The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03
NEWS OF CENTRAL POINTS.
So. Louis Siiuation--Dcnver Runs
short or supplies.

St. Louis have received orders iron
President Dcbs to order out all A. r. T.
men on the Big Four road. despatch
from Mobcrly, Mo says that all A
Il. u men on the Wabash West, strucl
lastcvening IN aid of the Pullman boy
colt and against n recent reduction II
wages of from 10 TO 20 per cent Tit
trains in the yards are tied up.
At Wabash headquarters II was STATED
that since the arrival % the militia al
Decatur the situation has materially i'm
proved, rhe pass myers of two trains
from Chicago, which have been stalled
In Decatur since Sunday. arrived here
last evening on "A special train under
guard and manned by a non-union crew.
TrUins in all directions have been
started out OF Decatur. and the yards
were cleared OF delayed trains. All the
main repair shops on the Wabash will
be closed until the strike 10 settled.
Two hundred and fifty engineers, fire.
men. switchmen and all the night road
force In the Wabash yards in this city
went out last night.
Six hundred clerks and warehousemen
employed by the railroads in this city
and East st. Louis have been laid of
because OF the strike.
strike ON the southwestern.
In compliance with orders received
from President Debs, Local Union No.
a. A. Il. u. at Pine Bluff. Ark. last
night declared a strike on the st. Louis
Southwestern road. to take effect at
midnight. Thirteen labor organizations
on the road. with n membership OF 1900.
are affected by the order
| j. NJ. s. White. local freight agent Of
the Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail
road announces that not man on that
road has quit thus far. and that all
! trains are moving without hindrance.
Denver Hard Up for supplies.
/ DENVER, July 3-The strike here IL
composed of every department. The
shnns OF both the Santa Fe and the
Denver and Rio Grande are working
Win tcW forces. The Rio Grande men
still refuse to strike.
Potatoes are selling At 81 per 100
pounds; Not more than 200 tons OF coal
strike lasts two days longer, the cable
lines will have to stop running The
electric line has n three months supply
on hand
Information has been received to the
effect that the Santa Fe has discharged
seven engineers at La Junta for re-
fusing to take out trains.
from ' here cut to Raton. N NJ. where they hey
will be relieved by troops from Las
Vegas.
Troops Arrive at Trinidad.
TRINIDAD. Col, July 3.-The United
States troops arrived here last night
Slow progress was made because every
bridge and switch was examined before
the train was permitted to cross. The
arrival of the trDOnS gllTprtSn
the strikers. as they had cut the wires.
The only occurrence In the way of n dis
turbance was an attempt to pull the
fireman from the engine, whereupon the
engineer and fireman were taken to
camp under escort. where they were
kept all night.
Raising Blockndes mt Pueblo.
PUEBLO, Col. July S.--The Rio
Grunde mas commenced to employ new
hremen, and Will now run trains on
time.
The Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
blockade was raised by Deputy Marshals
and the Santa Fee Is getting its train
service Strengthened out
Ti~-Up at sioux CITY.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 3.--All roads
mere mere are pract,cally tied up except the
Just commenced Firemen on the Omaha
road quit work yesterday morning, and
the A. II. U. men on the Chicago, NIL
waukee and st. Paul went out in the
afternoon. No freight cars moved on
the Omaha Yesterday, and officials say
they will make no attempt to move any
/ unless a change occurs. Several passen-
ger trains on the Milwaukee were gotten
| out,
Strikers spiked the switches and pre-
ven ID the Norfolk passenger train on
| the Omaha from moving. The Milwau-
kee shop men quit at o'clock u. NJ.
| Iowa Troop. Out.
! The situation last night became more
serious. Companies II and l. Fourth
Regiment, Iowa National Guard, Of this
city, have been ordered out by the
sheriff Gov. jackson has been requested
10 order out the whole regiment Strikers
and sympathizers gathered In the yards
In large numbers after dark and pre-.
vented all trains from leaving the city.
situation at Cincinnati.
/ CINCINNATI, July "A committee
induced dozen Pennsylvania sw'tchmen
to &c. out last night. Supt. Peters imme-
diately employed new men, and has
numerous nnr,sd n,pplican3ns for places Of re-
70 the PennSylyania is its inability to
receive perishable freight or live stock
tor Chicago or ST. Louis.
Inc biR -four, as well as other roads
receiving freight. " Jaw
ntnough six engineers on the Queen
ana crescent quit yesterday on accoun,
were promptly filled. The places of Others
VIII be hlled to-day, all engines as wei
as trains being guarded by deputies with
Mihchesters. Fremen of Baltimore and
ONO southwestern, Cincinnati. Hamilton
ana Dayton and Big Four who are mem,
ners OF the American Union go out TO-
DAY oficers say they are not numerous
ana say they have new men for all their
places. >'''
l,"oO strikers at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Big Four
men, TO the number of 800 went out la 81
evening These, with the Lake Erie
ana Western and Belt road strikers and
smaller bodies, Will make the total mum
per on strike here about 500 Two or
three trains were intorfered with, hui
the police succeeded I'm sending them or
thelr way The strikers have deter,
mined To use no force. but TO persuade
NE trainmcn when they arrive here tC
i'aNe the trains, engines, &c. and this
has proved effective in some instances
To strike In Detroit.
DETROIT July AT a meeting of