Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03
A SPIRIT OF REBELLION.
Strikers Dorlde The Authority Of Tho
United States.
The oensrAI Managers Of tho chicago
Roads say Forco wiiI ne Met
with Force.

CHICAGO, Jul, 2.-Today's develop
ments In the great Pullmar-Amerlcan
Railway Union strike have been pro-
lilo In seniationalism, the priucipal
iheAter Of action being In Chicago anu
adjacent suburbs. Wild rumore were
rife.
The frat serious clash occurred when
200 deputy United States marshals
were surrounded at Blue Island by
1000 strikers, who openly defied the
federal authorities.
This evening an Injunction from the
United States court vas read and bul.
letined. The authority Of the United
states was openly dorided, and after =
few minutes quiet, the riotiug spirit Of
the strikers feassertod Itself. A. mid
night the reports Of other disorders
were current, It being stated that the
strikers were tearing down tho bulletin
mandate OF the court.
Fearing to preoipilale bloodshed, the
Rock leland company decided after its
$3.50 exptess had been gotten through,
not 10 make any further effort TO move
trains tonight.
A number Of trains have been dc.
raileI by misplaced switches. A
Panhandle passenger train was partly
ditched at kinzio anu Canal street
tonight, but was not seriously delayed.
The strikers arc stealing brassts from
the axle boxea Of cars, ami IN some
Instances dropping coupling pins into
the cross.heRd guides OF the locomo-
!lvss, causing tho destruction OF cylin.
dcf-heAds.
Tons OF fruit, vegetables, loo meats
and other porlshable goods are Ia the
cars under n boiling sun, no ono car.
ing or daring TO move them TO their
destination. Dumb animals Gro wded
Into stock cars suffer from thirst anu
hunger.
THE MANAGERS BULLETIN.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The general
managers Of the Chicago railroads this
evening Issued the following bulletin:
"rhe WORSE reports come from the
Rock Island, which was not able ~
move any trains on account OF a crowd
Of 1000 people at Blue leland, who
controlled the situation, the u, =.
deputy marshRls and the Cook county
deputy Hherliis being powerless TO
handle the mob.
"On the Michigan Central the indi-
cations are that there will be consider.
able trouble on account Of the employ.
ment OF new men 10 take the place OF
this striking swltchmen.
The Illinois Central IL still In bad
shape regarding suburban business,
but IL moving through trains.
1.-THE Milwaukee * 81. Paul Ia also
badly embarrassed by the strike, and
many passenger trains are being moved
Us on the Panhandle under heavy
guards OF deputy marshals for mail
trains and deputy sherifis for other
trains, In order 10 get them through |
the strikers and sympathizsrs who con.
gregats along the tracks.
"Fhe railroads have not altered their |
position" the bulletin continues, ''ani !
wall not parley with tbs men who went |
ON the strike. The places OF men who |
strike Will be- filled Ms fast as possible, |
anu force VIII be met with force 10 the |
extent Of asking this state Tor troops
to keep tho roads open wherever THU
action becomes necessary. IL the state
cannot afford ample protection, the
railroads will ask tue United Stales
government TO send troops 10 the scene
Of the disturbances
Dispatches to the general managerp
association up 10 pun, are rs tOllOws:
The Chicago d Northwestern rail
road has abandoned all its suburban
business for the night.
On the Chicago, Milwaukee a 81.
Paul no freight has been moved into
or out OF Chicago today. All passen-
ger trains aTs on time,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio sent out all
passenger trains with iull equipments
nearly GU time.
Tho Chicago & Northwestern, El.
gin, Joliet d Eastern and Chicago,
Milwaukee d 81. Paul have issue
notice to connecting lines aud shippers
that they will no. receive perishuble
freight or live stock.
All passenger and freight trains are
running on tho Wisconsin Central.
The Chicago& NOrthern Pacific sub
urban trains ARE on time. Freight is
moving without interruption.
On the Chicago d Calumet Terml.
nal the switch ana transfer employees
are ali out.
The situation has changed for tho
worse on the Chicago, BURLINGTON a
Quincy. A large body OF striking
sWitchmon ana their sYmpathlzsrs are
VI Western avenue, anu TO
avoid All open couilic. with Tho mob,
Ihe yards have closed. Passenger
.IQlllC Is moving