Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
The STRIKE TODAY.
4 Heavy Blow 10 The Boycott Move
msnt Delivered at D,nVeE
ANOTHER EASTERN MAIL TRAIN.
Acting Governor Richards Says the
Territory Is Not Taking Auy Part
In the Fight.

A few local trains moved out from the
dspo,s Of ihe Union Pacific anu Rio
gfande Western, bu, In the main the
te.up remains unchanged and a settle.
ment apparently a' Tar or A. ever.
uea,y Biow AZ tue striEs
Late this afternoon the following
impottant telegram was received ~
I'M. city from Denver by the loading
local Hio GiAude oiilcisls; NJ meet
tnpe held ut Denver and Cheyenne,
Inc ord n Of Railway Conductors ana
brotherhood OF l. connective Engineers
last night decidtd that all members
Who had Inflated with the American
RAILWAY Union must At once with.
draw from that order auj those who
lad goue out In tue strike should be
t1relled from the brotherhood.
IL will now doubtless be In order for
the local organizations Of these unions
10 consider anu pass definitely upon the
question " their futusa eonr,n with
reference to the reneiai strike. AZ this
Whiting, 3 Pm. Il IL uujefslooi that
the Brotherhood II Engineers are 10
session. Whether they Will take formal
and deceive action ut this meeting Ia
not now known; but their Intelligence
as men warrants the hope that they
will continue to Ue Conservative, acting
in wisdom aud with no undue haste,
la the great crisis. The conduct OF this
brotherhood, rs well ~ VI tho railway
conductors. has thus far been nd.
mirablt; and they are 10 be cUmmendei
for the courage and prudence they
have displayed.
a Irsin 60 Ogden.
a Union Pacific passenger train after
more or less Interesting journey
reached Ogden from Omaha this
morning, Mt 4:3j, having been Oh the
road since last Tuesday. A large
amount Of mail was brought In aLI
the trip was safely made. a posse Of
deputy UnitsI States marshals were on
board. The postal authorities were ia
ttfOng hopes " having some OF the
mail brought to this city this after.
noon.
Tais students ON Heard.
Attached TO the train FROM the East
anu whioh II now helI az Ogdon, was
special car OF NslB students who are
on their way % the coHs'. Ehe local
officials Of tho Union Pacific are or.
ANhMNhk W INV AANNA htNhkhA W AAAAN
city tomorrow mUrnlnv with a Wow ~
taking them to Gtfflsld IN tho after.
noon.
= Salt LAkct'- mtg Los-
One OF tpe Salt Llkcr's who has
sustained Tremendous los tsmpirati'
iyat least, by the destruction u freight
II the Chicago ojnn Agfatlous startei
by the mOus VI that city last night, was
NIF nlapH ~ lu afuftsH "a a a IkUa
reporter this morning that ho had Just
received u Telegram announcing that
So, 900 OF liquors ordered by hlm for
the Wholesale trade, went up In smoks
on the Illinois Central. The railroad
company IL Only responsible, said Mr..
Bloch, 10 the extent OF $50 per barrel.
He, however, had pretty heavy ia.
surance policy on tho remainder.
Whether or not lao Will be aule to re.
cover anything under tho citcumstan-
ced Is dificult 10 state at this present.
rhe Los- of Other Local Men.
Many Salt Lake merchants have
freight tied up In different cities wnure
the strike 10 Ia Fail ioTce aud effect,
anu not few have bills Of lading Of
goods supposed 10 have been Ia Chica-
go. What their losses will be IL absc-
AhAtNg AhAINHnlhNN " hiAAts lhn lNNHH
poets are that there will be an
avalanche OF suits planted against the
railroad companies IN the near future.
Increasing tho FORCE.
u. S. Marshal Brigham aud the STAFF
OF regular aud special deputies whom
hn took with him TO Ogden the early
part OF the present week are still at
Ogden. Today, 10 response TO a tele-
phone message received from the mar.
ehHl this morning, another force "
deputies went out 10 help. Among
tnvse dfawn In for duty were two OF
the four district court balliils.
statement 90 Oiucy.
Washington, July q. - Attorney
General Olney late this afternoon r..
ceived Joint telegram from the Act.
lug Governor Of Utah, the Judge OF the
Supreme court aud the United States
marshal stating that the situation had
become serious there.
The railroads are in the hands OF the
strikers and the United States marshal
WAS unable 10 secure enough deputies
10 enforce the laws. They call on tbs
government for troops.
Trains south.
For the irst time for week the
Union Pacific sent u freight train
south from this city. Early THIS morn.
ing long line OF freight cars rolled
out Of tbs station, no Interference be-
Ing offered.
The south.bound passenger also left
on time this morning.
Nigh Unto Mot
There was u decidedly lively episode
at tne Rio Gfande Wesler1 depot last
night aud one that sayOfed Of the
riotOus order. II occurred M prepare.
lions were being made u start out the
Eureka train. One hundred anu fifty
TO two hundred followers OF Boyle 4
company gathered In groups Rbont the
train 10 prevent II leaving tue yard.
The ON Gals nj the depot anticipating
trouble anu the special police staliUneI
there being unable to cope with lhs
situation, tolephoneI to headquarters
for IeiniOfcemsnls which were prompt.
ly forthcoming by Sergeant Eslingsr
and squad Of police being dispatched
10 their Teliei. Ga their arrival the
crowd grew demonslThlive and hissed
anu leered NJ the officers and the ex-
prctsio "LuPs walk over them" met
with u hearty Response from the mob.
surgeant Eslinger, not wishing 10
precipiIale unnecessary trouble, Iele-
phOned 10 hia chiei, anu lew minutes
later that funetlonaTy, Capiain D1no.
van anu Detective BneelH anu ON Ger
BuTbidge mounted the Black Maria