Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13


to-day, similar TO that filed here on July
ith. 1t covers the y. c. c. and ST. Louis.
the G. II: V and r.. the Cleveland. Co
lumbus. Cincinnati and st. Louis, the Co
York, Lake Erie and Western. the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, the Nor
folk and Western. the Baltimore ana
Ohio. the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern, the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton,
and the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail-
ways.
Strike Echoes.
DETROIT. MICH.-An the roads are
handling freight The strike is over.
CLEVELAND. O.-As far az Cleveland
is concerned the great strike Is at an
end.
NEW oRLEANS.-The striking switch
men and hremen on the Northeastern,
railroad have been replaced. and all
trains are moving without interruption.
CHICAGO ILL.--The General Managers
Association has decided to discontinue its
information bureau. alleging that the
strike troubles are now practically over.
LOS ANGELES, CAL-So far as this
city Is concerned. the strike is over, and
many strikers even admit that the strike
Is a thing Of the past Trains are running
all over Southern California.
LOS ANGELES. CAL.-The engineers OF
both the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
railroads decided to return TO work I'm
a body. This action will be followed by
the conductors. switchmen, brakemen, aud
flremcn.
BUFFALO. n. Y.-There is less likeli-
hood of a strike here than at any time
since the Pullman trouble began. Rail
road men outside Of the A. X. L. look
upon the strike in the West as practically
broken.
TOLEDO. O.-Everything is quiet. The
men are stlll out on ten roads. although
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they would 40 TO work at any time II
they were not in fear of violence at the
hands OF strikers.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.-At o'clock
In the morning the situation in Northern
California presented no new features. No
trains were running at Oakland or sac
ramentO. At West Oakland round
house was raided. as elsewhere reported.
WEST OAKLAND. GALA number
Of strikers made raid on the round
house here at 2 o'clock In the morning.
but being unable 10 effect an entrance
they dtched two engines and several cars.
thereby frustrating any attempt TO run
trains to Santa Cruz during the day.
KANSAS CITY. MO.-Passenger service
on the Kansas City railways is fully re-
stored, with the exception Of the fast
night train 10 Memphis on the Kansas
CITY Fort Scott and Memphis and the
night train 10 and from Denver on the
Union Pacific. Freight service has been
generally resumed on all lines.
ClI1CAGO.-The managers of the West
crn Union Telegraph. the Postal Tela-
graph ana Gable. and the North American
Telegraph companies have been subpOe-
naei at Chicago, Milwaukee, and various
other cities 10 appear and produce the
telegraphic correspondence Of Debs and
and other parties connected vita the
Pullman boycott and strike.
SACRAMENTO-An engine and one
car were sent to the American river
bridge with about ffty'regulars. who ex-
pected TO be stationed there 10 do guard
duty. The party returned with six prison
ors captured on the bridge. The track
was clear to the bridge. a distance OF
four miles. but just before they reached
the trestle torpedo exploded beneath
the wheels. II did no damage.
CTIICAGO.-The most important move
Union was "A conference between the EX-
ecutive Board and w. W Erwin. the
attorney who successfully defended the
Homestead strikers. Tne plan OF the
executive body of the union is 10 endeavOr
10 bring about the Indictment Of the
general managers for conspiracy, and for
being equally responsible for the obstruc-
ton OF mails. on the ground that they
met and organized for the purpose Of de-
feating the strikers before the boycott
and strike were declared. Mr.. Erwin
notified the board that he would not be
able to decide Immediately. II is pos
sble that when President Debs is actually
placed on trial, Colonel X. g. ingersol
viii be the principal counsel When asked
as TO whether the famous lawyer would be
retained, Mr.. DeOs gave an evasiVe
answer
Scotch strikers Riot.