Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-07-03
THE END NOT In SIGHT
SCORE OF RAILWAYS BADLY
CRIPPLED.
The strike Has Reached the
SOuth-A weiXhtv Injunction
at Chicag0-PrOmiu striker
Arrested-The wabash Tied Up.

SOUTH weixhtv Injunction
at Chicax0-PrOmiu striker
Arrested-The wabash Tied Up.
CINCINNATI. o.. July 3.-Edward Phe.
Ian, leader of the strike here, was ar
rested in bed at 6 O'Clock today by
deputy United States marshal upon
warrant issued by the United States
court upon the complaint OF the Cincin-
natl Southern railway.
The warrant charged Phclan with in.
tertering with the management of the
railway BY ordering. persuading and in.
ducing its employees to leave its service
with intent to injure traffic. He was
taken to the Office of the United States
court and held until Judge TAFT OF the
Circuit court came upon the bench, when
hearing was set for o'clock Thursday,
and his bond was fixed at $25OO.
In the meantime au Injunction was
served upon Phelan restraining him in
dividually, pending his hearing. or in
combination with Others from encour.
aging or ordering in any other manner
causing the employs of the receiver Of
the Cincinnati Southern road to leave
its employ with intent to interfere or
obstruct the operation of the road for
the purpose of compelling said receiver
to break his contracts with the Pullman
Car company and not to carry said cars
in his trains.
At11 o'clock Phelan was still in
charge of Marshal BOIL, having secured
only one surety for his bond, Patrick
Moran. Mr.. Phclan did not appear dis
turbed. He said he would obey the in
junction, and added: 1.-The boys know
all about how to treat them. They
need no instructions
The strikers Erjoinfd.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Unitcd States Dis
trict Attorney Millchrist has completed
an omnibus bill for an mi auction against
the strikers. 1t is Of the most sweeping
character ever drawn and covers 81
pages of legal cap. Judges Woods and
Grosscup who respectively arrived from
Indiana and Ohio yesterday morning. in
chambers examined the document and
after two hoursconftrence referred it back
to the United States Attorney for ma
,.-;o, o,rsrduerts At+or,.v cerer,,
n,." T'm ,;ro" a:eI, ,,,"t ,I,. III, - h S.a ."
undsy & thc nrnw;.;ons m ~ the II ;nte, NJ state
cnn,nsrro COMM @ a., wh;cb moLc i, swcen
inc ~ The ,xtr,mr The, o,l.r was
my III .ne eH''."'V ns ",,.s' oe WE WIS
roads, which must not be nt-rtcred
with.
Inc chicago ana northwestern is
.nah,.t m "t ~ q" n.t rs f,s, " ,rcrI,"d mad, NV,
this morn;nv Not a wheel ;s turning nm
th". aus,.,';,, t,h;o,nn rio Nnrtnor, ~, :,
M;ch;oou ,r.;r u,s twcn,v minutes
into H. ,,.;ns rs,ch.d no ,;tv nrer
s;th.r % ths r. ,I.na mr. W;scors;, d;y;s;nn
A. the s,n..t ,,-ds M wnrL is he;ru
dore
Tro;,s . ,.,,;,o I'm. Craud Central
d.nnt nhont ~, ,;rrs hr. ,Ic ;,con,;no
tra;ns ore badlv DELAYED.
Trains '''e """'y 'e'"!'o'
~
NASHVILLE lcnn.' July 3'-'he Nash
ville' Chattanooga and St. LOUIS mas "a
carloads of watermelops consigned for
Northern points ON its hands and are
,a,,,,.,,.d % so,, thon 1or;.,;,,. aud
.o"'pem." ~ o." N'''> ''">
NashVi''e refuses 10 receive them OH az
Icount of the strike. The Atlanta depot
IS hIled with waterme'"ns which r,'aas
tu'e .t'.a ~ .... -. Cs;,. n'IS ISa h0"n ',;soom