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FOUR COMPANIES co OUT OVER THE
GREAT NORTHERN.

THEY WILL NOT PROTECT TRAINS. RrT WILL
SEE THAT THE UNITED STATES MAESJTAL's
ORDERS ARE RESPECTED PRESIDENT
HILL AND TIE KNIGHTS.
Minneapolis April accompanies A. Il. d and g.
30 Regiment L. $ troops. under command OF Major
Patterson Left St Paul this morning at $40 O'Clock
over the Great Northern for Grand Forks Ihere
were pol men in the battalion. and the tram was
composed of baggage. one Pullman sleeper LOT
the officers and four tours. sleepers Inc Tram WAS
in charge OF Conductor j. A. Scott. The troops ar
rived from Fort Smelling a Milwaukee specai
at 7:9o a half-hour being consumed in making the
transfer baggage. The officers said their orGers
only required them to assist the United states Mar
shall and they did not eXpcc, to protect trans Inc
train crew refused to turn switches, and the yard
master was compelled to perform this necessary
work 10 enable the train to leave the yards
j. r. Sovereign General Master Workman Of the
Knights of Labor, addressed II Largely attended
meeting OF strikers here this afternoon. in Which
he stated that a broad platform Of mutual help and
cooperation has been adopted by the knights oI
Labor and the American Railway Union
The opinion of the General Executive Board or
the knights OF Labor" he said. - is that we should
stand by the A. K. L. in any effort TO enforce any
just claim. and have the assurance Of the OIL
GERS OF the American Railway Union that they VIII
help to right any OF the just grievances OF the
Knights Labor. The American Railway Union
marks epoch IN railroad employees orGaniza-
ton. Ii IS the first organization which has cliInn-
ated the selfish motives OF one class OF labor II
accords IN this respect with the Fundamental prin-
ciplos Of the knights Of Labor. Its general pur-
pose is we'll spoken in the motto Of the Swiss Re
public. one for all and all for on. ne man VINO
receives high wages is coming to realize tnat
his best interests 10 be served 10y IrUmOtlns
those of the who earns less than he
St. Paul. April %.-1he telegram from Chicaso
stating that General Master Workman Sovereign
would call out the knights OF Labor along me
Great Northern line was shown TO freSue"t I'M
According to the statements of American Kall-
way Union representatives.. all the eInIoyss III tne
operating department OF the Great N'.thtth az
out on strike. II this is strictly true the people
being called out must me mythical men ne
company has nothing to fchr from this Ne" com
plication. Ii Will proceed to operate its ROAD win
all possible speed. The engineers and hremcn VII
return their places at once. anc the Telegraph
onera tors have also been ordered back After the
next ten days the Great Northern Will hay" no nccd
Of the who have voluntarily surrendered thelr
At Labor Hall "a number OF employees OF the Great
take occasional man from the shops or oil'"s
81. Cloud. Mimi, April &.-The strikers have b..n
put in state of Indignation at the action 81 Tn"
brotherhood Of Engineers las; night. VINO met am
decided TO go to work nj once on IN" strength OF
the proposition offered by the company ana ne IT, re-
turn TO the old schedule OF wages. II was iollo""i
this afternoon by the Brotherhnod OF n,ii,h
reaching the same conclusion. Resolutions Were
unanimously passed that no PropOsitiOis Wu"Ii ur
con sidpred unless they came through the American
Railway Union chiefs. The Indignation oi thr
strikers knows no bounds, but they say that they
are bound to carry the day regardless OF this
action and IN hopes the other diNlsloiS VIII
moi follow the example OF this division. Nothing I'm
say that by to-rlorrow morning The company Will
resume all traffic OF every charncter ,
The brakeman on the train that bore the troops
William Frank was struck the head by n rock
and quite severely injured as the Train We passing
but Superintendent Rice says that he will send 1t
in the morning.