Teams have started over
h land to Minneapolis to bring back gr1
d ceries.
n Prices Go Up at ST. Paul.
y ST. PAUL, July 3-The strike situa
:, non here ~ unchanged. All paSsenge
Ir trains going and coming as heretofore
The Northern Pacific track was grease
to prevent the making up of the FRrg
express, but II was made up and sen
n out just the same. Everything IL Yer
n quiet about the yards. but about tow
o prices are going up, and people ar
a growing anxious.
l. Trains Abandoned ut 81. joe.
;, ST. JOSEPH. Mo. July 3.-rh- me
N employed on the Kansas City Division ,
r. the Chicago ana Great Western roa
10 quit work this morning. A. n result tn
n trains for Kansas city We're lGandCne
is here. The company will make an effoI
8 Ia start trains this afternoon, but tn
men claim no men can be found to TAX
them out. The men are orderly and n
~ trouble Is expected.
.r Northwestern at n StnnLstilI.
a ROCKFORD, H., July 3.-Business o
v the Northwestern Is completely at
m standstlll No mails have been receive
D. over that road since Saturday. Milwat
IT kee and St Paul and Illinois Centri
IG traffic is also badly crippled. No freigf
* trains have come in or gone out on an
of the reads for week.
A. ". md d. Sends New Men.
re- WASHINGTON. July s.-supt. Alive!
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 4
day sent fifty men to Chicago and Gil
cinnati to take the place OF striker
They were formerly railroaders ar
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