The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
CLEVELAND ACTS
Continued from Page H.

Lake street 81" road. This line does not
haul Pnllmans, but Mr.. Debs has called
| the firemen out because the company Is
burning non-unish coal-that Is, fuel
hauled by the Panhandle road.
Troops are being moved to raise the
blockade in California and Colorado,
put there Is prospect that they
WIN be stopped in transit by en-,
strikers. There have been many collis-
| ions between the officers and members
| OF the union, but thus far there has been
no loss OF life. An attempt to move troops
from Springfield Ills, to Decatur and
Danville, precipitated small riot and at
several points along the route, strikers
impeded their passage.
Strike on the Water Also.
BD The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Land and water are
to join hands in the strike. A deputation
OF marine engineers visited Uhlrichs
Hall last night and stated that the
local union had resolved not to handle
pound OF freight handled by the
poycotsed roads. They said they had
OF Thomas +. Dowd, president of the local
union OF marine engineers and sec
aetary OF the national union.
They added that II this would
not suffice, the union would quit work
whenever called out. The marine engin-
GERS are examined, qualified and licensed
by the Government and IL they go out
their places cannot be Supplied The
railway union LIS much elated over this
accession.
Rumors of Arrest.
By The Associated Press
CINCINNATI, o., July 3.-There is a
rumor that Phelan and several OF his CO.
workers in the strike here will be al
rested here and brought before the
u
charge Of conspiracy or contempt OF
court. 1t Is certain that a
large number of deputy United states
marshals were sworn in last night, mostly |
men who were newly employed for the
Queen Crescent. Not a single repeat-
ing rife or shot gun has been left unsoId |
In this city and the sale of ammunition |
and revolvers has been large. The buyers |
are chiefly railroad officials.
At st. Louis.
BB The Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, July 3-Ofiicials at East st.
Louis have received orders from Presi-
dent Debs To order out all American Rail-
way Union men on the Big Four road.
dispatch from Moberly, Mo-, SAYS
that all American Railway Union men on
the Wabash west have struck in aid of the
Pullman boycott and against recent
reduction in wages of from 10 to 20 per
cent. The trains in the yard are tied up.
AT the wabash headquarters il is stated
that since the arrival OF the militia at De-
catur, the situation has materially i'm
proved.
Mines Close Down.
hp The Associated Press
STAgNToN, ILL.,, July 3.-Miues Nos. 8
and have been compelled to close down
strike should continue any length of time
there Will be another coal famine.
Idaho Tied Up.
Bu The Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, July 3.-Everything on
he Idaho division OF the Union Pacific is
tied up. The company refuses freight at
mist points and the Shoshone shops have
been closed.
Loss Exceeds a Million Now.
BD The associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-W. G. Curtis.
assistant to General Mgr. Towne of the
southern Pacific, estimates that the COM
33any losses owing to the tie up in the
I've days that the road has been blocked
over a million dollars.
There are 200 cars OF fruit between here
nd Ogden and $4,000 is involved in this
me item. Fruit is rapidly ripening and
within the next 10 days go additional car J
Dads Will be ready for shipment.
Utah's Condition.
By The Associated Press.
OGDEN, Utah, July 3.-The tie-u up on the
outhern and Union Pacific Is unbroken. {
he regular Rio Grande Western train
rent out last night all right.
Big Railroad Bond Issue.
BD The Associated Press.
LONDON, July 3.-Brown & Shipley issue
oday SS,164, 900 Baltimore d Ohio, 4O-year
old Az terminal bonds This ia MARI of {
ne issue of the 5000, 600 secured by the u
roperty of the company in Philadelphia.s q
altimore, Washington, Pittsburg and
sewhere. The price is 105. The balance o
the issue is retained by the railroad. "
Call for Federal Aid.
BIZ The Associated Press. -
CHICAGO, July 3.-United States District n
ttorney Milchrist, Attorney Il. ID. o
'alker and United States Judge Gross Re
Up decided today to call for W
mt at once to Attorney General Olney tr
king for regular troops for Blue Island a,
o more deputy marshals will be sworn o,
Beef Advanced in Price. qi
By The Associated Press. -,
NASHUA, July 3.-Beef and pork have sc
'th advanced in price, 81 per hundred rs
'unds as a result Of the great strike in di
o west. In
Quiet at Blue Island.
BB The Associated Press
BLUE ISLAND, ILL.,, July 3.-Everything
quiet here at this writing q o'clock.
ily few strikers are to be seen, but =,
ey are ready to be called upon at q u
,ment's notice.
GENERAL MILES STARTS.
Bp The Associated Pree. 4.
" WASHINGTON, July 3.-General Nelson | ar,
nj ilee com ma n a In he damn r,,a.,4 "a Iit