Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-28
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SWEARING IN DEPUTIES,
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bWEAhlNt IN DEPUTIES.
Topeka, Kas.-The Santa Fe system il
now in the hands cit,,the Un.!ed State
court in fact. On application of the re
ceivers, Judge Foster, of the United
States court, this morning signed an or
der directing U. s. Marshal Neely to pro
tect all the property and trains of tn,
Santa Fe in Kansas. Marshal Nicely il
ordered to arrest all persons interfering
with the trains or property of the com
pany. Marshal Neely is now in Leaven
worth, where he is swearing in deputies
to take charge of the railroad property
He is also issuing orders to men along
the line of the Santa Fe, authorizing then
to enlist deputies to protect the prop
erty of the company.
| EFFECTIVE SWITCHING.
Chicago, 11:20 a. m.-The first passen
ger train due to leave for the east on thu
Baltimore & Ohio to-day could not leave
on account of being unable to couple or
an engine, the engineers of the Other
roads using the yards kept switching
across the Baltimore u Ohio tracks ir
such manner that the Baltimore 4
Ohio engineer was held back as effectually
as though locked to the rails. Forty
police were sent to the yards.
HELPLESS POLICEMEN.
Chicagc 100 policemen are
stationed to-day along the tracks of the
Illinois and Central Rock Island roads oi
this city. Not car moved on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road. Nc
suburban trains came or went out this
morning.
PULLMANs MOVING AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati.-Aside from little trouble
on the Cincinnati Southern there has
been no hindrance to the movement OF
the Pullman cars here so far to-day.
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN STRIKE.
Chicago. Eight hundred men employed
in the Northwestern shops, near West
Goth street, struck this morning.
NO TRAINS MOVING ON NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Observation-Disclosures Payne, of the
Northern Pacific road, says that not a
wheel is turning on that great system to-
day and no trains will be moved until the
Pullman boycott is settled.
TRAIN WITH THREE PULLMANs.
Minneapolis Northern Pacific is
the only road entering Minneapolis yet
tied up. The Wisconsin Central train
from Chicago, with three Pullmans,
reached here on time to-day. Every
Northern Pacific employe in the city is
out, including thoss OF ell sae offices.
NO TROUBLE Al lot sv1LLE.
Louisville, Ky.-The boycott against
tho pull IN Nor ,ov,, m ~ hao Mt ,at cf
fected any railroad running out of Louis
Vile. The Union has few members here
and no trouble is expected. All trains
are running as usual.
MARSHAL HALL AT RATION.
Raton.-U. S. Marshal Hall arrived
here on special train from Santa Fe at
8 o'clock last night and served q restrain
ing order on the strikers not to trespass
on the company's ground which has been
obeyed to the letter. Several passenger
trains and large amount of freight have
accumulated here. The same conditions
prevail at Las Vegas and La Junta.
There is no interference at Albuquerque.
The strikers are firm, relying upon the
strength of their order on this system to
carry them through.
The strikers are much incensed at not
being able to reach the Western Union
telegraph Office, which is on the railroads
ground, to send messages to fellow
strikers, and they to-day sent out dele
CATION of 200 men to assist the Postal
Telegraph Cable company's construction
gang to get their wires into town. There
are no signs of violence, all strikers con-
Quoting themselves decorously.
NEW MEXICO OPERATORS QUIT.
Trinidad.-The anti-Pullman strikers
voted here last night to handle no more
Pullman cars. The Gulf road train was
allowed to 60 through with the expecta-
tion that the Pullman car would be cut
out at Pueblo. The company fooled the
men by running the train into the depot.
The railway operators at Ration, Las
Vegas, Albuquerque and here have quit
work.
SENDING OUT NO pULLMANs.
Denver.-The Santa Fe is sending out
no trains containing Pullmans. All
other trains were dispatched as usual.
Other lines have experienced no trouble
up to II a. m.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN IT.
Chicago, 1915 p. ma committee of
the Knights of Labor have just gone to
the Union stock yards to try to induce
strike.
Chicago p. m.-Armour g. Co. say
there is no danger of strike at the stock
yards.
MIN IN AN UGLY MOOD.
Chicago. o.--Nosn.-The entire day crews
in the Chicago, Milwaukee l. St. Paul
and the Pan Handle roads quit work this
morning and not wheel is turning under
any passenger car On either road that is
not manned by officers. The men are in
an ugly mood aud violence is predicted.