The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-04

of Anxiey-Vain Attempts to Ship
Meat.
CHICAGO, July g.
MEPORIS were made as usual this
w morning TO the general man
IO ayers in session in their head
u quarters. An extended report
from the Santa Fe declares that the six
passenger trains on the Chicago diyis-
lou are running with the usual equip.
ment. The passenger train due to leave
Grand junction is tied up owing to the
boycott against Pullman ears being re-
newed thsre Deputy United States
marshals have been called in to move
the train. Reports from New Mexico
say that the strikers derailed one OF
the cars at Dillon and the eighty-three
United States deputies on board were
obliged TO walk to Ratou.
Tbs sheriff ut Ration being in sym
patty with the strikers refused to help
:. the deputies to get food from the eat
Ding houses which boycotted them. The
1sheriff may te impeached. Troops were
called Tor and two companies left Santa
Fe and arrived at Ration this morning.
Some freight arrived by the Santa Fe
to-day,
The Caicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
reports all trains running on time and
without Interference, except Mt Miune-
apoIis and st. Paul, where firemsn re-
fused to 20 to work. At Lacrosse all
the switchmen went out and at Sioux
City the switchmen and engine meu of
switch engines are still out. All passen.
gar trains on the Chicago aud Alton
between st. Louis aui Chicago are
held at Bloomington for want of fire
msn. New meu have left Chicago to
take the places of the strikers and
trouble may ensue. No freight is
being mov-d. This morning as Balti-
more and Ohio train No 16 was pass
tAg the cross switches in the Rock Is
Ind junction, the engine was ditched
End the tracks block1d. The engineer
jamped, sustaining bruises.
Tha fifteenth regiment United
States troops started from Fort Sheri-
dan, thirty miles west of Chicago, at
o'clock this afternoon for Blue Island
thirty miles east Of here, the scsne OF
trouble between deputy marshals and
deputy sneriffs and strikers on the
Rock Island road. It is believed that
the presence Of the regulars will end
all trouble there.
STRIKE LEADER ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI Ouio, July 3-Edward
+. Phelan, leader of the railway strike
here was arrested in his bed at G
o'clock this morning by a deputy
United States marshal upon warrant
issued by the United Stntes court npon
the complaint Of the Cincinnati South
eru railway company's receiver, Samuel
FELTON,. 1t charged him with interfer-
ing with the management Of the rail-
way by ordering and inducing its EN-
ployes to leave ito service with intent to
injure the traffic He was taken to the
Office Of the United States marshal and
held until Judge Taft of the United
states circuit court, came upon the
bench, when the hearing was set for .
o'clock Thursday, and his bond was
fixed at 50 500.
Meantime an Injunction will be
served upon him restraining him indi-
vidually, pending his hearing. or in
com nination with others, from incit-
Ing, encouraging. or in any manner
csusing the employees of the Cincinnati
Southern road to leave its mployma mt
with :he intention OF compiling the
receiver to break his contracts with the
Pullman car company Pnslan said be
would obey the injunction, but added
ahIla hnyq Hnntt- aI boat h., -
them They need 10 instructions.
CHICAGo,July 3.-Two Northwestern
trains nearly came into head.on col J.
lision on the bridge that crosses the
Chicago river at Wells street. A third
train inbound from the Pacific coast
was running behind and was with diff
iicuty kent from striking one of the
Others. +. A. Mills, superintendent of
the passenger equipment, was on one
Of the trains as engineer and Road
agent Whitney acted as fireman. The
danger signal was hoisted by the
bridge tender in time to avert the dis
aster.
All the engineers, firemen brakemen
and trackmen went out on the Nickel
Plate this morning. a train load of
sengers from the east was left
~, ding at Stony Island avenue ami
Mn ty-hrst street in the midst OF q
swamp. They were obliged to get ont
and wade through the mud to the near
est street car line. miles away
FREIGHT AT-A sTANDsTILL
PITTsBURG. July 3-Freight shin.
ments to all points west of Pittsburg
are practically at u standstill. Thirty
two western roads have notified the
Pennsylvania companys general Office
lu Pittsburg that they will not receive
freight of any kind until the boycott
has been settled. Freight trains are
tied up all along the route between
Pittsburg and Chicago, and the losses
from delays will be enormous. All
efforts are concentrated In keeping
local freight and passenger trains NOV.
Ing. Pullman trains On the Pennsyl-
vsnia system arrived and departed on
time today.
Los ANGLES, CAL. July g. The stu.
alton here IL about the Same as yester.
day. The firemen, brakornen and
switchmeD will not yield an nch. The
conductors and engineers it is stated.
have determined not to refuse to haul
mail or passenger trains unless the
Pullman coaches are included. and will
refuse to work with green hands No
train has moved ont on the Southern
Pacific or Santa Fe and not one has
come in.
Santa Fe railroad officials have been
summoned to appear before United