New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

,uIs AND FACTORIES STRATING UP-SOME
SMALL STRIKE MOVEMENTS
,.so Obio .Julv H-An the railroads enterirg
- resumed operate this morning. A large
hsr Of new men have been put to work. TO-
.hsr with many Of the Old employees. The Wheel
p ond Lake Erie main line will run only passen-
a- trains for a day or two Things are generally
Gaming smoothly. and freight Is moving with a
I'm, The roads have advised all shippers OF the
|'r,r.ion Of business The strikers did not appear
!. INV of the yards this morning and there was
a. the s.ghtes, trouble. Railroad officials say
70. hey can get along without the help OF the
mixers and OF the roads Will not take back
ne A. r. L. men at ali.
Sal, Lake Utah. July 1.-THE strike is ended, as
Or az salt Lake and Ogden concerned. and the
xiv nrobem remaining appears to be whether or
%. me men who struck viii be allowed 10 resume
,sl, p,aces Rio Grande Western officials say that
hsy will decline to take the old men back, ana tHe
receivers Of the Union Pacific Railway say thaI. as
they be reinsiated only In the same inanes
Two trains left Ogden for the coast YESTERDAY ar,
ie,s5 States troops and the second was filed
e,tb belaei passengers. Fourteen days western
f iss nine ''' '''''''
prsburg July 1.-THE general situation on the
railroads cen;ring in Pttsburg Is entirely saus-
factory TO both patrons and officials. Passenger
trains are all promptly on time, while each day
rsrnrds raD.d.y improving conditions IN irelght
trsfHc There is also an extremely gratifying i'm,
nn,ovsment in indusr.als. This week there has been
more work Ke g0n for !" the at f@en months With
lew exceptions. The mills are running fuH tlme' en-
ni,ying all heir hands.
'rr.vsIond July l4-Everything is moving smoothly
4, tho railroad yards The b;ockades caused by the
srke have been cleared up. and freighs are run
,,g i. usual large number Of industrial esiab-
;.EI%smsSs which we're compelled TO shut down for
lack OF oc cSn on Monday The Lake Shore
replaced its A. r. l. strikers with new men, ana
e suffering no inconvenience.
lyoransport Ind, July H-Notice was issued 10
,ss 100 employees Of ne Pennsylvania Railroad shops
here to-day that on Monday work would be resumed
on full time The men had been working on half
time for two months until TWO weeks ago. "heh
III work was suspended.
calveston July l4-Four leaders OF the strike
Comet Davis. Stell and Poueigh-were arrested
,sre Yesterday, charged with interfering with the
United States mails, and were bound over In the
s rrast the strike seems to have died.
MARSHALL. Mich. July 1.-THE fremen. conductors
,-,tenen and several shopmen on the Cincinnati.
Jackson and Mackinaw road went out here yes'er-
day morning and not wheel IS turning i no
e supposed to be the result OF the road nandlng
coal for the Grand Trunk The hremen mao una,i
The bremen held meeting in the afternoon ana
decided 10 return TO work .
,Ur,e,no,s July 1.-THE strike situation In
Minneapolis yesterday was the same as on previous
So TharA was more switching done than usual.
mt the transfers between the Twin Cities are sun
,ad nm The strikers say that none OF the orlsIna'
mn,orYes Of the railroads have returned 10 WORK
exren; nerhaps few engineers and fremen. ke-
along the 800 conflicting. kali
Pa emploves say there is a strike on. ana the
officials positively deny 1t
St Louis. July 14-As far as appearances moi,
cato the strike mere is a thing OF the past All
,he railroads are running passengers trains on
schedule time and have instructed their contracting
agents 10 receive freight without any
cssneral Manager Gays of the Terminal Associa-
lion saws that many Of the former employees are
snnivng for places but that they will be received
nppiv as individuals and not as members OF the
A. r. L. $50 60.
Little Rock July 1.-THE force OF Idle men mere
was augmented yesterday by the car men, VINO
struck IN a body. 100 men going out In sympathy
g. ~ .na-;can Railway Union men large
force Of militia and deputy United states mar
sha,s are still on duty at Barring cross, Out no us
turbances have occurred