The evening world., 1894-07-07

r,Coi.CRA 20 SeRINGS. COL July T.
u, representing practically all the trib-
utaries OF the Western Division of the
Colorado Midland Railway. has decided
was q against q.
shots nt Trains from Ambush.
TACOMA. Wash. July Twenty
shots We're fred by ambushed men at
the Carbonate passenger train as II
passed the Puyallup Indian reservation.
three miles from the depot. The men
in ambush are supposed to have been
strikers. No one was hurt.
Nor. NIckeI-PIate Strikers.
bers of the American Railway Union
prevailed upon me Nickel,Plate en-
ployees her. to Join the strikers yester-
day, aud to-day the road will be tied up
at this pot.
strike to Reach Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG. July There has been
no change In the strike situation since
are, still working. but the feeling pre-
walls that Il strike may be ordered at
any moment. At last nights meeting,
izer Tailor stated that the strike would
certainly reach here. So far no action
has been taken by the knights of Labor
in this section.
Extra Police offered to Chicago.
OMAHA. Neb.. July 7.--Chief Sesvey,
OF omaha; President Of the National
graphed Supt. Brennan, OF Chicago, Of
tering to send ,0O) uniformed policemen
TO Chicago from the, differsnt depart
ment. In the National Association. pro-
yided Chicago viii pay their expenses.
There are seventy-eight cities in the AS
ISOLATION.
nctt-r Conditions In Detroit.
DETROIT, July THE strike Of the
switchmen and firemen on the Michigan
Cent al tied up the road for the, night,
but this morning passenger trains are
again running. though somewhat late.
The mail train on the Wabash, which
was made up to go out yesterday morn
ing, is still In the yard unable to get a
crew, The other roads are moving pas
senger trains without interference.
Another Vote Not to Strike.
CHEYENNE. wyo.. July Though
| Railroad Employees has not announced
publicly the result OF Its deliberat lions.
| It is known that It decided not TO order
a strike. This decision. however. Is not
! binding upon local assemblies OF the
Knights OF Labor. and the knights Will
! strike " asked to do so by General Mas
| ter Workman Sovereign.
Strike Delays IA Convention.
| DIES MONIES. la, July The Re
| publican State Convention was to-day
| postponed from July II to July e, and
| may be later, on account OF the strike.
! Ann Arbcr Trouble Revived.
TOLEDO. O., July THE Lake Shore
! engineers and flremen held secret meet
ings at noon to-day. This was not on
formulate demands that the Lake Shore
| Company shall reinstate the conductors
and firemen discharged during the Ann
| Arbor trouble year ago, AS they deem
-
demand. Representatives were present
from all divisions OF the road.
| strike at Nashville,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July. THE
branch OF the A. r. L, on the Louisville
and Nashville and Chattanooga and St
Louis Railway Is still on. SeNera
freight trains were moved north to-day
regularly. Local lodges of the railroad
orders not connected with the A. r, y
are. holding meetings TO decide wha'
action they Will take.
Ti--Up at Menphis.
; MEMPHIS. Tenn, July The FIRE
rem on the Kansas. Fort Scott and Mem
morning, completely tying up those lines
Other roads are doing fairly well.
beaten by strikers,
OGDEN, Utah, July THE train or
the Union acific that left Cheyenne OF
Thursday last reached here to-day.
mob assaulted the engineer and fireman
and the latter was almost beaten Il
death.
Won't Obey Debs and strike,
LOUISVILLE. KY, July IAN orde
was received here to-day from Presiden
the Louisville and Nashville road. !
reply was sent stating that the men hai