The evening world., 1894-06-28
MORE ROADS
TIED up.
Northern PaCifC'S Entire
System Nov Affected
by the Strike
SANTA FE men ORDERED OUT.
All Business Was to Cease at
Ohioago's Union Depot at
Noon.
BROTHERHOOD MEN WITH A. R. U.
Southern Pacific Will Run Pull
man Cars or No Trains
at All.
BROTHERHOOD MEN WITH A. R. U.
(By Associated Pres,)

strike Is on on the Northern Pacific
system. 1t went into effect at IL o'clock
midnight. Not a wheel n moving on
the eastern end Of the road, and q
complete tie-up Is reported from Fargo
Livingston and other points.
The strike is the direct outcome of the
Pullman boycott. the employees de-
handing the reinstatement of the men
discharged Tuesday and yesterday for
refusing to handle the boycotted cars
and demanding that the order for the
discharge of all employees who refuse to
handle the cars be rescinded.
Several meetings of Northern Pacific
Branch No. 214. A. r. u, were held yes
terday. before the action was decided
upon. A committee Of five was ap-
pointed to wait on General Manager
kendrick and demand the reinstate-
ment Of the discharged men. This de-
mand was refused.
A strike committee was Immediately
appointed by the union, which at once
sent Geographic order for a strike an
along the system as far West as Liv-
ingston. Mon, and that point was In
structed to notify all western divisions
all classes OF railroad employees, and
will not be confined to the trainmen
Train No 7; which runs as far west as
Fargo. was tied up at the Union Depot,
st. Paul. No engineer or fireman could
be found to man the engine.
The members OF the A. +. U. on the
perfect organization all along the system.
Furthermore they state that they are
In excellent condition financially to carry
on the strike.
CHICAGO. June 2S-No trains. through
or suburban. were running on the Ini-
nois Central. into or out of Chicago. to-
day. BY 10 O'Clock this morning the Ca
cago and Northwestern were at a stand
still Announcement was made that
every road entering the Union depot
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
the Pennsylvania. the Chicago and Alton
and the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
would all be affected II traffic at the
AT . 4. III. to-day it was announced
that q strike had been declared on the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul, and
that all the American Railway Union
men would be out within an hour. tying
up the system.
Signs Of trouble were detected early
along the Chicago and Northwestern line.
at Crowd OF s.way and kn.e srss
about s o'clock. and thirty ofi,cers. were
sent to the scene Of threatened dis
turbance.
AZ Mayfair. on the Desplaines division
Freight-switching yards are located at
this point. During the morning the
strikers congregated In the yards and
Ave police officers were sent to preserve
order.
At late hour last night an official
Of the American Railway Union stated
that the engineers and firemen OF Ave
The roads to be affected. he stated. were
the Sante Fe. Baltimore and Ohio. Chi
cago, st. Paul and Kansas City. the
Members Of the Union claimed to have
assurances that the men will quit work
as soon as the order reaches them.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June 2S.-Ths
quit work, according to the agree ment.
at A. NJ. to-day.
A strike has been declared on the Mil
waukee road. and employees will be out
R 4. N. Mex, June 2s.-Pres,dent
Debs, OF the American Railway Union.
has issued the order for strike on the
entire Santa Fe system. The men are
ordered to remain out until the dis
charged employees shall be reinstated.
To-day not wheel is moving on the
entire New Mexico division. Several ar
rests will be made II the United States
the best Of the situation.
Judge LEEDS, OF santa re. mas ISSUED
an Injunction restraining the strikers
from Interfering with the property OF
the Company in New Mexico.
OAKLAND, Cal, June 28.-Meetings
OF the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and the American Railway Union
were held here last night At the ses-
sion OF the first fraternity mentioned
resolutions were adopted indorsing the
action of the A. II. o.. and steps were
taken to give the boycott substantial
aid. Over one hundred new members
were received into the A. r. u. at It's
session last night.
SAN FRANCISCO, June &-supt
Fillmore, OF the Southern Pacific. says
our trains are for the accommodation
Of passengers, baggage and express mat
ter. II we are not permitted to furnish
these accommodations We will not run
Twenty-fourth street and Third avenue,
trains. That Is our decision. As to the
mail service / am in doubt We arr
not i assume, expected to run special
trains for the malls alone. Declared
from the use Of Pullmans, we canno,
carry passengers. II people cannot, have
them to travel In they will not travel
Speaking OF trains tied up at Sacra-
mento and Los Angeles. Mr.. Fillmors
said he did not know yet whether an APP
peal would be made to the civil authori
ties for protection. It 10 better for PEG
pie to stop In San Francisco instead OF
being tied up at some way station. I'VE
do not propose to put them to the latter
annoyance" he said. "and 20. unless SUR