The morning call., 1894-07-09

troops to Chicago were unanimously
adopted.
RAwLINs, Wyo., July 8.-Members OF
the different organizations REPRESENTED by
the Federated Board of the Union Pacific
system, which met in Cheyenne yesterday
and issued bulletins requiring the men to
redeem their pledges made to the United
States court, held meeting last night. at
which it was decided that the action taken
at the Cheyenne meeting was unconstitu.
tional under the articles of the federation
and that the matters considered be re-
ferred to their respective chief executives.
TOLEDO. July S.-Everything is quiet on
the surface here. A new lodge of the
American Railway Union was organized
here last night as the result Of the efforts
set on foot by President Debs. The Lake
Shore engineers and firemen will hold an
other meeting this afternoon to discuss
| further efforts to compel the reinstatement
or the men discharged during the Ann
Arbor strike The situation on the sur
face is quite improved.
WILKEsBARRE. Pa, July S-The at
| tempt to form branches OF the American
Railway Union among the railroad en-
ployes of this section has failed. A COM
mittee of agitators from Chicago has
been working among the men for several
days past but left for Buffalo to-day, thoI-
| oughly disgusted
The railroad men have not yet recovered
from the effects of the Lehigh Valley
strike OF last year, and are not enthusiaS-
tic over the prospect of going out again.
BALTIMORE, July S.-Englneers. fire.
men, trainmen and labor organizations
here do not favor the strike of the Ameri-
can Railway Union. While one or two
lodges of labor organizations have passed
resolutions of sympathy, none of the men
are disposed to enter into strike. Num-
bers are going west to take the places Of
strikers.
BUFFALO, July 8.-About z o'clock
telegram came to President Malscan of the
local branch of American Railway Union
directing him to call out his men and Civ
ing him Instructions as to what course to
pursue. The telegram begged Msacan to
keep the men from rioting. Notwihstand-
ing this order, there will be no strike in
Buffalo tonight. He said: II received
telegram from Debs tonight, but there
| will be no strike tonight, and l cannot tell
when there will be one. l am not calling
Uub NY AOA 10 W UO Sdludu
by it. AS soon, as l think strike is neces-
sary 1 will order one. but it will certainly
not come tonight"
The Central Labor Union held meet
ing to-day and passed resolutions of SYM
pathy with the strikers.
CHICAGO. July S.-A mass meeting of
repressn tatives of all the trades unions in
the city was in session tonight to consider
ill
pathy with the Pullman boycott The
meeting lasted all night. 1t is not ex-
pected that any action will be taken be-
fore daylight. and it will probably be later
than that before the meeting adjourns.
BRoCKToN, Mass, July 8.-The Central
Labor Union held crowded meeting this
afternoon. Fervid resolutions against the
Pullman Company and President Cleve-
| land. as we'll as others in favor OF the A.
K. U. and the government control Of rail
roads, were adopted. A telegram of en-
couragement was sent to President Debs.
| SIOUX CITY, Iowa. July S.-The Sioux
City Typographical Union expelled two of
| its mem bers who were militiamen and who
turned out when the Sheriff ordered out
the company here The strike situation is
unchanged.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, july 8.-Between 200
and 300 Big Four employees, excepting en-
gineers, met tonight and decided to con-
| tinue the strike, remaining out until their
local grievances. chief of which is 10 per
cent cut in wages. are adjusted. The
freight conductors on all roads have also
decided to join the strike.
BOSTON. July 8.-The tenor of the pro-
ceedings i'll the meetings held by labor or
gauiZations connected with the railway
service in this city to-day was decidedly
against striking. Many of the organiza-
tions are awaiting the call for subscrip-
tion, which when made will be responded
to Immediately.
GALVESTON, Tex, July S.-The men,
beTs of the A r. .. have received instruc-
tons to strike at II noon tomorrow un-
less the Santa Fe accedes to their demand
to increase their wages. The Santa Fe re-
fused and the strike is now on. The en-
gineers and firemen have declined to Join
in the strike.
RICHMOND, Ind, July S.-The employees
of the Evansville and Richmond Railroad
struck on order OF President Debs, and
traffic ON tn at road is completely sus-
pended.