The evening world., 1894-07-07
BULLETINS OF THE STRIKE.
I Boat Club Men as Train GuRrds--
Pnssengers Held back.
by Associated Press.)


ST. PAUL, Mimi. July THE North
ern Pacific train that will roll out this
afternoon for the coast, the first since
the strike was inaugurated. will be
guarded with the choicest nerve and
Drawn of the Minnesota Boat Club
Deputy marshals We're wanted and the
officials were DESTROYS Of having at their
aid something more than the material
ordinarily offered. The Boat Club men
volunteered.
Passengers Held Mt Kanknkee.
KANKAKEE. Ill, July Five hun
dred passengers from Big Four and Illi-
nois Central trains are held over in
this city. Two trains await the opening
Of the blockade at Kensington, and two
ao d IHa XII iotss are fu a alf
many passengers are compelled to re-
main In the coaches. All factories are
shutting si,r dbWn for lack Of coal; and the
plants are economiz.ng to the utmost.
Extreme Measures in Kansas.
will witness a change in the strike situa-
ton In Kansas. when officers will begin
as fast as possible to arrest all men
who have been Identified with the strike
and those who are agitating the matter.
There are now nearly two thousand
names on the list. and they will all
be arrested when found.
Industry Hats at Omaha.
OMAHA. Neb., July THE Cudahy
racklhS COMPANY has laid on 800 men
in a hS no N,ha4 swift
Ing 10 run full force. The working force
OF the Union Pacific system may be laid
of to-day. The Omaha smelter is nearly
out or ore, and must soon shut down.
Arbitrary Arrest Orders.
DENVER. July THE order OF United
States Marshal Israel 10 his deputies TO
| fri kATs
| pecialiy leaders. for merely counselling
men not to work on railroads in the
hands OF receivers has created great ex-
The strikers declare that no deputies
will take them without warrant unless
There is but slight change throughout
this and adjoining States as regards the
A. X. U. strike. Especially Is this the
case on the Union Pacific. Generally
| able 10 railroad companies.
| Colorado City Men Won't Quit.
The Colorado City Division OF the A r.
| u, representing practically all the trib-
utaries OF the Western Division of the
! Colorado Midland Railway, has decided
R %as Y against sssks The vote for the strike
shots at a Trains from Ambush.
TACOMA, Wash. July Twenty
shots were fired by ambushed men at
| the Carbonate passenger train as II
passed the Puyallup Indian reservation,
| In ambush are supposed 10 have been
strikers. No one was hurt.
| More NickeI-PIate Strikers.
BELLEVUE. o.. July Two mem
! hers Of the American Railway Union
prevailed upon he Nickel-Plate en-
| ployees her. to join the strikers yester-
| day, and to-day the road will be tied up
/ at this pOI L.
| strike 40 Reach PittsburG.
! PITTSBURG, July There has been
| n" change In the strike situation since
are still working, but the feeling pre-
| walls that IA strike may be ordered at
/ any moment. At last nights meeting,
! i2er Tailor stated that the strike would
/ certainly reach here. SO far no action
. has been taken ~ the Knights OF Labor
/ In this section.
Extra Police offered 10 Chicago.
OMAHA. Neb., July 7.-Chiet seavey,
hlefs Of foice Assoelatiop .h todsy tsie.
! graPhei Supt. Brennan. of Chicago. Of
ffrinS To send IT," uniformed policemen
to chicago from the, different. depart
inent in the NATIONAL Association. pro-
yifc1 Chicago will pay their expenses.
There, are seventy-eight cities In the AS
ISOLATION.
Hc,t-r Condition. In Detroit.
DETROIT, July THE strike OF the
Cent. al tied up the road for the night
but this morning passenger trains are
again running. though somewhat late
The mail train on the Wabash. which
ing. is stiII In the yard unable to get !
crew. The other roads are moving pas
senger trains without interference.
4 Aaother Vote Not, to strike.