Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03

WITHOUT int lfAlMtNN VI Aht ANlltOAN hhA
independently " liz demands.
Its not uuinterestiug TO know what
the state officers OF the A. II. U. think
4 this impotta II change Ia the stu.
alton. They claim that 1t will not
affect In The slightest degree the pref
ent condition OF Affairs 20 far a. the
Southern Pacific IL concerned. They
look upOn Sacramento as tho hey 10
the Southern Pacific eysie.n, and uu.
lesa It lie lost they will not bu diicoui-
aged.
IL Is thus evident that tue strike here
AZ elsewhere IL now ut its height. The
cOmbatante have locked horns VI latt.
The strikers have nothing but their
own strength aud tho fiielity 10 them.
selves upon which to rely. Tho rail-
road company has lie own enormous
power ami the greater one Of the
United states government upon which
10 depend.
READY ron WAR.
wAsnisu1Os, July 8.-In an inter.
view lust after lao had come irom
conference with the President anu tho
attorney general, Major General Soho.
fielj, commanding the United States
army. said;
ave have made all necessary prep.
arationa ald will now carry out the
order Of the United States courts with
dtci.lon, with vigUi and with prompt.
tude.n
MARI NJ ENuiNFERs JOIN the AMI
ruLLNASGTEs.
CHICAGO, July Island and water
are to join hands In the strike. a
deputatiOn OF marine engineers visited
Uhlfioh's hall last night and stated
that the local union railroad had a..
solved not TO handle "a pound VI freight
handled by any one OF tho boycCited
roads.
lie said he had been authorized 10
give this Information by ThomnH +.
DOwd, president Of the local union.
This ~ tho net offer To pour the lakes
Into tbs controversy, and the union
will consider tue matter today aud
avail themselves OF IL 10 suspend
freight business and involve shipping
on tue lakes.
TIE marine engineers hre United
States examined and licensed men aud
II they 20 out their places cannot 10
supplied. The railway union 10 much
claIod over their accession.
a GLOOMY OUrLOoR.
GALEaBURu, H., July 3.-Grand
Master MilkintOu, Uf the Il, IL. A., ar
rived home last night from an extended
trip nud pionounouu the ouUOuK IN
railroad matters gloomy. He said tho
brotherhood cannot take part m the
strike because OF agreements con.
neoted with schedules aud settlements
II has with tho several railroad COM
panios entered into before this strike
began anu which the companies have
not violated. Untll such agreements
arc violated by the companies, tho
brotherhood can have no grievance.
rood LEFT 10 ROT.
CHICAGO, July 3.-roday for the
frut time In the history Of the live
stock trade In Chicago not a single
carload Of animals reached tho union
stock yards by rail. The ouly live
stock received was bunch OF thirteen
hogs that came IN wagons. Thousands
VI packing house employees anu other
wofkmen Of the packing town were
made idle. The Michigan Central
tried 10 make up aud start trainload
dressed beef last night. The trainmen
abandoned the cars with a soAnt notice
aud the beef was lefs 10 rot on the
tracks.
TnE BOYCOTT SPREADING.
The Pullman boycott IL gradually
spreading. Tho burlington, whlon
employs non.union men, IL about the
only Chicago ROAD not affected. The
Chicago 4 Nvitlwtstefp, which up o
last night hRd escaped, IL completely
tied up today. Its suburban tfbilio 10
very heavy and great inconvenience
results from the uloppage VI this branch
OF business. The limos Central,
Erie, Milwaukee anu 81. PAU, anu
Great Western. all report Ike condi.
ton.
Tue general tle-up at Detroit todsy
stops tho Michigan Southern aud
Niichigan Central etiuc,ually. The
Western lnd atA terminal over which
tae JrAnJ TunE, Chicago anu Erie,
Wabash, EASTERN liiinois, santa Re
Aud Monon roads enter the city was
handling passenger trains with reason.
able degree OF efficiency up TO last
night. Today all these roads
arc again In trouble. A new
uiilouliy /. presented by tue refusal OF
the engine, ~ aud firemen TO risk their
lives by working with green hands, And
the railway managers themselves are
not anxious for lighting. They are
exceedingly careful ~ preclpitating
battle ON the 18th OF July anu will make
no serious effort % move trains before
Thursday morning. They also say that
the suspension vi uuslnusH ut this time
Ia not an unmiXed evil. 1--WE know per.
iecily well tina freight is In the country
anu we must move II sooner or later"
said Que today, "And We shall ultimate.
ly get our share. IL Will not be long
before the Inconvenience resulting
from the suspension will be felt keenly
eVerywheTe; then We believe the pub.
lilo sentiment will be- great factor la
the extinction OF Debs anu his people.
The price Of provisions 10 Advancing
very rapidly, fruits, Toe aud all kinds
Of potiSha0le property commanding
higher prices.
STRIKERS STEAL POWDER.
IL was reported at the General Man
agers' association headquarters today
that strikers had broken into freight
car at LAusing, ILL.,, anu stolen sixty
eight kegs OF powder.
HOLD THE TROOPS READY.
A telegram from the military author.
tiles at Washington WAS received ut
the local army headquarters late last
uight ordering the Fifteenth regiment
at Fort sheridan TO bo held In teadi.
nvss ~ proceed 10 Blue leland at a
moments notice. The dispatch was
sent after conference with President
Cleveland.
pAsspNaEus flsEr IN A SWAMI,