The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-07

west and south is Whoily huSSehuch
fruit and vegetable famine, as well
as milk famine. Is threatened in this
city.
Its Character Changed.
Pullman ears no longer cut large
figure ia the boycott. for IL is now laid
upon every road belonging 10 the Man
agers' association. whether running
Pullman cars or not. IL is a fghtto the
finish between the American Railway
union and the Railway Managers as
ISOLATION.
steamboats, Pront by the strike.
The strike on the railroads Is divert
ing great quantities OF freight TO the
steamboat lines which have rail con-
nections on the other side OF Lake
Michigan. The Big Four turned all
it's freight for Cincinnati and the
southeast 10 81. Joseph, and the Mich
gan Central diverted freight wherever
possible TO the lines touching at its
points on the other side of the lake.
Railroads That Are Affected.
Atchison Topeka santa Fe. Baltimore &
Ohio, Chicago & Western Indiana, Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific, Chicago Grand Trunk
Chicago & Eric, Chicago Great Western
Chlcago Milwaukee ST Paul Chicago &
Eastern Illinois, Chicago. Burlington quincy
Illinois Central Inner Belt Line, Louisville,
Ncw'Albang s. Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
Chicago 4 81. Louis Pittsburgh, Fort wayne
a Chicago Union stock Yards and Transit
company wisconsin Central, Wabash, Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Southern. Nickel Plate, Cal-
uLaet Terminal
The foregoing comprise the roads
converging in this city against which
the boycott has been laid. and one and
all OF which are either practically tied
up or are so crippled as TO be
Ineffective in helping solution
OF the trouble precipitated upon
them by President Debs in his combat
against the railroads OF the country.
Besides these Chicago railroads the
tie-up has proved effective against the
following roads in the west and the
cnst-for that section, too, has been
touched by the boycott:
70 support the boycott.
Alta meeting OF the Trades and La
Dor assembly Sunday the executive
board OF the organization was given
power TO call out all local trades in
support OF the boycott
strikers Are Defiant.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Strikers and sym
pathizers numbering about 1000 men
AT Blue Island Monday morning over
powered 200 deputy sheriffs and United
States deputy marshals The marshals
and Sheriffs' deputies were sent to Blue
Island To clear away the blockade in
the freight yards The attempt to dc
so resulted in the most desperate en-
counter OF the strike and in the defeat
OF the officers OF the law. Kisses
shouts and derisive jeers greeted the
order OF the United States govern
ment TO all people TO cease interfering
with the mails or the business OF tn,
railroads MS common carriers.
Given BODY Blow.
CHICAGO. July 5.-The United States
government has taken hand In th'
warfare against the boycotters an'
rioters. Judges Woods and Grosscul
in their chambers were presented
with bin for an injunction, mos
sweeping in it's nature, prepared
by United States District Attor
ney Milchrist and Special Counsel Ed
win Walker, and the order OF the cour
was that all strikers and rioters be re
strnined from interfering with tn
operation OF railroad trains under tn
interstate commerce law and the stat
utcs of the United States govorninI
the transmission of mail.
Under the jurisdiction of Jndg
Woods IL can be put into operatio
throughout Illinois, Indiana and Wis
consin. Five hundred copies Of TN
Injunction have been made and will
served on Debs, Howard and the d
rectors OF the American Railway unto
at once
Gist of the Injunction.
The order OF the court that acts
the nature OF an injunction Is,
brief. as follows;
Isis directed 90 r. V. Debs. q. w. Howar
l.. w. Rogers and oil other members OF q
American Railway union; also strikers M
othcr persons whomsocvef who meet With
above named. or who intend 20 act with the
In deeds OF violence All are enloinod FRO
interfering with the business OF the twent
one railroads. the same being those repr
sented In the General Managers association
The Injunction restralns oil persons from !
terferinR with the business 81 these comm
carriers whose business Il Is 70 carry passe
gers within the state and between the sever
states also 10 rchtrhln tht iht'iAoiNh
with express and mail trains. The
junction also restraints all persons, DO
those named and those 20 whom the !
junction applies from entering tho grounds
the said railroad companies, their yards
terminals and from destroying any
tho property OF tho said railroads. 4
Injunction furthpr restraints all pcrso
from attempting 20 interfere with tho bu
ness OF the roads by seeking 20 Induce e
nloyes 20 stop work by threats, vioien
intimidation promises or otherwise also TO
strain all persons from attempting TO intir
date, threaten or force employees rocen
placed upon tho roads % stop work The orr
sroes into eject Immediately and notice viii
served upon The above named and promuiga
90 the public.
Michigan Centrsl Protected.
Judges Woods and Grosscup he
issued the injunction prayed for ;
urday by Attorneys Winston
MeaQher for the Michigan Cent
railroad restraining the strikers,
GLIDING switchmen, hremen and
cn,nlovea who opposcd the Opcrat