The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19
GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE.
TEE UNITED STATES COURT TAXES a
HlND IN the TROURLE

As Gri-setiou Granted Agsirst the STRIKERS
IN Minnesota aus North DAKOTA - Ths
Read Tee Ne Tishier Ths- Evsr-Csrry-
isE Passengers Across 20 the N. r. Road.
sT. PAU. April 1a-The crisis has come in
the Great Northern strike. Judge sanborn Of
the United States Court OF Appeals to-day
granted an Injunction against the strikers In
both Minnesota and North Dakota. and cited
them to appear in his court in ST. Paul
April "a. TO show cause why each Of
them should not be enjoined and restrained
from disabling or rendering In anywise unit
for convenient and immediate use any en-
eines. cars. or other property OF the
Great North-rn Railroad Company. for
use in Interstate comm cree, the carry
ing OF malls or Government suppliea and from
interfering in any tanner with the possession
OF any locomotives. cars. or any other property
Of said Great Northern Railroad Company"
United States Marshal Bede imme diately
swore In . large number Of extra deputy mar
shals and sent them to the points Of disturb
ance. Six OF them. under the leadership OF
Deputy sheehan, went to st. Cloud. and
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon served
the order OF Judge Sanborn upon L.
D. Foster, President OF the American
Railway Union branch at st. Cloud. The order
will be served upon the strikers At Morris;
other PRINCIPAL points along the line In Mime
sofa tomorrow
Except on tho st. Paul division aud on the
Minnesota Eastern, the branch line to Duluth,
only an occasional train 10 running. IL is said
a. sd.tnselns and ancoup0S " trains
will be discontinued until the strikers can
Vice. President Howard OF the American
Railway Union said this afternoon that the is
suing Of the Injunction would not affect the
continue At work In st. Paul and Minneapolis
up Till to- morrow AT 49,
ing that the Great Northern has had applica-
lions enough slready from new men to
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men. Engineers and Conductors. who stand
ready to move their trains. but say they will
not work with new men.
Mayors Of st. Cloud. Devils Lake. and smaller
pans by sheriirs and police officers In several
towns when the Strikers were committing
The deveIopme nts all along the line to-day
were in the direction OF tying up the road
little tighter. The shopmen, switchmen, train
places vt midnight and e. day the short branch
from Morris to Browns Valley was tied up by
the refusal OF the men at Norris to move their
The attempt to embrO,l the Northern r. Pacific
nas s At Helena was Instructed b. The .su.
perintendent Of tho Rocky Mountain division
not to handle Great Northern cars until! fur
Their notice.
Larrimore. N. D.. this afternoon took . de-
cided stand In favor OF the strikers and wired
a petition to tho Post ONCE Department, re-
auesting an imm edate adjustment Of mail ir-
regularties.
The petition says the men stand ready to
take out the mail car. but the. company refuse
20 send It out unless the regular train 10 taken.
The Sanborn Injunction was served on the
atriks leaders ut Fargo and Grand Forks late
this afternoon. From DEVILS Lake malls and
passengers are being taken across country "
livery twenty miles to the Northern Pacific
branch at Minnswaukon.
Grand Master Sargent and Grand Chief Ar
thur had q conference with President Hill and
Manager Case to-day. and u was said that the
hrsmsn and engineers had no grievance
against the company. and were ready to re-
sumo work soon as their trains could be
M unsd with competent men.
AT Yankton. Z. d.. the strike is now com plete.
Not wheel turned to-day. and all the train
man and aection lAborers arc idle.