The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03
and Eas. st. Louis have been laid on
because of the strike.
Nt..ouri Troops Warned.

and Eas. st. Louis have been laid of
because OF the strike.
Missouri Troops Warned.
The FIRST ominous threat to-day.
came In the shape. of orders for the
First Regiment, NJ. n. g.. to place itself
OF further Instructions. Though there
has no far been no suspicion OF violence,
/ there Is no way OF determining what
strikers returning to work expires TO-
| day.
strike on the southwestern.
! from President Debs. Local Union No.
| 81, A. r. T.. at Pine Blun. Ark. last
night declared strike on the ~: Louis
Southwestern road. TO take effect at
midnight. Thirteen labor organization
on the road, with membership OF 1,Sp
are affected by the order.
| j. NJ 8. White. local freight agent Of
! the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road has quit thus far. and that all
trains are moving without hndrance.
At Eas, st. Louis all the warehouse
freight-house and thereby preventing the
reception or delivery Of freight. except
such few carload lots as may creep
| through the blockade consigned In en-
tirety to merchants direct. not a single
| road on that side Of the river has COM
! pleta switching crew though few have
| each a single engine at work manned by
| the yardmastcr and assistants:
| So far on the entire Gould system
| there has been no violation of any kind
| whatever, simply suspension OF trafnc
in the freight departm M
Denver Hard tp for Supplies.
| DENVER, July 3.-The strike here Ia
in the hands OF the General Committee
COMPOSED OF every Yer department TN s1d Inc ths
Denver and Rio Grandc are working
with few forces. The Rio Grande men
sim refuse to strike. -
Potatoes are selling at 81 per 10ee
pounds Not more than 200 tons OF coal
| il in the hands of dealers and II the
strike lasts two days longer, the cable
| lines will have to stop running. The
electric line has Il three months supply
Information has been received to the
effect that the santa Fe has discharges
seven engineers at La Junta for re-
fusing to take OUT trains.
| United States troops are on their way
| from here TO Ration. n. NJ, where they
will he >relieved by troops from Las
Vegas.
Troops Arrive at Trinidad.
| TRINIDAD, Col, July 3.-The United
States troops arrived here last night
| SLOW progress was made because every
bridge and switch was examined before
! the train WAS permitted to cross. Thu
| arrival Of the troops was Il surprise Il
the strikers. as they had cut the wires
| turhance was an attempt to pull tn,
fireman from the engine. whereupon thu
engineer and fireman were taken Il
camp under escort. where they wer,
kept all night.
RnisinR BIockades nt Pueblo.
| PU EB!-o. Col, July 3-The Ri'
| Grande has commenced to employ new
riremen, and will now run trains OF
| time.
The Union Pacific. Denver and Gul
blockade was raised by Deputy Marshals
and the Santa Fe Ii getting its trail
service Strengthened out.
The report sent out that an en8inee
and iiremen have been lynched in thi
| city Is unfounded 40 far us known here
About dozen strikers have been ar
rested on charge of Interfering will
the movement OF trains. There was I
noisy demonstration last night, but n,
serious trouble occurred.
| Two strikers and two deputies got int
n fight In which the strikers wer
worsted. Strikers gathered in over
whelming numbers and drove the depu
| Israel Is here with about 200 deputies.
Ti--Cp mt Sioux city.
SIOUX CITY. Ia. July All road
here are practically tied up except IN
just commenced. Firemen on the Omah
road quilt work yesterday morning. an,
the 4. H. I. men ON the Chicago. NIL
waukee and st. Paul went out In tn
afternoon No fire. light cars moved o
the Omaha yesterday. and officials ga
they VIII make no attempt to move an
unless caange occurs. Several passen
out.
Strikers spikel the switches and pre-
vented the Norfolk rassenf FER train
| kee HhDn ulllt Mt y a clock y Nj
Iowa Troops Out.
The situation las. night became NOR
serious. Companies II and l, Fourt
Regiment, Iowa National Guard. OF TIL
city, have been ordered out by tn
Sheriff. Gov. jackson has been reuueste
to order out the whole regiment. Striker
and sympathizers altered In the yard
In large numbers after dark and pr,
vented all trains from leaving the city.
situation at CIncinnnti.
CINCINNATI. July "A commltte
induced II dozen Pennsylvania switchme
10 go out last night. Supt. Peters INN,
diately employed new men, ana ha
ported strikers. The only interruptio
to the Pennsylvania is Its inability I
receive pcrishahle freight or live stoc
. for Chicago or St Louis.
the lIig Four, as well as other road
Is running passenger trains. but II,
receiving freight
Although six engineers on the Queo
ana crescent quit yesterday on accoui
OF running with green crews. their place
were promot.y filled. The places OF Other
VIII he filled to-day. ali engines az We
as trains being guarded by deputies wit
Winchesters. Firemen OF Baltimore an
4 'mio southwestern, Cincinnati HamiltC
i and Dayton and Big Four who are men
/ hers of the American Union 80 out t
day. Officers say they are not numerou
and say they have new men for all the
places.
= I.5N strikers at Indianapolis.
. lNpIANAPOLlS. July Big Fo,
| men. To the number OF $40 went out Ia,
. evening These. with the Lake Err
. ana Western and Belt road strikers an
T. smaller bodies. VIII make The total nun
V her on strike here about l,6Op. Two
: three trains Were inteIfered with, bi
ia" police succeeded In sending them G
their way. The strikers have detc
! mined to~use no force. but to persuaI
10 the trairmen when they arrive here
y leave the trains, engines, Sc. and tn
f To strike In Detroit.
!. DETROIT. July Sat meeting
e So mer.hcrS OF the A. IL. l.. and 9th,
:, raIlr al employees last night. II W.
! UNANIMOUSLY decided 10 maugurate
: strike on al railroads in the city to-da
!" All sWitchmen employed in the CniC
a station yards have struck. The II
" trou, Lansing and Northern and Fill
y and Pcre Marquette trains are beir
operated nearly on time. however heii
handled by the trainmen.
The Wabash Is tied up. Canadian y