The morning call., 1894-07-01

this evening the Evanston L idge, A. r u,
received a telegram from President D bs
ordering astrike, and an hour afterward
a general strike was ordered. The west
bound passenger: due here at 1920
and the east-bound passengers due at
0:55 are tied up here. The engineer and
crew ffered to pull the mail. but not tie
balance oil the train, and were notified by
the foreman that they could not take the
mail unless they hauled the whole train
Sympathy is general with the strikers
and a bitter:fghti is looked for.
OMAHA, June 30.-The A. r. u. men
sull insist that they will not strike at pres
ent, because they think. the provocation too
trivial. President 'Debs threatens to can
Gel their charter, and they have told him
todo so. If Debs attempts TO enforce
strike. on the Union Pacific lines in Ne
braska, or in the United States district
under control of Judge Dundy, he is liable
to run against a snag which will land him
and all the railway union men who strike
in JAIL as the Judge emphatically declares
this morning that even the refusal of the
employees of this road to handle Pullmans
would bring them in contempt of court
and they would be dealt with accordingly.
Judge Dundy said: 81 have made up my
mind to the effect that in case the men go
on strike in the Union Pacific territory
in my jurisdiction l will deal with them
promptly and effectively, if they attempt
10 interfere with any of the trains or
cars"
TACOMA, Wash, June 30.-Only one or
two local trains have run to-day, with no
PullmanS. The strikers seem determined,
the most important order out being the
tiremen. The conductors and engineers
are still ready 10 take their trains out.
The railroad officials and Marshal Drake
are preparing to act. The latter has sworn
in fifty deputies, and probably an attempt
will be made to start trains to Seattle and
Portland this evening.
Twenty Deputy Marshals marched to
the Seventeenth-stree depot early this
evening At 1905 a train was taken out to
Seattle with several deputies aboard. This
was the first attempt to enforce with the
deputies aid the order issued by Judge
HanfOnI a train for Portland was made
up Just afterward, but when the engine
was coupled on the fireman quit and
walked away amid cheers from the strik-
erS. The Carbonate train arrived this
lu9IulQS dDu went out GulS evening. a
train arrived from Portland about o'clock
and. one from Seattle with Pullman at
tached at 515. 1t seems likely that Wig
Orous effort. Will be made Sunday to send
out trains in ali directions with the aid of
the deputies. A guard of deputies is
guarding the depot and yards tonight, and
COPIES of Judge Hanford's order have
been posted con spicuously. The railway
union is holding a meeting tonight,
speakers who indorse the strike being
loudly cheered.: Two shingle-mils and
the furniture, factory have shut down be-
cause they cannot receive or ship freight.
So. SALT LAKE. JHne 30.-A special from
Butte, Ment., tO*the Tribune says the Utah
and. north branch of the Union Pacific
aud the Montana. Union roads are closed
tonight by the strike. The northhound
train was held. at. Silver Bow because it
had Pullman sleepers attached.
DENVER. June 80. A telegram has
been received from Debs, president of the
a. R, T., ordering out the members Of
that organization employed on the Union
Pacific road because of the discharge of
two men for refusal to handle Pullman
ears. The order. is supposed to refer to