The evening world., 1894-07-09
STRIKE LIKELY IN ST. LOUIS.
Dcbs Orders knights of Labor Ia
lie Ready TO Go Out.
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NB Associated Pross)
ST LOUIS. July "a telegram was
received last night from President Debs
by j. j. Reifgraber, Secretary of the
District Assembly *. OF L.. ordering him
to be ready to call out the members OF
that organization In st. Louis in support
of the Pullman boycott
Members of the knights of Labor In
TINS clty announce their readiness to 10
out when the call comes.
strikers May Not he Reinstated.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., July e.-Judgc
Ryner. OF the United States Court has
been asked to reinstate men who Joined
the strikers, but who may wish to return
TO work. The Judge could give no assur-
as they had violated an order of the
Court. The Union and Southern Pa
cifc systems will. the Judge minated,
be In full operation by Tuesday.
Tennessee Militia May lie Called.
=, MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 9-Col. A. r.
Taylor. Commander Of the Second Rcgi-
ment. 7. n. G., received IL telegram from
Gov. Turner early this morning. ordering
him to proceed to Nashville on the first
train. The object of the call Is not
known here. The Second Regiment has
been ordered to be prepared TO move at
moments notice.
Detroit Trninmen VIII Go to Work.
DETROIT, Mich. July e.--After a five
h honrs session last night, the Brother
work at the Mchsan 20 traIrn TO
Union stations, this. morning. The
Switchmen's Aid Association Is still in
session, and will probably take similar
action The trainEen's action was
brought about largely by an order from
Grand Master Wilkinson.
WOrkmen Will Appeal to Work men
and Rio Grande road will to-day start
a special train over it's system, contain
ing representatives OF every organiza-
ton among it, employees. These repre-
sentatiVes VIII endeavor to induce the
striking employees to return to work.
Peorin Yardmen Strike.
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 9.--The men in the
night at an A. r. U. meeting. and de-
clare they will remain out until the
strike Is ended.
No blockade Mt Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, July 9.-Al passenger
trains on all roads left here on schedule
time Yesterday. Affairs in the yards are
assuming q normal condition, and it is
believed that in few days freight
trains will be sent out as usual The In
dustrial Council yesterday adopted reso-
lutions indorsing the A. r, L. and X.
of l..
Dynamite Wrecks an Engine.
PUEBLO, Col, July "a locomotive
on the Santa Fe road was wrecked last
n siiSn Some m Misc, had placed a
tender. When tie fireman shoveiied it
into the fire box a.. explosion followed
escaped serious injury. ~
Marines Held Ready at Mare Island
VALLEJO, Cal, July oh. L. Row.
son. commanding the Mare Island Navy
Secretly of the Navy to hold the ma
rines In readiness for immediate service,
ORDERS to move az any moment are an
ticipated.
Cincinnati Men Want Arbitration.
(By Associated Press)
CINCINNATI, July 9.-The local rail-
road strikers held meeting here last
night and were addressed by F. w.
fhelan, who denounced Chief Arthur
Tor refusing to cooperate with the Rail
way Union The local assembly X of
l.. met and passed resolutions calling
Der Of Commerce and other similar cor
porations to memorabilia Pullman to
submit the trouble with his employees
to arbitration.
May Refer to New York Militia.
ALBANY. July "a telegram was re-
celXed by the Adjutant-General last
ington. Nothing could be learned as 10
It's contents. but 1t is believed by some
that IT contained instructions to notify
the National State Guard to be In readi-
ness at any moment TO move on 10
Buffalo.
Engineer Badly beaten.
Ell PASO, Tex, July a.--Engineer
Spencer who worked on the Michigan
Central Railroad during the strike in
1887, arrived here from the City of Mex
leo last night. and being recognized by
me strikers was beaten into insensibility.
He Is now in the hospital.